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Spector Club - Part 16

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Deluna Fest rocked today!!! By far the biggest stage I've played on! I'll post more pics soon and some video. :)
 

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grendle said:
+1

Done the same for the past 15-20 yes. Reguardless of what its tuned to the E string is still an E etc. We drop a half step and then tune to drop D, whatever that is. More for vocal range than anything else. Sounds heavy but not mushy. We play radio friendly metal, kinda like godsmack meets AIC. Its fun, people get it, and they like the chorus 's.
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Nothing wrong with radio friendly ...Id do it!

Radio friend at least has more options of making it in to a career lol
 
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Couple more. Our stuff was in front of Weezers.
 

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guy n. cognito said:
Alright, I'm planning my next Spector purchase. It's going to be a Euro neckthrough, but I'm debating which pickup setup I'd like. Can anyone describe the sonic difference between the PJ and the Humbucker (TW) setup?
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I had DCs in my Forte, and really liked the way they sounded together for the most part, but the neck pickup was very hot and broke up a little too much for me. They were being run at 9v and emg recommends the DCs be run at 18. I put the 35 PJ set in and everything sounds great. I found the PJ setup to be a little brighter and more defined. The Euro might be the same way, but the tone pump will give you control over the output level.
 
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diechris said:
Nothing wrong with radio friendly ...Id do it!

Radio friend at least has more options of making it in to a career lol
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Thanks!

Yeah, we all have families and don't have delusions of grandeur about being big touring rock stars, lol . Were shooting for a strong local following, some local air play, and would like to open for some of the bigger bands that come around. Would like to get on some of the bigger festival concerts around here too. We'd all be happy with that.

Here's a link, its not me playing bass though, I'm the new guy lol. New stuff soon though.

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grendle said:
+1

Done the same for the past 15-20 yes. Reguardless of what its tuned to the E string is still an E etc. We drop a half step and then tune to drop D, whatever that is. More for vocal range than anything else. Sounds heavy but not mushy. We play radio friendly metal, kinda like godsmack meets AIC. Its fun, people get it, and they like the chorus 's.
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Yep, I can attest to the fact that we run into issues when calling out keys. So, we just call it out in standard.
 
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