Tone Tubby Speaker Demo
Channel: Winston Krause
Date: 29/12/2022

I put Tone Tubby San Rafael Hemp Cone Speakers in my Fender Vibrolux reverb Reissue!!!! It sounds freaking awesome even without any break in time on the speakers. The first ten minutes is no effects just straight into the amplifier. The last ten minutes i use two Nobels ODR-1  pedals one at low gain one at high gain. A Mad Professor forest green compressor. A Behringer Fuzz pedal, a fulltone plimsoul and last an Xotic effects super clean drive. I do flip the bright switch on and off, on the amp i adjust the volume between 5.5 where it stays at most of the video up to 8 then to 10 for a short period before the ten minute mark. the tone controls stay at the mid point. you can see me switch pickups and roll the volume on the guitar up and down. The guitar is a Gibson SG faded with stock pickups. I've got a couple dozen guitars but this one despite looking beat up has great tone wood in it. I bought it used in Portland OR. I sat and played it for five minutes before I plugged it in to an amp and decided I was going to buy it before i ever plugged it in. It's a great rock and roll guitar.

 There is a video with Erik Steig of Swamp thing playing the same set up. vibrolux and TT San Rafael's but he's got a semi hollow guitar vs a solid body. I recorded this with one Sennheiser MD 421-II microphone set back two foot from the mid-point of the amp. It gives a very accurate reproduction of the sound from the amp. I wish my playing was as good as Erik Steig's but I try to get a broad range of tones from the bottom of the neck to the top. It's as authentic a sound as I can give you. No post production. Recorded with Reason V 11 with a Behringer U-Phoria UMC404HD USB Audio Interface. (for the price the best audio interface you can buy)