And here's the video...

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This was a few doods drinkin', and playing geetars.

Bob produced this whole thing on the fly too.
 
That is indeed a nice Kramer. I had a Kramer Pacer which I sold to my buddy. One of the best guitars I have owned. Got the Van Halen Baretta model after that and it turned out to be a real turd. Not even close to that Pacer.
 
simbasa":1cdgu8y6 said:
That is indeed a nice Kramer. I had a Kramer Pacer which I sold to my buddy. One of the best guitars I have owned. Got the Van Halen Baretta model after that and it turned out to be a real turd. Not even close to that Pacer.

i had a 86 baretta pointy, and that thing was fun to solo with. I got a nice sum for it though....so that was cool. But always wanted to try a pacer?
 
TOStudent":mp9k1pwb said:
sah5150":mp9k1pwb said:
degenaro":mp9k1pwb said:
Hey Steve that Kramer is happening.
It really is a killer. After we were done with that mini tune, we were just doing some low gain/clean playing with that Kramer through my Axe-FX-VHT 2/50/2 rig with a nice Brownface patch, rolling off the volume and using the single coils (Suhr Fletcher Landau's) and it sounded real sweet...
Steve


What bridge pick up is that in there?
It is a Motor City Pickups BlissterBucker with A2 magnets...

Steve
 
crwnedblasphemy":qal3fnax said:
Where the hell did you get that Kramer??? I call dibbs if you ever part with it! :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL:
THis guy at work just gave it to me because he didn't use it and he knew I liked 80s guitars. To be honest though, the only part that came from the original guitar is the body. Everything else, I put into it... had the neck made, etc...

Steve
 
That was cool :thumbsup: I like how you put the vid together. Wish I knew how to do that
 
Thanks for the comments guys!

nbarts":2um0j2zm said:
Great bass sound! :thumbsup:

How did you record it?

Why, thank you! I used my B.C. Rich Bastard (i.e. custom cut body (unfinished) with a B.C. neck) which is loaded with a Bartolini, into a Sansamp RBI, direct. I'm retooling my bass rig and have a power amp arriving today to use with the Sansamp and my SWR Goliath III 4x12 cab. I've gone through a Sansamp based rig, to a GK 800RB, to an SVT III Pro rig (non-tube), back to the GK (it's light and portable), and now I'm back to the Sansamp. I absolutely love the versatility and sound of the RBI, even direct if need be.

leadfootdriver":2um0j2zm said:
This was a few doods drinkin', and playing geetars.

No doubt, a day of pure fun!!!!

Bob produced this whole thing on the fly too.

Yeah, but at the cost of remembering to play some guitar! :) But, I knew it would probably play out that way anyway because juggling the audio and video tasks uses all but one available brain cycle, and it takes two cycles to play guitar. :lol: :LOL:
 
That was awesome! That was my favorite video you have put together to date. Great playing!
 
gibson5413":3j12knur said:
That was awesome! That was my favorite video you have put together to date. Great playing!

Thank you! Out of curiosity, what about this video puts it above the others?

thenine":3j12knur said:
oh man that was awesome! all tones from AFX?

No Axe-Fx at all. I'm putting the complete list together and will post it as soon as Steve and Mick confirm the accuracy.
 
Forget confirmation, I believe this is correct:

Drum Track: todgemistro from HC
(re)Arrangement and Bass guitar: Bob Savage

RHYTHM GUITAR

Intro, Verse one and verse two: Mick Neil
Fryette Deliverance 60 into Fryette D412

Chorus 1 and turnaround one: Steve Henning
1981 JMP 2203 boosted with Bloody Murder Overdrive into Marshall 4x12 (G12-65's)

Turnaround two & Outro: Bob Savage
Fryette Deliverance 60 into Fryette D412

LEAD GUITAR

Intro and Verse 1 Leads: Mick
Bogner Super Shiva

Chorus 1 Leads one and three: Steve
Bogner Super Shiva

Chorus 1 Lead two: Mick
Bogner Super Shiva into Bogner OS 2x12

Verse 2 lead one: Mick - Bogner Super Shiva
Verse 2 second lead: Steve - Fryette Deliverance 60 into Fryette D412

Outro lead one: Bob Savage - Bogner Alchemist
Outro lead two: Mick Neil - Bogner Alchemist
Outro lead three: Steve Henning - Fryette Deliverance 60

Outro mayhem: All three players on the Fryette Deliverance 60

All amps are miced with one SM57
 
Bob Savage":kwy6k4k4 said:
gibson5413":kwy6k4k4 said:
That was awesome! That was my favorite video you have put together to date. Great playing!

Thank you! Out of curiosity, what about this video puts it above the others?

The composition, playing and video quality all together. It just seems to get better each time. I like them all but this one just hit me. I always watch your videos everytime you post. Good stuff!
 
gibson5413":yyykjdzr said:
The composition, playing and video quality all together. It just seems to get better each time. I like them all but this one just hit me. I always watch your videos everytime you post. Good stuff!

Very cool, and thanks again.

Here's a cool pic of Steve and Mick's guitars.

2009-07-03Guitars.jpg
 
Steve....who made the neck for ya? Birdseye on a Kramer would rule!
 
crwnedblasphemy":1o2kc4ek said:
Steve....who made the neck for ya? Birdseye on a Kramer would rule!
I don't think it's a good idea to recommend the guy because he screwed up the Floyd shelf big time and I had to get another guy to fix it, but it is a helluva nice piece of wood. Fat as hell...

Steve
 
Just now checking this out...that was cool. Like Guthrie without the hair. You can figure out if that is an insult or complement, but I think it rocked.
 
some good licks and some killer guitars on that vid! :rock:

A Wood
 
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