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Post by mentalray on Sept 6, 2016 6:48:07 GMT -7
Yesterday I played a gig in a realy small location. I knew that I would have to keep my Ghia at a very low volume and so I was not sure it was the right amp for this gig. But I gave it a try anyway. I had to use the green channel of my Z-Drive to add some hair to my sound. For solos I used the red channel (for rock and roll) or a Keeley Blues Drive (for singing blues). What shell I say -it sounded great!! I missed nothing and I've got many compliments for my sound. So don't worry if you have to play in a mousehole: this combination will work perfectly.
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Post by msterling45 on Sept 6, 2016 10:03:08 GMT -7
Who makes the Z drive? Is it EQD? Does it sound like the Ghia when it's cranked?
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Post by jb on Sept 6, 2016 14:59:36 GMT -7
Check it out on the Dr Z website. I don't have one yet but I am sure the quality and durability is what you would expect.
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Post by The Bad Poodle Experience on Sept 6, 2016 16:40:24 GMT -7
Who makes the Z drive? Is it EQD? Does it sound like the Ghia when it's cranked? Made by Earthquaker Devices. Yes, it's E Q'd.
There's a category for the Zdrive here in the forum and there are lots of great demo's on youtube or the Dr. Z site.
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Post by simpleton on Sept 6, 2016 18:07:24 GMT -7
That's a great way to use the pair....sounds likes the very situation he intended.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 7, 2016 9:36:38 GMT -7
Works for me !!!
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