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NEW MEMBER!
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Auburn, AL
Age: 22
Posts: 1
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Help!
For the last year or so I've been playing acoustic, but have just recently (in the last few months) joined a band, so to help our sound, I ordered a Standard Telecaster. From what I've heard from various places, the pickups on it are somewhat sub-par, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any alternatives. My band plays alternative/indie rock and are fairly loud (perhaps 7/10 on the loud spectrum). Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Perth, West Australia
Posts: 116
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Hey dude
Hearing things from various places - well listen, and judge for yourself for a start. All the standard tele's I've heard have been spot on in many respects. Now for the big question - what amp are you using?? Well you're gonna have a fab axe and if you control the amp - you'll control the sound. Best advice is let the amp do the work for you and dont drive the heck out of the p/ups if thats what you're really worried about. Turn em up but not all the way - thats what the amps for. All instruments should be set to the decibal level of the drums anyway - which is how you'll get all instruments hearing each other. Thats also what sound checks are for - remember to do those. Lastly, don't put too much pressure on yourself mate - you'll grow into and up with that axe of yours. Good luck |
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