Uploaded August 2011 | Updated September 2026, 32 minutes ago
I'm playing through a Peavey Session 400 amplifer. I actually unplugged the JBL speaker that's in the amp and I plugged into a Peavey 15" Black Widow 1501 speaker in a seperate cabinet instead. I'm using a Boss DD-3 delay and the reverb in the amp is set on 5, shift on 3, middle on 5, treble on 4, bass on 10, and presence on 5. My volume is only on 3, as this amp has 100 watts output. The amp must be 35-40 years old. I've had it for nearly 20 years. I was all corroded when I bought it used, and the spring reverb unit was inoperative. I had it replaced. It still has pops and crackes from time to time, but I like the 15" speaker for low-end.
I'm using a Goodrich volume pedal with their new 500k longer highlife potentiometer. I like it. I finally got the pedalboard bracket that holds the volume pedal in place to the guitar. It is a blessing after having my foot sliding into the pedalboard for so many years, mesing with my volume. I highly recommend getting a mounting bracket from Goodrich to keep your Goodrich volume pedal from shuffling around while playing. I don't know if they make a holder for Ernie Ball or Fender pedals. The new highlife pots are really a blessing. You can buy the pot seperate and modify your old pedals. The pedal bracket and volume pedal aren't at an angle like I'm used to, but I have adapted to it just fine and like it a lot. In other words, the pedal is positioned perpendicular to the pedalboard.
I'm playing through a Peavey Session 400 amplifer. I actually unplugged the JBL speaker that's in the amp and I plugged into a Peavey 15" Black Widow 1501 speaker in a seperate cabinet instead. I'm using a Boss DD-3 delay and the reverb in the amp is set on 5, shift on 3, middle on 5, treble on 4, bass on 10, and presence on 5. My volume is only on 3, as this amp has 100 watts output. The amp must be 35-40 years old. I've had it for nearly 20 years. I was all corroded when I bought it used, and the spring reverb unit was inoperative. I had it replaced. It still has pops and crackes from time to time, but I like the 15" speaker for low-end.
I'm using a Goodrich volume pedal with their new 500k longer highlife potentiometer. I like it. I finally got the pedalboard bracket that holds the volume pedal in place to the guitar. It is a blessing after having my foot sliding into the pedalboard for so many years, mesing with my volume. I highly recommend getting a mounting bracket from Goodrich to keep your Goodrich volume pedal from shuffling around while playing. I don't know if they make a holder for Ernie Ball or Fender pedals. The new highlife pots are really a blessing. You can buy the pot seperate and modify your old pedals. The pedal bracket and volume pedal aren't at an angle like I'm used to, but I have adapted to it just fine and like it a lot. In other words, the pedal is positioned perpendicular to the pedalboard.
