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It is funny how alot of us are coming back to our roots. I've picked up 2 jmps and plan on 2-3 more,1 will be kept stock the rest will be modded.



steve_k":2vnz0p3i said:The funniest part though is most people are chasing classic Marshall tone with every amp except a classic Marshall. Anderson's pretty much make Fenders feel like a dimestore Squire.
zee1usa":170sauid said:steve_k":170sauid said:The funniest part though is most people are chasing classic Marshall tone with every amp except a classic Marshall. Anderson's pretty much make Fenders feel like a dimestore Squire.
True +2 , if you want marshall tones, get a Marshall!![]()
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70strathead":7z5qi0ho said:Greazygeo":7z5qi0ho said:Nope that is a horrid tone! He just used so many fx you could barely hear any tone.Digital Jams":7z5qi0ho said:but one can argue the best tone ever caught on tape during the 80s was a MK III Coli slaved into a Boogie 400 watt mother fucker.
Interesting.
I have to agree. I love Sykes/Whitesnake, but I actually prefered the Slide it In tone over that 87' album. Just not my cup of tea, i'd rather hear Pat travers/Thrall swirly chorused out tone than that. which was cool actuallly.
I love the tones on that album, but you're hearing Mickey Moody and not Sykes. Sykes only played the solos on the US release of Slide It In...all the riffs are still Moody.Gorehog":23vgtsmg said:70strathead":23vgtsmg said:Greazygeo":23vgtsmg said:Nope that is a horrid tone! He just used so many fx you could barely hear any tone.Digital Jams":23vgtsmg said:but one can argue the best tone ever caught on tape during the 80s was a MK III Coli slaved into a Boogie 400 watt mother fucker.
Interesting.
I have to agree. I love Sykes/Whitesnake, but I actually prefered the Slide it In tone over that 87' album. Just not my cup of tea, i'd rather hear Pat travers/Thrall swirly chorused out tone than that. which was cool actuallly.
agrred.i think Slide it in was a great album.i listen to it pretty regularly.
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Not funny at all, it's the tone i grew up with and prefer most.![]()
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Just a Beefy JMP dude.Digital Jams":2gvfuv0s said:charveldan":2gvfuv0s said:![]()
Not funny at all, it's the tone i grew up with and prefer most.![]()
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You grew up with modded Friedmans?![]()
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rupe":1ima0v08 said:I love the tones on that album, but you're hearing Mickey Moody and not Sykes. Sykes only played the solos on the US release of Slide It In...all the riffs are still Moody.Gorehog":1ima0v08 said:70strathead":1ima0v08 said:Greazygeo":1ima0v08 said:Nope that is a horrid tone! He just used so many fx you could barely hear any tone.Digital Jams":1ima0v08 said:but one can argue the best tone ever caught on tape during the 80s was a MK III Coli slaved into a Boogie 400 watt mother fucker.
Interesting.
I have to agree. I love Sykes/Whitesnake, but I actually prefered the Slide it In tone over that 87' album. Just not my cup of tea, i'd rather hear Pat travers/Thrall swirly chorused out tone than that. which was cool actuallly.
agrred.i think Slide it in was a great album.i listen to it pretty regularly.