@@SteveWalsh730 I'm sorry. I know I asked this before. But by chance, do you remember what settings you used on the Hybrid to get that "Fixing a Hole" solo sound?
Thanks ! Are you thinking of the 715? They look pretty much identical but totally different circuits. This one is all valve, the 715 transistor preamp, valve power amp..
@AllenGarberGuitarFun the OSO 715 takes the trem channel of the original Vox 715, removes the trem circuit, which is a LED/flashing bulb concoction, makes the distortion variable and adds a master volume. With the master volume on full and the distortion on full, it's essentially electronically the same as the Vox.
Sounds great Steve!
Sounds fantastic! :)
yeaaaaaaaaaaaah !!!!!!
Have you had an opportunity yet to compare the guitar tone of "Fixing A Hole" using the Hybrid and Solid State amps?
Yep, the 7 series nails it. Don't think they had the Conquerors in there at the time.
@@SteveWalsh730 what settings on it did you use?
@@SteveWalsh730 I'm sorry. I know I asked this before. But by chance, do you remember what settings you used on the Hybrid to get that "Fixing a Hole" solo sound?
Sounds amazing of course! I thought your 710 removed the vibrato…is this a later version which adds the vibrato back in?
Thanks ! Are you thinking of the 715? They look pretty much identical but totally different circuits. This one is all valve, the 715 transistor preamp, valve power amp..
@@SteveWalsh730Ahh…I see. The OSO 715 is differentiated from the 715, is that right?
@AllenGarberGuitarFun the OSO 715 takes the trem channel of the original Vox 715, removes the trem circuit, which is a LED/flashing bulb concoction, makes the distortion variable and adds a master volume. With the master volume on full and the distortion on full, it's essentially electronically the same as the Vox.
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Hello Steve, are these going to be available for sale?.
Thanks mate.
@keiranbradley3238 been and gone I'm afraid. Made 5. They all went.