I was 14 when I first heard it and it spoke to me as it still does now, but if I put my muso hat on it’s all over the place. A sublime album because it’s just straight-up honest. Perfectionism is the enemy in recording situations. I envy non-musicians and music fans mostly because they feel the truth more than most musicians do. Even the timing and tuning are off a lot of the time. It’s chemistry and theirs is #%^ing rocket science as far as I’m concerned because all the elements work so perfectly together, yet in isolation none of the parts sound like anything special. I can’t get my head around how their sound is so perfect, making me think hard about what it takes to make a band gel. I probably share my current obsession with most of my contemporaries, namely The Beatles: Get Back documentary. For vintage mark series fans, the Synergy IICP preamp module leaves no sonic stone unturned. From powerful low-end girth to sparkling harmonics, the IICP delivers a surprisingly broad sonic pallet in an ultra-convenient, all-tube module. The amp's brite and shift controls are present and accounted for, as is the switchable 5-band EQ.
Its dual-channel design provides instant switching access to some of the most lauded sounds in hard rock history.
The Synergy IICP module captures the original amplifier's Fullerton inspired cleans and distinctive mid saturated overdrive. Armed with intimate insight and a passion for perfection, Steve applies a singular focus on the true essence of this legendary amp. It was there that Steve got first-hand experience with the evolution of this ground-breaking amplifier so, it was a natural fit for Synergy to invite Steve, who was instrumental in the development of Synergy systems already, to design this module. In the early days of boutique amp development, Steve Fryette worked at Valley Arts Guitars, then the Los Angeles epicenter of high-performance guitar and amplifier expertise.
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