| 5:50 2x12 Combo | As close to Recto as you can get: EMG 81/85 | Pretty close to Recto. Bass is a little flubby, but if you take off the casters and sit her on the ground it really helps to clean it up, and get some punch. If anybody can try this out with a closed back cab, I'd love to hear your results. |
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| 5:50 2x12 Combo | AC/DC meets Hard Rock Lead | I have this set up to be a good Classic Rock rhythm, but kick in an overdrive pedal (SD-1 set to: volume-maxed, Tone- 9 o-clock, Gain- 11 o'clock) for more gain, hit contour control and it gets a pretty heavy lead sound. Changing volume and gain really effects the bass and treble levels on this amp, so it may take some tweaking; I like to switch between bridge and neck pickup, and it took a lot of experimenting to get a balanced sound.
This works pretty well in 5 watt mode too, but looses some punch.
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| 5:50 2x12 Combo | Responsive clean blues with slight breakup | This is how I set my clean, so it's bluesy with medium-hard pick attack. |
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| 5:25 1x10 Combo | | These settings were set using a Gibson ES135 LTD but should not need any tweaking with a Les Paul. Work equally well in the 5W or 25W setting and on the Crunch mode as well. |
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| 5:50 2x12 Combo | classic rock tone | keep in mind this amps eq comes before gain. depending on guitar you may have to tweak, but with a les paul it freakin' rock |
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| 5:50 1x12 Combo | Soaring Lead | From the Express manual |
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| 5:25 1x10 Combo | Roots Clean | From the Mesa Express manual |
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