250W 2-channel amp head in full working order. Known for its transparent, tube-like sound the Clarus is not "voiced" like many electronic instrument amps, instead having a notably flat frequency response. Offers low and high impedance 1/4 inch inputs, an XLR in for microphones, per channel FX loops, per channel 4 band EQ, 8 reverb presets and an overall filter section ideal for managing low end. Further to this, the unit features 2 speaker outs, an XLR direct out and ground lift if required. Weight only 2kg. Locking speaker cable (pictured) and the original Acoustic Image shoulder bag included.
Missing a screw and a small amount of black finish from the top panel but otherwise aesthetically clean.
I'm based in London but would consider shipping. Let me know if any questions, cheers.
Moveable/Tune-able frets. Very old school. You can get some other worldly sounds out of that. I'd be really interested in hearing anything you might be inclined to post. Its gorgeous. Glad it worked...
I finished the book on Talbert and when I looked at his discography, I was surprised to see that he was credited for doing the arrangements on the four songs that Paul Quinichette played tenor sax on...
I think we are in a similar position in how we approach the instrument and age.
I am a pattern player also. I come from the CAGED forms which were figured out in the first few hours of...
Have you ever listened to Charlie Parker? He runs quicker subdivisions that are straight rhythms and not triplets like 16th notes and 32nd notes that contribute to the swing. Everything isn't...
I resemble the remarks above. I have gotten irritated with Beato, on occasion: his admiration for some music that has little musical value. His seeming deep knowledge of many things arcane, but holes...
Arnolds arrangements are not too difficult, he uses common chord voicings, and he provides tablature for all of them so you don't have to be a good music notation reader to learn them.
You have to map out the tonal centers to determine what scales will be appropriate, and as ragman just said, alter your scale patterns to fit the tonal centers.
I am no where near were I want to be to attempt it but I do enjoy seeing what everyone is doing
I have a was to go on my reading skills but I am working diligently on it.
Well, thank you, I'm flattered.
I think I deleted the recordings from my "hissy fit" period, i.e., the period before I learned how to prevent my Zoom recordings from hissing (it was quite...
I couldn't tell you thing one about any of the other amps mentioned but know my way around Fenders.
If you feel a Vibrolux is too big you won't be able to use a Fender on an organ gig.
I've told...
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