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For sale is a BE module, that is a Randall based single ch module modded by Friedman Rack systems back in the day. These units are by some considered to outshine the synergy counterparts, to put it mildly ;-) $OLD incl shipping destination anywhere.

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Good to know, thanks for the info. So in essence, the Camerock can do everything the Camerica can, and then some. Seems I can drop that hunt for a Camerica then :D

Looking for these three modules. pretty much the ones that I've never owned, will pay cash or entertain trades.

I've got the VH4 module, please provide me with a link to a clip demonstrating the tone that you are after

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I've got the following for sale: All prices include shipping. Paypal gift preferred, I do however not cover possible paypal fees. Located in Sweden, can ship directly to Salvation mods if so desired. Salvation Loneclean (mesa lonestar replica), single ch. Seen very little use as part of my...

Great album. As for the lead tone, without the option of using any pedals I would recommend the camerock (not synergy though..)

I've got the sag control feature on my Fryette gp/di valvulator, probably the same thing as implemented on the syn2. Wish I could say I find it useful, but I don't, the only time I touch that knob is to turn it all the way down - in case it accidentally wasn't on set to zero. So in that regard...

Cool idea, but personally I wouldn't consider it much of an improvement. I never use the diode clipping options already available in the camerock either. I find the camerock shines the most with a pure tube signal without any diodes.. Would be cool to see the new faceplate though.. :)

Increased saturation as in having a boost in front of the preamp? Seems like a separate boost pedal is still the far more versatile alternative and something many guys using jcm800s and plexis would be using anyways..

With increased sag = increased compression, as if lack of enough power reduces the output signal amplitude of stronger input signals? Beside the cathode thing, are there any other structural differences in the hardware making a Syn2, with say a fantastic JFM800 module sound better than an M4...

Great guy here, folks!