Quilter Aviator Cub ~ Over-driven Tone

John, since you were asking, here's a sample of the overdrive tone from the Cub. Bridge pup on PRS SE Custom 24. As with Richards. I find it easier to remove the low E string, that way I'm not preoccupied with avoiding the string. Yes to the G tuning.

[@rebeccagarner2576]

Fabulous PRS!!!!!!😍

[@thomasd9237]

Nice sounds 👍👍

[@charlespeeler2274]

Good sound like it

[@BrianBrazilHarmonica]

Learning to balance the volume, gain and the limiter together will give you more of what the amp is really capable of. Also using the 3 inputs in combinations will give you more options as well.

[@briansrecordingarchive6579]

Thank you, Richard. As for the settings on the amp, I sadly have no recollection. The tone knobs may have been at or close to noon. The volume was likely low with gain high. The limiter I rarely mess with or think about because I find it next to useless. I am sorry I can’t be more precise with my answer. Thanks again, Brian.

[@richardparker6279]

Thanks for replying

[@richardparker6279]

Great tone! What settings are you using on the Cub?

[@Seeds-nl7ql]

The limiter is far from useless
You need to learn how to use it. It’s the heart of good tone from these amps 🙄

[@briansrecordingarchive6579]

Only seems to have a subtle effect when gain is set to 12 o'clock or above. That's been my experience, and I've fiddled with it quite a bit.