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FDP Forum / Performer's Corner / My 64 BFSR sang to me last night
(This message was last edited by 6L6 at 07:08 AM, Jul 5th, 2012)
FDP Forum / Performer's Corner / My 64 BFSR sang to me last night
dragonfly
USAJul 4th, 2012 08:50 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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Outdoor stage, packed house, high humidity, 90's air temp, storms in the area, gun powder smoke from fireworks, too many beers. I'm not sure what it was but my old Super did some things I'd not heard before. Had to stop to re-tune a couple times but the amp had me smilin' all night. Do you think the weather conditions could effect sound?
Nah......too many beers.
Deacon Blues
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friends.-The world's thirstiest man.Jul 4th, 2012 09:12 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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While atmospheric conditions undoubtedly effect sound, being in a high spirited celebratory mode (enhanced by beer) probably didn't hurt either.
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Lago, CAJul 4th, 2012 09:19 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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A BFSR should bring a smile to ANYONE'S face!
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MichiganJul 4th, 2012 09:33 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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Its just like unleashing a big goofy lab at a park with a pond. It finally gets to do its thing, ya know?
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Lago, CAJul 5th, 2012 07:08 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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I gigged for many years with a wonderful '66 BFSR. It was my all time fav amp!
However, eventually my aging/aching back just said, "no more". Getting that amp in and out of the back seat of my car just got to be too much of a task.
I'll always miss the wonderful TONE TONE TONE it produced. Best amp ever made IMHO.
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Fast Lane Pablo
USAJul 5th, 2012 02:34 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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I've owned several Super Reverbs, BF and SF. They sound best on an outdoor stage where you have to crank it to be heard on a summer evening with beer and a wild crowd. Something about that combination brings out their best tone.
Last night was an especially good night for tone. I wasn't even playing through a SR and I had awesome tone. The rest of the combination was there.
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I wonder if speakers get a little dried/stiff as they get older and a wetter night brings out the flexibility.
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Canton, Ohio, USAJul 7th, 2012 03:10 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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Although it is a sweeeet amp, I would have to agree with DB. But what's most important here, Senior Dragonfly, is that you were smiling all night! That's good to hear!
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