TPS Pick'N'Mix: Supro Black Magick, String Theory KE64, JRAD Majestic & Immortal, Fredric Dresden

[@mikestibor1]

The best part of the Supro amps that's always overlooked is its glorious clean sound.

[@ThatPedalShow]

I like it a whole lot. Lovely bottom end too!

[@kolombijec]

....”i think it sounds good, ‘cos it’s really loud, Dan....” (23:48) ...haha..that is a phrase for a new t-shirt... ;)

[@jheva48]

Thanks so much for turning me on to the Dresden synth fuzz guys! I’ve sought one out, & a Supro black magic reverb head as well! 🎉😮

[@YanivZukerman]

Great tone right at the intro

[@DevinCLott]

How have I missed the fact you guys turned this into a podcast!? This is gonna make my drive to and from school way more exciting! As always great stuff and I am looking forward to seeing the new place!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Because we’ve only just done it. :0)

[@DevinCLott]

That Pedal Show That makes sense lol. I told my friend about it and we are both super excited!

[@christurner2398]

DCL7 too and from school?! Teacher? or insanely advanced kid already driving? ;)

[@DevinCLott]

Lol I go to a college that's about an hour away from where I live.

[@guyfromnj]

Mick is just unreal. Micky Magic for sure!!! Your brilliant brother.

[@garystackhouse5787]

My FIRST amp was my Dad's hand-me-down 1955 Supro Spectator... I used it with my Sears Les Paul and 2 pedals... a Fender Blender fuzz and an EHX Screaming Tree treble booster. The fuzz was nice, but crank the 5 watt Supro with the treble booster and it was HEAVEN!! (Incidentally, that KE64 is KILLER!! I am a fan! And thanks for the head's up on the podcast... I'm in!)

[@FunkAndFluff]

The look on Dan's face when he tries a new fuzz he loves is nothing short of euphoric.

[@jeffrywhite8087]

They say that guitar is dead. There are no more guitar heros.. Mick is my new guitar hero . ROCK ON GUYS!

[@leiscwf]

About time Fredric got some TPS love

[@kevinmanning3374]

Man, that Supro/Two-Rock in tandem was fantastic. I just added a Supro to my gear list.

[@MrIsaacsjordan]

Mick playing through the String Theory and the 2 Rocketts (~35min mark) was argueably one of the best sounds I've heard on the show...even with the flat low E string 😀. Man I love this show!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Awesome thanks Jordan! Inspirational sounds bring out the notes. Sometimes. :0)

[@TheBrandonLewis]

MIc's playing inspired me to give strats a try again. I got a custom shop Jeff Beck and it has changed my life. Thanks TPS

[@ThatPedalShow]

Wow, that’s amazing Brandon. Leapt straight in there with the JB! Awesome - so glad you’re enjoying it!

[@BeefNEggs057]

I believe Leo had the strat design given to him straight from God (might have been a burning amp involved). They are just so unique and full of personality. Its the only guitar that I can listen to on an album and go yep thats a strat. Well maybe Teles also. Not saying other guitars don’t sound freaking great. They do!

[@jamesdalziel4516]

TPS Band is a great idea! Would love to see all the guitar/pedal/amp combos in a band setting! That's where the magic happens... When's the first gig?!

[@pigfender]

James Dalziel agree with this. I do worry in the odd episode here and there that the guys are using bedroom tones that you can’t even use in your bedroom because of the amps they choose. Be good for them to prove they’re useable in a band setting!!

[@mattgilbert7347]

Rog Pigfender Agreed. I'd like to see them use the kinds of amps most of us have (AC15, Blues Jnr, DSL40, Hot Rod dlxe etc) and some commonly used pedals (TS9, BD2, Flashback, etc) in a live setting and see if they can cut through a mix at volume.

[@powdermnky007]

I think you could possibly replace most of the playing of the pick and mix, with the band just improvising using the pedals. Two birds with one pedal!

[@twoys440]

Well son, its 2020 and they've ignored you

[@augustkendrick9114]

I dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!

[@BeefNEggs057]

Glad to see the two rock get some love! I’d be very happy with hearing the two rock and the Super all day long!

[@PudWud1]

I think the Supro would sound ace with a treble booster like the Analogman Beano Booster

[@capriom85]

It does, indeed.

[@volkerlinzer844]

You made my day once again (starting with this sick intro - but...) - @32:06 playing the unsung hero Vernon Reid riff - most unlikely guitarist for you guys to “feature”: active PUs, tons of pedals (on 3 Boards) but mostly digital, plus Kemper, plus apple, plus Mesa and Supro(!) amps, all setup for the smallest gigs - thanks so much guys!!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! Love Rears Up... was one of my favourite tunes to play back in the day. Listened to Times Up and Vivid back to back for about two years! Mick here. Back then I think he was using Hamers and Mesa stuff

[@volkerlinzer844]

Wow Mick! Hope to not offend you saying that I am very surprized you listening to Metal 2 years straight :))! The first 2 records were just mind blowing good. Yes, back in the days he was Hamer (made me buy one ;) and Mesa. He is now a PRS artist playing a signature model with Foyd Rose and EMGs. Anyhow, what may interest you most is, that unnoticed they came out with a new record in 2017 "Shade" which is all blues influenced (not only according to them) and has an awesome cover of Marvin Gayes "Inner City Blues". Hard to notice?: LC - all time favourite.

[@kolombijec]

First!?!?yeah! Mick’s intro solo has become sort of his signature thing now...always amazing..love it every time!👍🤘🏻🎸

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you kindly!

[@sam-ww1wk]

From 2024,,, I remember that fo hawk rooster doo... nice man. Those amps have some sparkly funk at some zones, reminiscent of the old Gibson ones. Other that, completely different. Curious how the Supro guys get way richer tones on their in house videos...mmmm.

[@gh0stbike]

The EOB strat!! Yes! Love the sustainer pickup so much! Great show guys can't wait to see the new space

[@simpleking1]

Mick goes nuts at 44:36 - Thanks guys for a great session!

[@eddlabel]

I've been watching over and over again the videos where you guys compare 5w vs 50w amp and overdrive pedals in clean or dirty channel. Can you guys make a video with gain order (low to high or high to low) with fuzzes? I always search for help in your videos! Love your channel guys! Thanks a lot!

[@dhobiwankenobi]

Easily my favourite intro solo. Beautiful!

[@ap7498]

Wow!!!! Great sounds tonight (I mean Friday night) gents!! Very enjoyable to hear you open it up

[@matthamer3637]

The breakup on Supros is absolute favorite. So saggy and hairy but the cleans are almost Princeton-like. It's cool to hear stuff pushed through that since it's what I play through too. So thanks (as always).

[@ThatPedalShow]

I really like it - Mick here. Think we will use this a big more. :9)

[@Hawthorneeffect1]

I love that Ed O'Brien strat. Dan needs to feature that more. The j rockett delay sounds sweet.

[@Les537]

Nice sounds boys. It's hard to beat a small combo tube map for playing right next to the amp in a small room... and then they turned on the other amp and we learn once again that 2 amps > all pedals.

[@jaycobie]

Thumbs up for moving into the podcast space! To be honest I'm going to continue watching the youtube version but you always want to make your "product" as widely distributed as possible so good on you guys!

[@VKMcMeister]

Hi, I've been watching you guys for a long time and never commented, mainly just because I never really comment on anything! Just wanted to say thanks for being a big reason for re-igniting my passion for guitar and to wish you all the best of luck with the new venue. Cheers fella's for everything you do.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, that’s awesome VKM, really great to hear, and you’re very welcome :)

[@Purplehaze-ne2tp]

I absolutely love Richard Fortus sound with Supros. I’m pretty sure it was part of his sound on the Guns n Roses tour last year and it was great!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Nice nice nice. Certainly sits in a nice place!

[@recyclingonly5743]

At it again. I must say Dans tele makes me happy. Mick’s blue strat is epic but that olympic white reverse headstock has a sweet spot with me. PICK N MIX!!!

[@benspinks342]

OMG that synth fuzz!!!!!

[@flowregulator]

the last 10 seconds of that synth fuzz was intense.....think i need one in my life :)

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yeah baby!

[@mikefenton5634]

The Black Magick sounds killer but the real gem of the reissue supro line up is definitely the thunderbolt with the 15" speaker.

[@geetarbube]

TPS Band! Oh, hell yes!

[@SSvebor]

Every sound in this episode kick ass! That KE64 is amazing.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Cool isn’t it?!

[@SSvebor]

So cool, i doesn't seem to compress at all. :D

[@heychrisgreen]

Enjoyed the podcast!! The "responses" podcasts are a neat way for us to know what you guys think about That Pedal Show episodes

[@JPMergens]

I've had a black magick for just over a year and it's my favorite small combo amp. Superb.

[@victorgreen2758]

Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Dan you eyes where little slits at the end. The band idea sounds like loads of fun. Now I want that J Rocket drive, nice, nice... Guys a great week

[@ThatPedalShow]

Bless him, when he’s gone he’s gone. :0)

[@themetal3638]

I just love how you use the show not just to show us cool gear but how you interchange your experiences with another, it shows your "realness" and that you enjoy making it! Greetings from Germany^^

[@MadeAirbreak]

Please do include some Fairfield Circuitry pedals in your videos at some point :) The Meet Maud and shallow Water in particular get so much praise. I don't think you've ever had them on. :) I recently got acquired my own shallow water. If you do try it out, make sure to play around with the LFG knob and notice the difference in sound the mix knob makes. :)

[@echicago841]

Love the pick n mix ! I have the supro dual tone, if you plug a tele into it you can’t help but get those zeppelin tones, good stuff

[@dugmccormack2544]

LOVE YOU GOOFBALLS. thanks for doing all the leg work for us!

[@asparagusbear3323]

Frederic makes some amazing stuff. I hope you have more of their stuff on your show.

[@jamescuttsmusicjcm5013]

The Les Paul through the Majestic sounds great!

[@tombromby8546]

Podcasts. Yey! Now I can listen when I drive.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Mick here. I think it actually works pretty well. I had my doubts, but I ended up listening to a whole bunch back to back and thoroughly enjoying it. Even though it’s me and Dan and I’ve edited it all twice already!

[@tombromby8546]

That Pedal Show love the show. Band room? Awsome! Maybe a few lucky listeners could come and take part? Bring our rigs, have a jam you guys could say what you like and don't like about our (amature) set ups. A sort of show and tell.

[@fernandocastro6279]

The thing that I love in the Jhs Charlie Brown is it’s range of gain. It has not too much gain, but I think it gets amp gain feeling. It seems similar to Majestic in this aspect.

[@banjoboys]

Back in Brack

[@keithfaust8925]

That Supro sounds awesome, but I really wish they had master volumes. Maybe the top secret Keeley model will.... Let's hope!

[@Otis-Isom]

I think it does

[@tiagogalvao654321]

What a kickass fuzz. Thats an alternative rock songwriter wet dream!

[@edthejester]

The Srupo Brack Margik sounds great guys!

[@jamesfillier6647]

Dan, when you pulled out that Stratocaster you blew me away! Mick awesome strat tones as usual!!!!

[@ohkee]

Haha, it started without sound. Seeing you groove in silent is the best, I recommend it to everybody.

[@AnchovyRun]

If you guys ever get the opportunity, I'd love to see a show with the guys from Big Big Train!

[@jayfoster]

I've got the Supro Royal Reverb. These amps are incredible. Glad to see you featuring them on the show. Thanks for the hard work and great videos

[@WatchesnguitarsDK]

I always appreciated how good your descriptions are!

[@tommallah4818]

The tones in this one .... oh man!!!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

yeah baby

[@philipellis7039]

Haven’t actually watched this yet but I know I’ve mentioned Fredric in the comments before so good to see it on here; one step closer to a whole British built board!

[@GIBKEL]

I recently acquired one of these old valco 2 channel 6973 tube amps and I’ve got to say they are night and day difference to the new modern supro. It nails the page tone whereas the new supro has a sound of its own. Good but different to the original valco made circuits. Two huge differences as I understand; one being that the new 6973 tubes are built differently than the RCA 6973, and secondly the original circuits have massive amount of ceramic caps that definitely flavor the circuit. Solid state also reacts so differently than tube rectified, especially with effects. The original circuit plays better with fuzz and overdrive better than any other amp I’ve played with. As I’m listening you are closer to the Zeppelin tone with the two rock and that first pedal. Harmonically rich is the key to that sound, especially with the tele.

[@gordrock]

Really interesting. I waited 6 months from the previous Namm to try the Black Magick and I was really disappointed, for the same reason, that said I really liked it clean and the tremolo was fantastic. The majestic sounds great the MeLody looks super cool too which is part majesty/part dude with the same EQ from the Rockaway archer. Synth Fuzz - yes please! We need an ep on the EQD side of life. I was thinking the other the day that Stefan from the Pedal Zone would make a great guest! Long one tonight sorry. Little bit excited.

[@tompoynton]

Andrew Gordon Really want to see the Data Corruptor on TPS after seeing Dan’s reaction it at Namm!

[@williama-d6]

I understand what you are saying when you said crunchy sound now I could hear the crunch when you turnt it up load

[@Knightsie]

Thanks for the small Guitar Nerds Shout out! Keep it up guys!

[@jonathanyork3636]

Man- awesome look at that sweet Supro- and I loved seeing Mick go nuts on the synth fuzz - seems like it helped you exorcise some of the obvious frustration you both are feeling at having to move premises.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Perhaps! Although the move is very much a good thing. We’ve needed somewhere bigger for a while and this was just a good kick to get it done. Thanks for watching!

[@Brmmsilva]

Just started to watch the show and I'm already amazed... Mick, that intro was Awesome!!! Absolutely Killer!!!

[@lucianodebenedictis6014]

Nice to see you again, my loudness addicts! (it hurts but it feels so good) :)

[@jett7530]

Some eargasm tones happening, especially after that 'quiet volume' experiment this just put the world right again! That Supro was translating really well even over youtube!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Amen to that. :0)

[@dassolan]

The lick that drove Danish Pete crazy IS FINALLY BACK, ladies and gentlemen! 33:13

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hahahah!!! Now that is a fine memory sir!

[@jhowellkc]

Synth Fuzz reminds me of the Last Gasp Gommorah. Which is amazing when you want THAT sound.

[@EzyoMusic]

"This is one of those pedals that you stand back and go: it's broken." I just got a ZVex Fat Fuzz Factory and it's just like that. Mine was a return so go figure. :D

[@jakestewartmusic]

When you get the band space up and running, we should definitely see a video about using pedals vs cranking a non-master volume amp. I think the Supro would be choice for that video, as it takes pedals well and also cranks up well on its own. Please compare the difference between using an extremely quiet volume on the amp (compressed cleans, "transparent" rhythm crunch, and a solo volume boost from pedals exclusively) to the setting the amp on the edge of breakup crunch (using pedals to push it over the edge, roll back the guitar volume for cleans) and cranking the amp full volume (using only the guitar volume knob to roll back for crunch and clean sounds) in a live band context! How does the low volume clean sound (guitar volume up full) compare to the cranked up clean sound (guitar volume rolled back)? How does the natural compression of the cranked amp compare to pedal compression? How does using a boost in front of an amp at the edge of breakup compare to just cranking the amp volume up full? How do humbuckers clean up vs single coils? I used to run my 28 watt amp at a pretty clean setting with a compressor for cleans and a King of Tone for OD and a solo boost. I'm just plugging straight into the amp now because I find that the difference in volume is negligible between my solo boosted signal vs playing straight into the amp cranked up. I also found that I had a bit of natural compression even when I rolled the guitar volume back to clean up, so I didn't need the compressor as much for more subtle settings. Interested to hear your thoughts and see how overdrive pedals, boost pedals, cranked power tubes, and playing with a live band all interact with each other!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hello Jake, great question. Doing some of that will be pretty difficult but we will try to explore those topics. Truth is, it’s not a this or that situation. The whole thing is a massive sliding scale grey area and you just pick your point along it. The useful but is knowing what to tweak. For Dan and I we prefer a bit of both: amp working nicely and pedals on top. Dan prefers a little more amp than I do I think. We can get into this!

[@jakestewartmusic]

Awesome! Yeah, clearly every player has their own preferences here and it gets very specific when we get into the details from speakers to pickups and exactly which pedals are pushing the amp, etc. But it'd definitely be interesting to see your own personal thoughts on comparing these things in more general terms. I've just noticed a lot of local players using their amps extremely quietly and relying on the pedals to do most of the work, when lately I've been plugging right into my Carr Rambler and playing it on 10 with a touch of spring reverb and footswitching the tube bias tremolo. I used pedals to try to get the same sound before because I thought it would be too loud to crank, but my stage volume barely changed!

[@irabucha]

The sacred noise comes from that synth fuzz will make my sleep tonight a really good one.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yeah baby! We should do more of those things. :9)

[@PBOD]

Hey guys, the Fredric FX pedal reminds me of the mxr blue box SOOOO much. Its splendid! I always run my blue box with a compressor >blue box>analog delay (carbon copy) set about 500ms. If you get a chance have a bash doing this with the synth fuzz as its one of the most amazing tones AND SOOOOO MUCH FUN 🤘🤘

[@prboyd]

Frederic Effects Scrambled Brainz I think you would like chaps. Really nice Fuzz, but with a ring mod aswell. Cool :)

[@bryangray4178]

Sick intro Mick!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks Bryan!

[@DavidPowell-xn9ys]

Class A amp with trem and verb is my preferred living room amp. I have a little 4w Shaftsbury and some pedals. Prefer the single coils of my av52 than humbuggies.

[@dannyblau3850]

"I don't know. I don't know....I don't know, Dan." that just had me really laughing haha. Also, a Tele through a supro is a pretty magical thing. No pun intended.

[@williamsmothers8830]

Great 'sode, thx for staying up late to play loudly for us! Even though tired, you guys definitely play better with a few dB. Good luck with the new digs, that will be interesting.

[@777Yoni]

You had me at "We drink."

[@Restringlo]

OMG....dans playing his strat. This is amazing! Now I can stop bugging the shit out of him to play it hahahaha!!!!

[@russpbg]

Great intro playing!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks Russ!

[@darrenc8776]

Things cannot get better on TPS. Oh wait a new place ,band, pod casts what!!!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yeaaahhhhh!!!

[@glennevans5824]

It does have a unique tone quality.....in a nice way...1st zep album telecaster rosewood board..like the Supro line but somewhat pricey for printed circuit board amps.....overall though nice sounds.Nice job as always fellas.

[@nickwiswell]

If you like the Synth Fuzz you really have to try the Malekko Charlie Foxtrot, Dan will love it. Happy to lend you mine next time I'm in the UK.

[@its_just_berk]

You killed that intro, Mick! And Dan's playing had a nice vibe to it, too. Maybe a glass or 2 of wine before each show is in order...even if you record in the morning.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, wine in the morning. Those were the days. Maybe in another 25 years it’ll be okay again. :0)

[@MrDanielDumas]

Hello Dan and Mick. Great great content. Been watching for quite a while and I love going on tonal journeys with you weekly. I also love spending way too much money on pedals that I absolutely need. Here’s the question... could you guys consider doing a video on Amps and tubes? I hear cathode, class A, class AB, and all the others and I think “class WTF”. Cheers guys. You’re the best. BTW! I love the podcast. It’s awesome! Bad day at work, I’ll put some headphones on and hang out with my two friends for a while on lunch. Thanks for everything.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hey Daniel. It’s quite tough looking at those concepts in isolation because they’re often wrapped up in the rest of the amp design too. Often we might remark that the amp is cathode biased or class A, but it’s just one aspect of its design. Hmmm. Wonder if we could put some sense on it?

[@goldtonesounds5043]

Awh man! That Supro sounds mint! I think some of that low string problems wouldn't have been a thing for Pagey as he would've been using super super slinky angel hair strings. That wet/dry part has me sold.

[@genesisfalling]

You guys have to get a Origin Effects Revival Drive on soon. Quite possibly the best Overdrive pedal ever made. All my other overdrive pedals are going. It sounds soooo good.

[@fuz1284]

That was a smooth plug on the "input levels"

[@ThatPedalShow]

Eh? You mean the UA thing? Proudly mention that as often as I can. I absolutely LOVE the Apollo and UAD plugins. :9)

[@GitShiddy]

Might need a Supro induced cold shower...nope to late! Seriously some stellar tones especially mixed with the Two-Rock and a Tele into it. Which just reaffirms I gotta get a Supro.

[@rdb9936]

Please can you guys do a shootout of small 5-10W heads for bedroom practice/occassional live performances etc. Thanks! Great episode as always!

[@michaelpayne8337]

After a bunch of delay pedals I’ve come to the conclusion that it is difficult to find one that works well with some gain in front of the amp, and clean. There are delays that sound great cleaned up, and are not great to my ear with a drive pedal or distortion. And then the other way around... I’m currently using the unglamorous Digitech Obscura, and a trusty DD3. The Supro sounded great. Haven’t heard one of those models yet (in person). I like Supro’s weird little Titan amp which was discontinued. 1x10 50 watts...

[@Neshkan]

10:46 new t-shirt. one of those with a panicking face and a thought bubble:)

[@SkyMooseInc]

Not sure if it’s been said but the new Supro gets close! The main thing is the original Coronado Page had used 6L6GB. Probably the Tremolo 12ax7 was taken out for extra gains at time. I feel he maybe used 6V6 tubes in it with The Lemon Song. Also that MKII ToneBender is pretty important. Listen to I Can’t Quit You Babe for a pretty good example of the amp with little drive effects etc

[@bobbler42]

4:50; brack iis an Irish tea loaf. I was raised on it, and whilst it isn't magical, it's rather good.

[@freepadz6241]

bobbler42 i was thinking the same thing. The Fender boys ate a brack that they thought was only magic and named an amp after it.

[@PvtKingpin13]

Dan's jeans has some stretch marks. Has he been power sliding?

[@ThatPedalShow]

Only on the inside.

[@danbrazieruk]

Try a high-fibre diet, bro.

[@GobiPup]

One of my favorite episodes. 🙂

[@jcwear89]

Love the synth fuzz!!

[@jamesemerson4102]

Bringin out the Two rock ! sounds amazing Mick. I wasn't sure if the two rock was involved until you moved your arm and I saw that the light was on on the head...but hearing the tone I was thinking " surely thats the two rock " Sounds great!

[@jamesemerson4102]

Also I didn't check the info that literally lists everything involved in the video hahaha

[@ThatPedalShow]

No worries James! It’s on for most of the vid - obviously not the bit where we’re just talking about the Supro. It’s a thing of wonder to me, still. :0)

[@jamesemerson4102]

Amazing amp. I am loving my studio pro 50 that I recently bought and your channel inspired me to get a two rock. So thanks !

[@ThatPedalShow]

Cool! It’s a heavy responsibility when people tell us that, so I’m stoked that it’s doing the business for you. Mine’s currently getting the bejesus kicked out of it by Matt Schofield who is here for a few days. Mmmmmmmm

[@jamesemerson4102]

It was your sound with your strat and the studio pro 35 in several videos that made me think " man that is just a sweet all round tone and that amp takes pedals SO well " then when you got the classic reverb It was like 0_0..... Your video with Matt Schofield was also a massive influence on my choice of amp.... just an AMAZING sound.... I also bought the mad professor royal blue overdrive because of that video haha... GREAT pedal. You guys are really doing great things with this channel. I look forward to every video. They are all just honest and true to the gear that you are using and it's all really inspiring man.... and I am not easily impressed ! This channel has re ignited a spark for me in terms of playing more bluesy/fusion style guitar again as I have been a bit too obsessed with straight ahead jazz for the last 3 years. You guys have inspired me to get back in touch with what i always loved playing before the jazz thing took over my life for a while! Really, I just want to say thank you for your channel! I look forward to seeing many more "Thatpedal" shows ! : )

[@Groovemaster2000]

I bought the Supro 1624T Dual-Tone instead of the Black Magick because I thought then and still think the Black Magick is to farty in the bottom end. I did never get a great sound out of it, but the Dual-Tone delivers well balanced tones on what ever guitar I put into it.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Nice - we should try one!

[@SSvebor]

Man, those two amps are soulmates. :D ps Would've liked a tiny bit more Supro in the mix, but that's just me. pps Thanks Mick, read my mind there. :)