Japhet

Have been looking for a Digitech Drop for a while with no success. Singer can't reach some of the high notes in the stuff we do and some of it doesn't work well without the low notes. So, have just 'snapped up' a Behringer US600 which is allegedly capable of handling pitch shifting so I can tune down from E to Eb or D. We shall see. Up til now I've used a pitch shift patch on a Zoom B3 but it sounds a bit 'chorusy'. I'm supposed to be getting rid of stuff by the way, not acquiring more of it.

Crazy - Patsy Kline

Darkness on the Edge of Town - Bruce Springsteen

If you're music is rubbish, make it offensive and at least angry people might buy it. It's a market, albeit a fairly small and sad one.

Hurry Home - Ella Fitzgerald

Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word - Reg

Chirpy Chirpy Cheap Cheap - Middle of the Road.

Strange Brew - Cream

Stoatal Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler

Rock Me Baby - Robin Trower

Might be worth getting if you gig and have a backup amp that isn't a V-4B.

Fire Brigade - The Move

In The Canyons of Your Mind - The Bonzos

Stormy Monday - T Bone Walker

Burning Down The House - Talking Heads

It's Getting Hot in Here - Nelly

The Man Who Stole The World - David Bowie

I Touch Myself - Divynils

Take Me, I'm Yours - Squeeze

lol

Iron, Lion, Zion - Bob Marley

Not much to say here except that Tecamp became Eich a while ago. Really good kit though. I think the Eden stuff went downhill a fair bit when production switched to China.

Whole Lotta Rosie - AC/DC

I have a Genz Streamliner as a back up and and I've never understood the clip light. It states that it is the power stage clipping as opposed to the preamp stage that is common to every other amp I've ever owned. I just ignore it.

The old Trace amps were my favorites for this with the green, amber, red lights that showed you how hot the signal was going into the preamp.