[torndownunit]

hey guys. All I have is my iSight to record with. I just did a quick clip of it with some overdrive using the bridge pickup.

It's run into my BYOC Overdrive (that I won in the GuitarsCanada contest!) ---> 1970 Traynor YBA2A

The YBA2A is running a 1x12 cabinet with a Jensen Neo speaker in it.

Again, just a quick clip and the playing is pretty choppy. If these are remotely helpful to anyone in anyway I can do some of my other gear.

http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=2148454677408939444&hl=en-CA

 

[esp_dsp]

oh man! the link isnt working for me it keeps saying the 404 isnt found or something......

 

[torndownunit]

should be fixed now.

 

[Tarl]

Some very cool tones you are getting there.....sounds good.

:banana:

 

[Maxer]

Saw it, no touble. It's cool. Good technique, man. That guitar of yours is a classic... bit of a wild retro edge to it but you make it sound very current indeed. Well done!

 

[Greenman]

Sounds great. :rockon2:

 

[Stratin2traynor]

Love the axe. Awseome.

 

[Jaggery]

Very nice!!!:food-smiley-004:

Got to get a rev sooner or later.

Maybe the one with 3 P90s....:rockon2:

 

[adamthemute]

Nice stuff. Are those the stock strings the Reverend came with? The 0.10's on mine are a bit too light but I don't wanna pay a tech to setup the guitar with 0.12's...

 

[Ti-Ron]

Really love the sounding of that axe. Reverend are definitly on my list! But can someone told me what is the average price of that kind of guitar? By the way, Torn Down Units, I want your CD. I listen to some of your songs on MySpace and I really love that!!! Congratulations for the axe ans for the band!

 

[adamthemute]

Really love the sounding of that axe. Reverend are definitly on my list! But can someone told me what is the average price of that kind of guitar? By the way, Torn Down Units, I want your CD. I listen to some of your songs on MySpace and I really love that!!! Congratulations for the axe ans for the band!

Most Reverends I've seen cost between $500-700. There's a Reverend thread here somewhere that shows a list of Canadian dealers.