Been away for a little while and just got back into town.
Glad that amp worked out. The trem de la trem is a great little amp and I've
also found it can hold it's own in small to medium size clubs as well. The last
jam I used my buddy's at was a 140 seater and although it was almost cranked you
could easily hear it anywhere in the room.
I think a lot of people under estimate tube watts.
In one case I used my victorilux in an auditorium like those you see in high
schools. It was a big New Year's party. My amp wasn't mic'd, I had it up to
about 8 and believe me you could hear that sucker.
I also agree that the trem on the trem de la trem is one of the best around
anywhere. As far as victorias go, I haven't heard them all but that's the best
I've heard to date.

--- In victoria-amps@yahoogroups.com, marino99@... wrote:
>
> the trem de la trem came through with flying colors on the gig. I think its my
favorite Victoria model. Huge, smooth sound, but with cut. It got rave reviews
from people in the club as well. We played with a second guitarist who had a Vox
15 watt with a pedal. I went straight into my amp. Besides from my tone killing
his, the amp hung right in with the volume. And it was getting a little loud. I
had the volume on 9 and the channels jumpered. The trem is the best I've ever
heard. It sounded great with P90's and a Telecaster, and a National Resolectric
guitar/dobro. Believe it or not, I like it better than the Regal II, plus its
about 12 lb's lighter. The Regal II would probably get louder with a more
efficient speaker (the Eminence thats in the trem de la trem for example) than
the Weber it comes with though.
> Bill
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: dcaulton69
> Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 5:03 pm
> Subject: [victoria-amps] Re: 'Get that Classic Fender Sound' dvd
> To: victoria-amps@yahoogroups.com
>
> > How'd the Trem de la Trem do on its debut? I have heard good things
> > about them but still haven't heard one in person yet.
> >
> > --- In victoria-amps@yahoogroups.com, marino99@ wrote:
> > >
> > > sounds very cool, never saw it though. On a side note of Fender
> > sound, I just got a Trem de la Trem , its first gig is tonite. I think
> > its a sleeper in the Victoria line. One of my fav's. And the
> > best trem
> > I've ever heard. The reverberato is amazing too, but thats Vibrato.
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: dcaulton69
> > > Date: Friday, February 20, 2009 1:33 pm
> > > Subject: [victoria-amps] 'Get that Classic Fender Sound' dvd
> > > To: victoria-amps@yahoogroups.com
> > >
> > > > Has anyone seen a DVD called 'get that classic fender sound'
> > by Jim
> > > > Weider? He plays a bunch of 50s/60s Fender guitars and amps and
> > > > highlights the different qualities of each. Tons of nice
> > licks to
> > > > lift too. I just got it today, but I understand it's been
> > out
> > > > for a
> > > > while.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> >
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