amiller
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Really enjoyed this:
K Odell
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His whole cd is rediculously good.
megamike
Active member
yeah ive seen that before,great playin
MisterBulbous
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Yeah, he's great. I think he's selling a tablature book with his CD now. Lots of good licks there. 
daver101
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raginkjinn":c5wdozw4 said:
+1 - It's on my iPod right now.
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jack butler
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The dirty playing has a similar tone and phrasing to Andy Timmons.
mrp5150
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Awesome playing for sure.
mrp5150
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Anyone know what gear he used on his album by chance?
amiller
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From his website:
"Steffen is endorsed by and are using the following products:
TC Electronic - M3000 and G-major 2 for beautiful reverb and subtle delay
Suhr Guitars - OD100 SE+ and the wonderful Suhr Modern guitars
Other stuff and notes on gear:
Fender Stratocaster 1957 - relic (1984) - electric
Fender Stratocaster 1976 - electric
Gibson ES-335 - electric
Warmouth Custom fretless - electric
Warmouth Custom - electric
HMH-Custom - electric
Framus - acoustic
Alhambra - acoustic
Some banjos
Old cello
Indian Sitar
Greek Bouzouki
Hiwatt Custom Bulldog - amp
Pete Cornish SS2, G2, P2, boost and T.E.S Delay
Pete Cornish instrument and speaker cables
Voodoolab Pedal Power 2 - power supply
Standard Switchcraft plugs and Canare GS-4 patch cables
I play in a lot of different contexts and have to be able to adapt to the many different bands and orchestras. This means my live setup and the size of it changes quite a bit, depending on the music I´m playing, the size of the venues, and the instruments used. To me, gear is important because it enables you to focus on the music, if you play using stuff you like. Of course its true that many guitarists will sound more or less the same no matter what equipment they use. A common sentence is: It´s in the hands! And indeed it is! But it is also in the gear, in the sense that the feeling of a guitar, an amp or pedals you like, can inspire you to play or phrase differently."
"Steffen is endorsed by and are using the following products:
TC Electronic - M3000 and G-major 2 for beautiful reverb and subtle delay
Suhr Guitars - OD100 SE+ and the wonderful Suhr Modern guitars
Other stuff and notes on gear:
Fender Stratocaster 1957 - relic (1984) - electric
Fender Stratocaster 1976 - electric
Gibson ES-335 - electric
Warmouth Custom fretless - electric
Warmouth Custom - electric
HMH-Custom - electric
Framus - acoustic
Alhambra - acoustic
Some banjos
Old cello
Indian Sitar
Greek Bouzouki
Hiwatt Custom Bulldog - amp
Pete Cornish SS2, G2, P2, boost and T.E.S Delay
Pete Cornish instrument and speaker cables
Voodoolab Pedal Power 2 - power supply
Standard Switchcraft plugs and Canare GS-4 patch cables
I play in a lot of different contexts and have to be able to adapt to the many different bands and orchestras. This means my live setup and the size of it changes quite a bit, depending on the music I´m playing, the size of the venues, and the instruments used. To me, gear is important because it enables you to focus on the music, if you play using stuff you like. Of course its true that many guitarists will sound more or less the same no matter what equipment they use. A common sentence is: It´s in the hands! And indeed it is! But it is also in the gear, in the sense that the feeling of a guitar, an amp or pedals you like, can inspire you to play or phrase differently."
mrp5150
Active member
Very cool. This song is incredible...