Death Rules

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VonBonfire said:
The effects you have on your board in between your guitar and amp. How many, and what are they? We'll see who's all organic bro.
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Top row in fx loop

Bottom row in front

Built by Dave Friedman

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VonBonfire said:
I had an Orbit Flanger, it was super sweet. Strymon does make some nice pedals.
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yea dude i had a keeley andy timmons halo for delay and a walrus audio for reverb on this board previously but ended up swapping them out

i dont have a picture of my old board that Dave built for me but that board was like the size of a f150 bed lol....just insanity
 
VonBonfire said:
Who was your co-pilot during your practice sessions? :LOL:
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lol it was out of control man...a lot of fun, but waaaaaayyyyyyyyyy more than anyone could ever need

it was truly at the point where without a midi switcher with presets it was unusable in any amount of reasonable time spent tweaking
 
While Chuck used a JCM 800 occasionally; most of his tone came from his Marshall Valvestate 8100, with only a little chorus for his leads.

Let's talk about your equipment?

Well, I really have a simple set up. I've been playing the B.C.Rich Stealth for years now. I have three of them, one is a custom black one that is my main stage guitar, one is an emerald green that is really beautiful, and an old one that I recently stripped down. They all have a fixed bridge and one Dimarzio X2N pickup which is a key to my sound. My amp is a Marshall Valvestate head and cabinet, that's about it. I don't use effects except for a little chorus on my leads, I really like a basic setup.

http://www.emptywords.org/Pit06-99.htm


edit: get your Marshall Valvestate 8100 now: https://reverb.com/item/87549287-marshall-valvestate-100v-model-8100-hybrid-guitar-amplifier-head
 
rsm said:
While Chuck used a JCM 800 occasionally; most of his tone came from his Marshall Valvestate 8100, with only a little chorus for his leads.

Let's talk about your equipment?

Well, I really have a simple set up. I've been playing the B.C.Rich Stealth for years now. I have three of them, one is a custom black one that is my main stage guitar, one is an emerald green that is really beautiful, and an old one that I recently stripped down. They all have a fixed bridge and one Dimarzio X2N pickup which is a key to my sound. My amp is a Marshall Valvestate head and cabinet, that's about it. I don't use effects except for a little chorus on my leads, I really like a basic setup.

http://www.emptywords.org/Pit06-99.htm


edit: get your Marshall Valvestate 8100 now: https://reverb.com/item/87549287-marshall-valvestate-100v-model-8100-hybrid-guitar-amplifier-head
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The guitar on the sound of perseverance, really resonated with me today. All of them, even the acoustic sounds great on that album. Was very impressed.

As much as I love the sound, if I had $900 for an amp, I'd buy a Laney GH100L
 
simonfrewler said:
The guitar on the sound of perseverance, really resonated with me today. All of them, even the acoustic sounds great on that album. Was very impressed.

As much as I love the sound, if I had $900 for an amp, I'd buy a Laney GH100L
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sure it wasn't a pignose with a fart pedal on up front?
 
simonfrewler said:
The guitar on the sound of perseverance, really resonated with me today. All of them, even the acoustic sounds great on that album. Was very impressed.
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also bass; Steve DiGiorgio was a great addition IMO, but he was gone before SOP was recorded...he's on some early demos of SOP songs IIRC
 
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