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what single channel modules offer tones not covered by stock Synergy?
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<blockquote data-quote="ricky" data-source="post: 161349" data-attributes="member: 2862"><p>1)</p><p>I never liked the stock modules....well maybe one of the Randall boutique mods that was stock and for the life of me, I can't remember what it was called.</p><p>2) I have not looked at their currently available mods but I am pretty sure you could get Rob or Anthony to do any of the old ones.</p><p>3)JF had some really nice Marshall mods. He also did a few custom mods for me that were stellar! He did a Twin that is indistinguisable from my real twin. What he seemed to get is that twins do not break up but sound really warm and he pulled it off. Also he did a great 50s Gibson GA50 for me. I am not sure what is out there right now from Synergy. I have a couple of their mods which I like (the Vai mod and the Dirty Shirley) but it is my experience that the single mods sound better. I don't know why and I don't want it to be that way, but I had several Egnater dual mods both modified and not and something felt off compared to the singles.</p><p>Rob has a really nice clean mod that is like the Roland Jazz Chorus. He did a one off Carvin Legacy clean channel that is really nice as it is clean and gets warm and gritty if you want. Anthony's Buddy mod is superb and different. Rob also has some cool old Fender mods. I think I still have 20-25 mods left and don't really want to part with any of them as they are so cool sounding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ricky, post: 161349, member: 2862"] 1) I never liked the stock modules....well maybe one of the Randall boutique mods that was stock and for the life of me, I can't remember what it was called. 2) I have not looked at their currently available mods but I am pretty sure you could get Rob or Anthony to do any of the old ones. 3)JF had some really nice Marshall mods. He also did a few custom mods for me that were stellar! He did a Twin that is indistinguisable from my real twin. What he seemed to get is that twins do not break up but sound really warm and he pulled it off. Also he did a great 50s Gibson GA50 for me. I am not sure what is out there right now from Synergy. I have a couple of their mods which I like (the Vai mod and the Dirty Shirley) but it is my experience that the single mods sound better. I don't know why and I don't want it to be that way, but I had several Egnater dual mods both modified and not and something felt off compared to the singles. Rob has a really nice clean mod that is like the Roland Jazz Chorus. He did a one off Carvin Legacy clean channel that is really nice as it is clean and gets warm and gritty if you want. Anthony's Buddy mod is superb and different. Rob also has some cool old Fender mods. I think I still have 20-25 mods left and don't really want to part with any of them as they are so cool sounding. [/QUOTE]
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