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Lee Brilleaux the singer's dead now sadlyYa don't see a lotta blues singers with a 1000 yard stare
The guitar solo in the second song alone, was worth the price of admission
I use a Mooer Tender and a Boss bass chorus. My wife rarely comments on bass tone, but she told me the sound was huge when using those together for Sledgehammer recently. The Mooer will do octave up and down.
Never heard of the Mooer before so looked it up, How do they do that? It could put us all out of work
Clever stuff thoughNever heard of the Mooer before so looked it up, How do they do that? It could put us all out of work
You still play that thing after that?
You'd hate me, lol...I dig the pedal & would like to check one out... but I had to chuckle when he added a "touch" of gain. It changed it from a clean clear jangly almost telecaster-esque tone, to giant 20 pound electric razor tone... all with just a "touch" of gain.
OOOOOOOOHHHHH... guitar players and their grainy thin excuses for tone
It is my opinion that all budding young guitar players, should be forced to start with like, a silver face Bassman or other such minimalist amps with controls like this on it:
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If you can get where you can sound good with nothing to hide behind... you can apply to purchase a more feature laden amp
Additionally, my amp goes WAY beyond your recommendationsI dig the pedal & would like to check one out... but I had to chuckle when he added a "touch" of gain. It changed it from a clean clear jangly almost telecaster-esque tone, to giant 20 pound electric razor tone... all with just a "touch" of gain.
OOOOOOOOHHHHH... guitar players and their grainy thin excuses for tone
It is my opinion that all budding young guitar players, should be forced to start with like, a silver face Bassman or other such minimalist amps with controls like this on it:
View attachment 3113601
If you can get where you can sound good with nothing to hide behind... you can apply to purchase a more feature laden amp
NiceAdditionally, my amp goes WAY beyond your recommendations
Lee Brilleaux the singer's dead now sadly
This is Wilko today with young Norman
And with Roger Daltrey singing which is an improvement
And discussing his technique, the accent alone is worth listening to, it's near alien to me and I'm used to it
Our 2 guitarists play"clean"most of the time. Some effects during solos. You can actually hear chords!!!I dig the pedal & would like to check one out... but I had to chuckle when he added a "touch" of gain. It changed it from a clean clear jangly almost telecaster-esque tone, to giant 20 pound electric razor tone... all with just a "touch" of gain.
OOOOOOOOHHHHH... guitar players and their grainy thin excuses for tone
It is my opinion that all budding young guitar players, should be forced to start with like, a silver face Bassman or other such minimalist amps with controls like this on it:
View attachment 3113601
If you can get where you can sound good with nothing to hide behind... you can apply to purchase a more feature laden amp
You may remember they're still wrapped. Well, they were-I ate 'em.
Where was this post hiding?
What is it?
I'd put it in quite awhile back when we had the loooong Tort discussion-shortly b4 Kat888 left us. Here it is w/o"pickguard"-and with my favorite plectrum:Where was this post hiding?
What are you doing with the Rotten Kid's bass? Did you nick it?
I remember the post from when I came back but I completely missed the repost today but I seem to get that a lot, I reply and then go back and then later on I find posts where there weren't any before. I know, no need to say it!
That's OK. I just walked into another room and actually remembered why I went in there. 'course it Was the bathroom.I remember the post from when I came back but I completely missed the repost today but I seem to get that a lot, I reply and then go back and then later on I find posts where there weren't any before. I know, no need to say it!
A Trace Elliot
