Showing posts with label evh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evh. Show all posts
Friday, 28 May 2010
About tone!
WARNING:THIS video may cause serious injury or death, side effects may include melting of face due to awesomeness, hair falling out, and eyes and ears to explode!
Only few people were able to survive this level of awesome like Eddie him self, Jimmy Page, CHUCK NORRIS, Jimi Hendrix, Richard Pryor. .Even superman suffered a comah and The hulk died!
ERUPTION!
Turn it up!!!!!
And about the tone..
Monday, 15 February 2010
In my pedalboard
Talking about pedals made me think that some of you might actually like to know whats in my pedalboard at the moment. Just so you know, i am a true believer that anything you put between your guitar and your amp takes away tone! So it´s all compromises. When i was in HCSS i only had Boss dd-3 delay, MXR micro amp, Boss NS-2 and a optic Wah! So there was really only two effects. Delay and wah. I like to keep it simple. All other effects i did with my fingers.
Here it is today: Korg pitch black tuner, Ibanez Paul Gilbert signature Airplane flanger, MXR micro amp, MXR line driver/Booster, MXR carbon copy delay, Dunlop EVH wah, Xotic effects BB boost.
A bit to much actually...
The Silv
Here it is today: Korg pitch black tuner, Ibanez Paul Gilbert signature Airplane flanger, MXR micro amp, MXR line driver/Booster, MXR carbon copy delay, Dunlop EVH wah, Xotic effects BB boost.
A bit to much actually...
The Silv
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Silver,
Thomas Silver,
xotic effects
the Jerry Cantrell Wah pedal from Dunlop
I had the chance to try the new J.C wah pedal when visiting the NAMM show in Jan. It was a great pedal. Dunlop really hit the right nail when it comes to their pedals lately. And they just don´t sound good, they look awesome as well. Especially the EVH wah, who i am a proud owner of. Can´t wait to get my hands(or feet) on one of these very soon.
Text below from dunlop site.
The Silv
One of the most influential guitarists to come out of the Seattle rock scene, Jerry Cantrell’s epic riffs and searing tone have been the driving force behind Alice in Chains since the late 80’s. His melancholy wah-drenched melodies in modern classics like “Man in the Box” and “The Rooster” left an indelible mark on a generation of guitarists. Jerry favored wah-wahs with a wider, darker response, and Dunlop has painstakingly replicated that moody sound to create his signature pedal. It’s custom-voiced for a tight, punchy heel-down tone and a rugged side-control knob lets you fine tune the toe-down frequency. And with its antique, oxidized “road worn” brass casting and custom Alice in Chains tread, this is one pedal that looks as great as it sounds.
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Jerry cantrell,
mxr,
NAMM,
Silver,
Thomas Silver
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