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#39269 - 04/27/14 10:36 AM Re: JTM45 blues lead presets for ya [Re: singtall]
DonaldR advanced member Registered: 03/11/12 Posts: 223 Loc: Montreal, Quebec, Canada	Here's my rock crunch rig, should work for blues also. It goes from clean to crunch just by switching neck/bridge pickup or lowering guitar volume (on my Peavey Vandenberg). It should sound nice direct to PA as I added renown Singtall para-eq The JTM45 is really a dynamic amp!!! https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw0RhPM_r5NlbmlwUmh1Z3k0Mzg Edited by DonaldR (04/27/14 11:00 AM)
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#39271 - 04/27/14 11:24 AM Re: JTM45 blues lead presets for ya [Re: DonaldR]
singtall veteran member Registered: 09/06/10 Posts: 3540 Loc: Louisiana	thanks for adding another preset to the pile. everybody loves some new presets.
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#39275 - 04/27/14 02:41 PM Re: JTM45 blues lead presets for ya [Re: singtall]
DonaldR advanced member Registered: 03/11/12 Posts: 223 Loc: Montreal, Quebec, Canada	Originally Posted By: singtall thanks for adding another preset to the pile. everybody loves some new presets. It's the least I can do, you have contributed so much!!! Please try it when you have a chance, that will give me a point of reference for adding new presets based on that amp in the future
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#39281 - 04/27/14 09:49 PM Re: JTM45 blues lead presets for ya [Re: DonaldR]
singtall veteran member Registered: 09/06/10 Posts: 3540 Loc: Louisiana	good balanced sounding preset. i like a little more gain with single coils (i like a little dirt) but my humbucker volume was ok. that's the thing about low gain and clean presets, it's very dependent on the guitar used.
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#39289 - 04/28/14 09:31 AM Re: JTM45 blues lead presets for ya [Re: singtall]
DonaldR advanced member Registered: 03/11/12 Posts: 223 Loc: Montreal, Quebec, Canada	That was the goal of that preset, going from almost clean (neck single coil) to dirt (bridge humbucker) just by switching pickup. As you said, have to adjust depending on guitar.
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