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Topic: Have you heard 12 string B6th on a Nashville 112 ???? |
Roland Buras
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Kiln, MS, 45 miles east of New Orleans off I-10 USA
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Posted 27 Aug 2010 3:06 pm |
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Hi Everyone, I have not posted in a while. However, I have to tell you, i got a Nashville 112 couple years ago. first of all i got tired of toting all the other amps and gear. Session 500, Nashville 400, etc. great amps, just got to be to much for me. I play an Excel 12 string and it is an awesome guitar. The 112 handles the guitar like a champ. I am told my tone is good and clear. I play about 4 fairly big shows a month using only the 112. I gave away all my stereo systems to. because i quit using effects, just straight amp. I like my sound and the lite weight of the 112. I recommend it highly regardless of the size of the Gig. I still love my big amps. the 500 is at home for pratice and the 400 at the church for playing service.
Just my Take;
R J Buras
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Excel SD12 9x7
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Andy Jones
From:
Mississippi
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Posted 27 Aug 2010 3:22 pm
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Brother R.J.,you sound good no matter what you're playing through!Hope to see you again soon.
Andy |
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Roland Buras
From:
Kiln, MS, 45 miles east of New Orleans off I-10 USA
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Posted 27 Aug 2010 3:36 pm
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Hi Andy. Thanks Man, Hope you are doing fine. I am planning the trip to fulton in October, Been in south Louisiana working the BP Oil spill. I hope to make it and see you there.
Sincerely;
R J Buras |
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Roland Buras
From:
Kiln, MS, 45 miles east of New Orleans off I-10 USA
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Posted 28 Aug 2010 8:35 am Reggie Duncan is an Awesome steel picker
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Hey Andy , I forgot to tell you I was playing a show in McCombe Ms couple weeks ago. Reggie Duncan was also there with a group. Reggie is an Awesome Steel guitar player I hope we can get him to the next Gulfport show. Reggie did a superb job backing up that group. WOW!
C U SOON;
R J Buras |
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chris ivey
From:
california (deceased)
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Posted 28 Aug 2010 9:21 am
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being a d10 guy with 15 inch speakers i hate to say it, but...
a keyless 12 string and small amp sounds like the ultimate smart thing...as long as you can make your music on it! |
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Roland Buras
From:
Kiln, MS, 45 miles east of New Orleans off I-10 USA
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Posted 28 Aug 2010 4:00 pm
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Hi Chris, Yes it is Pretty Amazing . I played the 15's for years. Played lead Guitar on a Nashville 400 since 1984, can't get a better performance amp.
Just got tired of carrying them.
Thanks for the reply;
R J Buras
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Larry Lorows
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Zephyrhills,Florida, USA
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Posted 29 Aug 2010 1:26 am
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I've used the 112 with my U12, for years. If I didn't need a second channel for my telecaster work, that's all I'd ever carry. My Peavey Vegas 400's are a life saver for me. Larry
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Johnny Thomasson
From:
Texas, USA
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Posted 3 Sep 2010 5:48 pm
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| Have you heard 12 string B6th on a Nashville 112 ???? |
Almost. Albert Talley plays a ZumSteel with 11 strings on the back neck tuned to Bb6 through a NV112. His tone gives me goose bumps. It's hard (for me) to believe that an 80 watt amp with a 12" speaker can sound so rich and ballsy in the low register, but it's true.
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