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Snowy posted:Got a link to this? The more I see it he more I like it, I'd like to see how it was made. Look up recycled skate board guitars. That's what it looks like to me.
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Thumposaurus posted:Look up recycled skate board guitars. Whoa yeah you're right 
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I didn't even know about Henry Kaiser until Rigs Of Dad.
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Feb 25, 2017 23:34
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Rugoberta Munchu posted:I didn't even know about Henry Kaiser until Rigs Of Dad. 
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Feb 26, 2017 00:40
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Lol lookit this kook https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzR54nKKtJQ He's demoing an amp made back in 1979(-81?) by Moog for Gibson, though!
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Feb 26, 2017 06:23
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fyodor posted:Lol lookit this kook He is awesome.  His videos are the reason I ended up taking a shot on the CR120H and I'm very glad I did! He's definitely odd though.
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Feb 26, 2017 07:04
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Labs are incredible. Here's a pair of Labs and a guitar with Fender's Elite active single-coil pickups: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL3XLpFss44
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HandlingByJebus posted:He is awesome. Yea I love that dude.
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Feb 26, 2017 19:04
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Try as i might, i cant hate this. Rig it so the jaw and trem bar move together.
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Feb 26, 2017 19:18
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Six-Of-Hearts posted:Try as i might, i cant hate this. Set it so that the volume knob is also a dimmer for the eyes
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Feb 26, 2017 19:22
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Six-Of-Hearts posted:Try as i might, i cant hate this. It kinda looks like t-800 is giving the guitar a hug.
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Feb 26, 2017 20:57
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I think it's funny that when Roger Mayer gave Jimi Hendrix the Octavia fuzz Jimi kept calling it the Octavio like some sort of god damned retard.
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So of course now that I have a paycheck on the way I start thinking ooh, maybe I should see if there's any cool poo poo out there I want to buy. Inevitably, this leads to a round of "what are people getting rid of on craigslist to make rent this month?" Hoo boy.   The swirljob guitar in this post isn't too bad, here's one photo of it, but the steampunk relic job? Oh poo poo yes it's terrible.        
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Feb 27, 2017 08:18
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Lol 
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Feb 27, 2017 10:47
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fyodor posted:Lol Prince used Boss stuff all through his career, and even if he probably used a DS1 or Turbo for general leads it would also not surprise me at all if he used a Metal Zone on the reg. He was one of those guys who could get tone out of a plank and a bale of wire. Flip side of this is that between the lack of interviews and his constant gear churning you will probably never get a straight confirmation of exactly what he used.
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Feb 27, 2017 11:43
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I think it's non-controversial that his early guitar of choice was the Telecaster. The "sign" guitars appear to be T-types with stylized bodies.
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darkwasthenight posted:Prince used Boss stuff all through his career, and even if he probably used a DS1 or Turbo for general leads it would also not surprise me at all if he used a Metal Zone on the reg. He was one of those guys who could get tone out of a plank and a bale of wire. P sure his entire board was nothing but Boss pedals.
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boss would make a killing if they repackaged the metal zone minus the gain stages as a quasi-parametric eq pedal
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The Muppets On PCP posted:boss would make a killing if they repackaged the metal zone minus the gain stages as a quasi-parametric eq pedal Hmmm there's an idea. 
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fyodor posted:P sure his entire board was nothing but Boss pedals. Definitely for his drum machines   from http://tapeop.com/interviews/117/susan-rogers/
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https://twitter.com/andrewismusic/status/833851580906627078
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who the gently caress is Joe Bonamass and why do bluesdads suck his dick?
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fyodor posted:who the gently caress is Joe Bonamass and why do bluesdads suck his dick? He's a living encyclopedia master of blues guitar, collects and preserves a ton of cool old gear, is a goofy but generally likable dude, plays a lot of boring but often impressive music.
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fyodor posted:who the gently caress is Joe Bonamass and why do bluesdads suck his dick? he wears sunglasses with his suit like a total badass
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fyodor posted:who the gently caress is Joe Bonamass and why do bluesdads suck his dick? He's a very talented guitarist with an insane work ethic, who got tired of playing clubs to 50 people and realised there's money up in them there hills if you just lower your ideals a bit. He's subsequently spent the last ten years grabbing the blues boomer demographic by the throat and squeezing 'em till their wallets hurt, and is now the head of a ruthless merchandising machine that'd make KISS blush. He's cranked out 20+ records in 10 years and tours on a schedule that'll make you tired from just looking at it. He collects incredibly expensive vintage gear, has insanely tasteful phrasing, plays with some of the best players around, and he's about as challenging and provocative as a Kenny G record.
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A good pal of mine was the dude who bankrolled Joes gigs here in the UK that made his name, he was ready to chuck it all in. It's a very odd but very cool connection I have with him, surreal in fact. The guy I know I've known all my life and he talks about Bonamassa like a buddy, because he is, it's mad  I can confirm he's an awesome guy, so that's nice.
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I came across him because I'd be reading about some famous circuit from an amp and that fucker's name would pop up every time about how he has one.
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Kilometers Davis posted:He's a living encyclopedia master of blues guitar, collects and preserves a ton of cool old gear, is a goofy but generally likable dude, plays a lot of boring but often impressive music. And yea, after looking him up he seems like a pretty nice and cool guy.
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Dude has a signature Firebird, which is the best Gibson, thus good, but without minihums, so he's bad.
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fyodor posted:And yea, after looking him up he seems like a pretty nice and cool guy. Sure, but sadly he applies a superhuman degree of skill to making some of the most tedious music on Earth
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Bonamassa is a cool dude but he is basically The Bluesdad Dream made flesh
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Schpyder posted:Bonamassa is a cool dude but he is basically The Bluesdad Dream made flesh Amen to that. He's up there with Slash now for TONEZ chasers
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Feb 28, 2017 18:56
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Has he done any interesting work on other peoples jams?
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peter gabriel posted:Amen to that. He's up there with Slash now for TONEZ chasers Wait really? Do people think Slash is a tone chaser? Because his tone has always kind of sucked balls.
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GreatGreen posted:Wait really? Do people think Slash is a tone chaser? Because his tone has always kind of sucked balls. Slash has always been one of the guys who nailed the tones tons of others want. I'm not the biggest Slash fan but I don't get how his tone ever sucked. Sweet Child O' Mine cemented that warm yet bright and expressive LP tone that has been a thing sense.
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GreatGreen posted:Wait really? Do people think Slash is a tone chaser? Because his tone has always kind of sucked balls. Not so much that Slash was a tone chaser, but people chase his tone a lot, I've been on Les Paul forums too much probably but on those it's like someone asking where the warez is on here
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It's obviously a Tone Hat he uses.
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peter gabriel posted:Not so much that Slash was a tone chaser, but people chase his tone a lot, I've been on Les Paul forums too much probably but on those it's like someone asking where the warez is on here Funny, back in the day he was the guitarist all the super-serious guitar players/fans would look down on, at least on technical levels. He was the trigger for "You like SLASH?!?!? His technique is so sloppy and his sound so basic, let me show you my list of 20 better guitarists you've never heard of..."
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Huh.To each his own I guess. I've always thought Slash's tone was harsh and screechy, like his crunch tone is sandy and gritty and seems like it's got this weird wah-parked-half-way kind of thing going on. There's no fullness there. "Warm" is basically the last word I'd use for Slash's tone. I mean his playing is fun to listen to but his sound isn't. Then again I'm a huge fan of Mesa Boogie Mark series amps and 5150s. Mid-career Metallica and mid-career In Flames albums are basically my guitar tone bibles, so what do I know! GreatGreen fucked around with this message at 01:13 on Mar 1, 2017 |
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peter gabriel posted:Not so much that Slash was a tone chaser, but people chase his tone a lot, I've been on Les Paul forums too much probably but on those it's like someone asking where the warez is on here idgi it's a late 70s JCM800 pre-clipping diodes, a boost pedal and a Les Paul. What's the mystery?
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