guitarslayer
Member
Frank passed away yesterday. Those of you who are familiar with Frank or known him personally know that his work had contributed to some of the biggest bands, their tones and recordings.
D
Detroit1973
Well-known member
I'm unfamiliar with his work. Please explain who he was for the sadly uneducated, like myself.
guitarslayer
Member
https://theguitarzombie.blogspot.com/20 ... t.html?m=1Detroit1973":3occf4is said:
fek
Well-known member
guitarslayer":6lb0jy99 said:
Great read! And sad to hear.
psychodave
Well-known member
RIP
PBGas
Well-known member
Wow....he did a ton of mods through the years for many of those guitarists that we all enjoy listening to. Very sad to hear this.....
misterspockyall
Member
guitarslayer":1th556qn said:
Very cool read. On my way down the SIR #34 rabbit hole...
mooncobra
Well-known member
RIP.
D
Detroit1973
Well-known member
guitarslayer":1xxigyk9 said:
Thank you! I had completely forgotten his work, sad to hear that he died.
lespaul6
Well-known member
rip frank!
R
Racerxrated
Well-known member
RIP
Salos
New member
RIP, he obviously did a ton of great work with amps for many artists, but he was also a nice guy who was very approachable about amps and music. I don't know when he stopped (if he stopped at all), but he was modding and working on amps in the NY area for some time.
SBlue
Well-known member
Frank was a very nice man. Very simple person, well educated and extremely passionate about music!
I've had the honor to talk to him quiet a bit through email and messenger, and he did mod a 79 2203 with the #34 mod for my studio. The amp is a beast, and sounds freaking phenomenal.
Frank will be missed, but always remembered and celebrated!
I've had the honor to talk to him quiet a bit through email and messenger, and he did mod a 79 2203 with the #34 mod for my studio. The amp is a beast, and sounds freaking phenomenal.
Frank will be missed, but always remembered and celebrated!
romanianreaper
Well-known member
Wow. Man, as soon as I saw the DeMartini name pop up I suddenly remembered where I had heard his name before. R.I.P.
