tommania

Hi My band has become a 3 piece for the time being, and I'm looking for some pedals to help improve my tone as we'll be lacking that extra guitar layer. I have a Hall of Fame, and a Small Clone. The thing I am looking for now though is something that will really make our sound bigger (and deeper/fuller/you know) when we go into the chorus. Is it a fuzz I'm after? Thanks Tom

Hi Looking to get some more pedals, never used any reverb pedals, what would you suggest? I play indie rock, I know that's a wide genre! Wolf Alice influenced. Thanks Tom

[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1418138789' post='2627250'] Are you the Tom I think you are? The minimum load your amp wants to see is 4 ohms. Running at 16ohms will certainly compromise it's ability to go loud, but shouldn't damage it. [/quote] [font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]CREEPY TOM?! Me and Ant are sharing it! Just worried about pushing it and damaging it 'cause my head is a bit of a monster! I'll bring it to the studio and you'll have to try it out![/font]

Hi guys, I recently picked up this 1981 Marshall 2x15" 200w cab at 16ohms. The reason I bought it was because I got it at a steal of £35! It sounds gnarly, got a really nice tone for what I'm going for and it's loud as hell. However my problem is I think my head will probably blow it. I am using the Ashdown ABM 900 Evo III which is 575w+575w at 4ohms. I notice that if I have my input and output knobs any higher than both at 12oclock my dial goes insane. That seems loud enough for me though, but is this likely to damage the cab? If I was to hook up another cab using the same side as the head would this ease the amount of power going into the cab? Thanks, Tom