Posts Tagged ‘tone’
This is a demo of my 1975 Fender Deluxe Reverb amp, this thing is the best sounding deluxe i have ever heard. I searched high and low, black face, silver face, drip edge, you name it i tried it, THIS AMP HAD IT ALL! Not only did the sound blow me away when i turned it around i found out that it had everything original and in working order, caps, tubes, speaker, even the power chord had the “do not destroy” tag on it from fullerton california. It is in amazing condition 9/10 and any guitar sounds good through it. So before you turn your nose up to it and say “oh it cant sound that good its a silverface” LISTEN to it! When you find the right amp it doesnt matter what year it is, what panel it has on it, ect. This is the ultimate fender amp.
And sorry to y buddy Gearmandude, this demo looks like your demos but the only reason i did it this way cause i was using the Zoom on the floor where the mic sounded best haha.
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Marty Stuart, one of country music’s most eclectic artists, talks about his Fender amplifiers–both past and present–and how touch and tone allow “the guitar to speak.”
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http://www.wamplerpedals.com The Pinacle from Wampler is a most awesome box of dirt, gain, and grit. Really dug the versatility of the unit.
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more cool lessons http://www.guitarjamz.com
also Brett Papa Stacheless has schtuff here http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1421460745
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http://www.throbakelectronics.com Over Drive Booster gain pedal with a Fender Tele and Blues Junior amplifier. I love this box…switch between Silicon and Germanium drive base…totally bitchin…rad…tubular…bodacious…yep.
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Join Sean Halley as he shows you how to deep-dive into the thick tube tones of DT50. Hear its four classic voicings (American clean, British crunch, class A chime and modern high-gain), and see how the Bogner-designed power amp section automatically reconfigures key elements like class, pentode/triode, and feedback to match the preamp settings for each tone. DT50 gives you the ideal “jumping off point” for each tone — but from there, you can change settings and fine-tune your tone — or create something new entirely.
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http://www.plumcrazyfx.com The H.M.F.I.C. from Plumcrazy Effects. Love all their stuff!
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Paul Gilbert Signature Model parametric Equalizer pedal from H.B.E. Homebrew Electronix. Pretty cool idea really…especially if you’re playing an amp with only a couple of tone knobbies on it. I didn’t spend enough time with it, but then again, I never do, but after listening to the clips while editing, I really dig the pedal…plus, Paul Gilbert pretty much rocks ass! I used a http://www.kingbeeguitars.com relic Telecaster and a http://www.jaguaramplification.com Jaguar Twin Amplifier. Very affordable pedal, which is what we all need!
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The EHX Metal Muff’s…two of the three versions available. The Pocket versus the Micro. I liked the nano version better myself. Both have their uses though. I used a Gibson Historic Les Paul 59, and a http://www.jaguaramplification.com http://www.ehx.com
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http://www.wilsoneffects.com The Meatgrinder Fuzzbox has a mid control which helps ya dial in the organic gooeyness.
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