Here is a quick demo of a 1/2 power Trainwreck Express amp.  The only gear used is a 1969 Fender Stratocaster,  Teese picture wah,  Vox ac-30 extenstion speaker cab loaded with two late 60s Celestion greeenback speakers which were obtained from Ken Fischer at Trainwreck Circuits. The speaker cab is closed.  Recorded on a handheld digital recorder. no expensive studio gear has been used for the demo. The demo is to show how the amp hangs in a live band situation. NO OVERDRIVE pedals were used. The amp setting were set and not touched for a 3 demos. All volume and tonal changes come from my guitar and hands.  

Trainwreck Express half powered version.  Machine Gun by Jimi

" Catelepathy "

In a blindfold test, Elliot Easton said this sounded like Jeff Beck jamming with Yes.

Crunch Time !

My partial performance of Bach's  Gigue from the Em Lute Suite. Here is an old relic I found on an old tape.While it is only a short excerpt. I believe this was recorded while I was attending Manhattan School of Music as a student. Carlos Barbosa-Lima was my teacher.  I believe this was shortened to be used as an audition entry for something or another.  I really can't remember what is was for since this was such a long time ago.
I can't tell you how glad I am to  find these "lost" recordings! these are 25+ yrs old!

Em Lute Suite-Gigue

Live living room jam on the tune, Goin' Down..   Trainwreck Express amp it being used. A Fender Stratocaster straight in with no pedals.  For some reason the vocals didn't get recorded. oh well. Just having fun here.

Goin' Down-no Vox

Composed, arranged, programmed and played(Guitar) by Hiroomi Nakazawa.
Composed in 1987 , recorded at home with Walkman Pro WM-D6C in 1992.
(Direct stereo recording. No over dubbing.)
MIDI programming : Cubase 2.0 on Atari 1040ST. 

Trainwreck Express half powered version. Machine Gun by Jimi

Aaron Leone