Yep - thanks for catching the bum note  

I am not at the end of that song - still practicing on my own without the Band. And the final preset therefore with my DT50/212 and another 2x12 cab will probably slightly different. It will depend on how I cut through the mix in the Band.

The delay is indeed short. The original version I think is completly without any delay, if I remember correctly. He did that with his awesome vibrato technique. His notes kept on singing and singing and singing ...  But I will experiment with the delay time, once we start practicing the song at rehearsal. Thanks for the hint dude.     

Hey dude, that sounds good!

I still need to check the Soldano at rehearsal and gigs (in november) with pre amp models and on gig volume level (with DT50/212 and a Marshal 2x12). I mainly use the Screamer in front of my amp models for Crunch to Hi-Gain and sometimes an OD pedal for some Fenderish clean to crunch guitar tones to get a little sustain. But as conservativ as possible. I tend to use more the amps saturation. 

The Soldano amp has the potential with its variety (clean to Hi-Gain and very responsive on guitar Volume-knob) to be an "universal weapon" for some of us.

wolbai.

Hi dude, thanks for your feedback!

I am still practicing that song. It takes a lot of playing discipline for a decent performance.

The preset is just a headphone mix for the recording. For live performance with my DT50/212 the final preset will be different.

The Soldano is going to be a model I will check for other songs as well: very flexibel and most of all it has an acceptable Clean tone too. And the Soldano amp model is able to clean up very nicely with the guitar volume knob which is a necessity in that song. 

All the best, wolbai.