Super v arrived yesterday

Arrived yesterday and I had only enough time to plug it in and tweek it to get a cool sound ( that took two minutes ) and play it for about 15... I'm currently renovating... new windows and siding and deck.

First impression and comparison to the Brahma...

whereas the Brahma is a brite thick sound the Super v is a brite thin sound... IN COMPARISON... so that in no way means it's thin in a negative way.

more gain than the Brahma and less bottom with a focused pronounced upper mid and brite but not harsh top... sounds vox-like in ways and sounds a lot like my Koch multitone 100's channel two in so far as gain structure.

the Super v would be the quintessential jangly clean or overdriven medium gain strat or les paul neck pu throaty/vocal quality tone.

I have not given it a good tweeking yet but right out the gate it's a killer module.

There is a lot more gain on tap than I expected and it responds very well to guitar's volumn being rolled back.

It's likely that all I'll need is the Brahma, Mr.Scary, Super V and a good overdrive... the grail is very cool but these three are best suited to my personal taste.

Rich said it well... when he said jangly

Good deal, You finaly got it Craig, Its cool to know it was worth the wait

That's awesome ,Craig. i bet the Super V would be ideal for that Hendrix/SRV throaty break up/blues tone. Hendrix type rhythm probably comes through with lots of breath and response to your pick ups, right?
Have you tried the Super V as just a straight up clean sound?
T.

Thanks Axe and Tung... it was worth the wait.

I quickly ran the gain through it's entire range as I played and yes it has got a great straight up clean sound but really shines on those jangly brit style cleans.
Definetly a very open tone with lots of breath and a wide sound spectrum... in other words it fills a room as opposed to a focused tone. It takes a while before it get's compressed so dynamics a beatifully portrayed.

It's easy to dial in great tones.