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Hey girl, Mike is a genius

I have another track but I can’t send it on here

That song is carried by the steel... Or at least it is on the original recording.

Thanks John! That's one of my fav reverb plugins, the TC Electronic VSS3...I think it's around $200 and is remarkably easy to use, edit and save. I use the VST version but I believe they offer an Apple ver also.

@@MikeGSmith-tx9sm Thanks for your quick and efficient reply. If you don’t mind, I still have two questions. 1) How good (or bad) is the tb202 reverb compared to yours ? 2) How does the tb202 sound like with earphones ? Thank you again. JS

The onboard digtal verb on the 202 is quite good, but, it's just more or less of it and no ability to change the parameters or store those changes. When I do fly dates and no backline gear is transported for whatever group I'm working with and backline rentals are so-so, I just go direct from the 202 to the house & monitor system and it's fine. When I use my full rig, I carry a single space rack with the TC Electronic G Major 2 efx unit...it has some of the same achieveable verbs as the VSS3 and some of the same algorhythms as the TC Electronic M5000 studio reverb and it was one of the go to studio verbs when I lived/worked in Nashville. More than not, when I go direct live, I'm using IEM's and either use the house or production companies monitor system or I just use my Donner rechargeable, 2-channel IEM amp and simple mixer (I found it has more headroom than the popular Behringer small battery powered IEM amps). With a couple of the tribute act gigs I do and I have all my own gear, I'll still use IEM's but also use my 202 thru the Quilter TT15 cab/spkr (and either go direct or drop a Sennheiser 609 mic over the front of the cab (and a side note: If you use the Low Z XLR output on the back of the 202 for direct purposes while also using the 202 to power a speaker cabinet, you won't have separate control of the direct out level or the speaker level. This year I bought my 2nd 202 and finally read the manual. If you use the front SIG OUT with the toggle switch in the Pre and Line mode and use a quarter inch TRS cable to a DI, you'll have house control via the GAIN knob and separate control of your speaker volume by using the MASTER knob (reading those manuals is a good idea, especially in my case!). Of course, you can also use the FX send and RETURN on the 202 for your own external efx (in my case the TC Electronic G Major 2).

@@MikeGSmith-tx9sm Once more thank you for answering my question #1. Question # 2 was about headphones with the tb 202 for bedroom use and which headphones would you suggest to go with it ? Once again thank you for sharing your knowledge…and talent ! JS

@@johnsluszny1 ...ahhhhh, any decent set of headphones will probably be fine. I formerly outfitted our tracking room with some Audio Technica phones, don't remember the model but they were between $100 and $200 a pair. As for in ear monitors, I finally settled on Etymotic Research ER4XR Extended Response Precision Matched In-Ear Earphones (about $220 on Amazon, the cables are not as hefty as Shures but these sound better and have out lasted the far more expensive Shures.

I just.btoke down and ordered one from.detmore man. 🤣

James Morris Music come into some money?

Other than what the 202 can offer via the "Voice" toggle switch, no. I personally have found the FULLQ or the VINT setting to be where I start more than not (kinda depends on the room or sound system or...just my mood : )

Had one vote for an Excel and yours for a Deckley, but...it's a Zum : )

Super good band. Fantastic pedal steel guitar player.

Thanks, but...that would be a Zum : )

Mike is for sure the main man around here !!!