I would throw out any comparison video done with an ash guitar if you have a basswood bodied guitar. I think the stock EVH pickup sounds really cool in the following clip with a plexi style amp. What would you like to sound different than this clip?
Wait, you can use the Sunset Sound Reverb inside the Ox? I thought the Sunset Sound Reverb was IK Multimedia and the OX used some other Universal Audio reverbs?
Yeah, think back. A video camera was a big freaking deal back in 1979. No one really had them so they knew this guy was coming with the camera so they posed it up.
Yeah, mine is that exact same color and a very low number in the 3400's. It had the brass vintage style trem on it and I had a Floyd put on pretty quickly. I still have the guitar though it has a different neck on it now as the headstock got snapped off of it in a painful to watch vacuuming...
Nah... I grew up on 2203's and 2204's. Used them forever and throughout my band days from 1982 - 1992 with them being pushed by an SD-1 and then later pushed even harder by a Furman PQ-3 into a Lexicon PCM41 and then being split into stereo 2204's.
I never could figure out how to get a Super...
I have a stock '70 Super Trem and a stock '72 Super Lead and Metropoulos 12000 series 68 plexi clone and also a Marshall SV20. They are all mean enough to do heavy rock and classic metal tones with a Boss SD-1 or a Graphic EQ in front of them. Mean, tight and crunchy as hell with enough sustain...
That has the same distant, not in your face type of guitar sound I kept getting when I tried recording with a Kemper. I have heard others get great sounds with them but I just could not figure it out. User error I know both by myself and whoever recorded this Iommi track.
I've been in the room with Mark playing a few dozen times, at least. He rips. Plain and simple. He has a killer right hand attack and just plays like he is showing the guitar who its daddy is.
Now I will admit that his clips are him just going from one riff to another endlessly like probably...
The store that Mark Cameron worked at that bought all the Jose amps was called A&V Music and was located in Huntington Beach. Now there may have been 2 batches of amps in Jose's shop and maybe one batch of them went to Black Market Music.
That was in the very early 2000's. I was there the day the truck came with all the jose heads and parts and helped them unload. I was there when we noticed receipts taped to the bottom of most of the heads that had the names of every rock star in LA written on them. And that was the day we...
I'm thinking of doing a traditional tele for myself. I'm torn between swamp ash and alder for the body wood though. It will have a 1 pc maple neck. I don't normally like swamp ash but it might be right for a tele and I will go on the more traditional side with pickups too. Any recommendations on...