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Old 02-21-2007, 07:25 PM
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While it's true that most tube amps sound better at higher volume (but not on 10, more like around 6 or 7) this is more evident with single channel amps.
I see that the Valveking has two dedicated channels. I'm sure you will be able to get a good clean sound with the amp volume on 3 or something.

Keep in mind that tube amps are really loud. I can't even use a 15 watt amp at home without annoying the neighbours. And if you turn the volume really low, the speaker will not move enough air to generate a nice, full sound. It is a universal problem for all home players.
My solution: headphones
I am fortunately able to play in a friends soundproof room a few times a week. There you can be as loud as you want......

I leave my volume around 3-5...no louder. Although that tone is tough to get. I was playing a 22 watt Fender for awhile that was super clean, then added an SD1 overdrive pedal and that got the tone right...but I play a Les Paul so it tends to sound muddy anyway...I dont prefer Strats or Teles anymore...so I need to graduate to the Turner 1 soon!
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Old 02-21-2007, 08:14 PM
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I would love to own a Turner someday. I can't justify parting with that amount of cash at the moment .

It's funny you mentioned the SD-1. I have several very nice overdrive pedals, which I prefer over the SD-1. When we decided to add "Go your own way" to our setlist I couldn't get close to Lindsey's sound on the record no matter what.

I finally gave up and pulled out the trusty old SD-1 from the storage closet. It's back on the pedalboard now.......
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Old 02-21-2007, 08:45 PM
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I would love to own a Turner someday. I can't justify parting with that amount of cash at the moment .

It's funny you mentioned the SD-1. I have several very nice overdrive pedals, which I prefer over the SD-1. When we decided to add "Go your own way" to our setlist I couldn't get close to Lindsey's sound on the record no matter what.

I finally gave up and pulled out the trusty old SD-1 from the storage closet. It's back on the pedalboard now.......
yeah I think he was using a Les Paul and HiWatt cabs back in the day for that Rumours GYOW way sound. I prefer the sound he's got on "The Dance" but you can get that with Mesa Boogies and the SD1
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Old 02-22-2007, 04:23 AM
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That part you're not satisfied with could probably only be made up with actually having a Model 1 then I'd imagine.
That's so true. Although if offered with the choice i'd take a RS 6 of a model 1. One day, I will own both an RS 6 and a model 1 though, at least that's what I tell myself.

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haha i know hes right, I just can't afford one right now. As I said before I'm saving for an american made tele which will cost me about £600-800 any model 1 will be 3 times that lol.

Do you have a right handed model one and a left one?
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Old 02-22-2007, 04:46 AM
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Do you have a right handed model one and a left one?

Yeah Quite strange isnt it. But I do have a 2005 Lefty model 1 and 1998 RS-6 and a 1980 Right Hand Model 1. (Which is for sale)
I play through a Mesa Boogie Subway. Its a fantastic amp. For Effects
I use a boss GT-6.
All the great tools dont make a great craftsman though. I have only been playing 3 years.
I think its great to hear the rest of the guys share the guitar knowledge too. Theres always something new to learn.
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Old 02-22-2007, 08:18 AM
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lol when I first heard you where selling your model 1 I thought you'd lost intrest in guitar ot something. Little did I know you own two. I've only been playing for 3 years as well.

All this talk of model 1's has ledt me searching turner guitars all over the internet. So instead of doing college work I'm sat stirring at a computer, mouth watering over pictures of an RS 6. Maybe I could sacrafice the Tele and save for a couple extra months. I know you can get an RS 6 for about £900 in america. but How much would it cost me to buy a new one here in the UK? I'm guessing it will be more either that or I'd have to get one from america with import tax on it, shipping costs and postal insurance.
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Old 02-22-2007, 02:29 PM
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i can relate to lost interest.

i've played most of my life. and i love it. for the longest time i breathed to play. but now, without any time to dedicate to it and a million other things always stressing out my mind, it's not an enjoyable experience to pick up and play, only to hear everything BUT the way i want to sound. i always convince myself that i suck, and it's getting to the point where i finally feel like i might just have to quit.

anyway. one of these days, even if it's just to say i have it, i'll get a model 1. i've always been into reading about any guitar, any specs.. but by far, and not just because of lindsey, the descriptions of the model 1 just seem perfect to me. like there's so much to refine and control. it's such an appealing guitar down to the electronics, and the way it's crafted is beautiful. i can only imagine how it feels.

does anyone still have that picture from eons and eons ago of the teal model 1.. i'm thinking a sunburst one was pictured as well. and, has anyone ever had a moment with the model 1 bass?
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Old 02-22-2007, 02:44 PM
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does anyone still have that picture from eons and eons ago of the teal model 1.. i'm thinking a sunburst one was pictured as well.
Hmmmm...I just was looking at that photo a couple of months ago. Now I can't seem to find it. Maybe got lost when they transferred my files from my old computer to this new one (we just got new computers about a month ago here at work)
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lol when I first heard you where selling your model 1 I thought you'd lost intrest in guitar ot something. Little did I know you own two. I've only been playing for 3 years as well.

All this talk of model 1's has ledt me searching turner guitars all over the internet. So instead of doing college work I'm sat stirring at a computer, mouth watering over pictures of an RS 6. Maybe I could sacrafice the Tele and save for a couple extra months. I know you can get an RS 6 for about £900 in america. but How much would it cost me to buy a new one here in the UK? I'm guessing it will be more either that or I'd have to get one from america with import tax on it, shipping costs and postal insurance.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=130081819017
This one's been listed a couple of times. He won't come off his $3500.
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Pfft. I wouldn't pay $3,500 for one without the Piezo.
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I don't understand anything of what you guys talk about. But can you believe that I suck this stuff up everytime I read it? For what purpose?
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I find these type of threads very interesting.
That's because, if you don't allready play, you really want too. Especially Gerald. You can just tell he really, really, really wants to learn. Geralld, learn.
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Old 02-22-2007, 04:18 PM
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not just because of lindsey, the descriptions of the model 1 just seem perfect to me.
I know exactly what you mean. It's mere coinicidence that one of my favourite artists plays instruments that I really crave. Having said that I'd never of known about them if it werent for lindsey.

http://www.dreamguitars.com/instock_turner.htm That, for me is almost perfect. The only thing I'm not sure about is the bolt on neck. (would that cause it to lose some of it resonance? Doubt it probably just me.) I love the oil finish on it, you can just tell by looking at pictures of them how well crafted they are.
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Old 02-23-2007, 04:15 PM
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Just why aren't your nails working? It could be one of two things: your hand isn't positioned right and you're holding your guitar wrong, or your nails aren't properly shaped. Lindsey is an odd breed because he holds his guitar wrong, yet his technique works for him. For most people, this doesn't work.

Check out books on classical technique and you will find the solutions for your nail problems. Believe me, the tonal difference you get is worth the effort.
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I quite like this one, and this I personally would get a great tone out of it:

http://www.dreamguitars.com/preowned...1910_11063.htm
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I quite like this one, and this I personally would get a great tone out of it:

http://www.dreamguitars.com/preowned...1910_11063.htm
I wonder how much you would have to shell out for that!
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