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TDPRI Member
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: stafford
Age: 44
Posts: 43
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lets see your favorite amp/guitar/pedal setup
Hi all,
just for fun, lets see your favorite/preferred Amp/guitar/pedal setup i'll start: heres my Hw1 full 70s tele, my modded valve junior ( done by a fella here in the uk) makes a hell of a difference, and my pedals the ever present bad monkey and an EH holy grail reverb. I use this setup for recording on the whole so i dont need loads of power, still manage to get nice tones out of it mind and its portable too. Lets see um! heres a pic... |
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: May 2007
Location: London
Posts: 1,282
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My studio rigs.
'62 bassman with silent speaker cab Rackmount fx/looping rig with Marshall poweramp and Carvin 4x12. Heavily modified 90's Fender Prosonic with 2x12 Marshal extension cab. Pedals: Ernie Ball Volume, Fuzz Factory, Vox Wha, Whammy 1, Ibanez Octaver, Voodlab Superfuzz and Sparkledrive, Ibanez Analog Delay, Line 6 DL4. All the pedals are true bypass and most of them have been modded for higher fidelity. I also have a Frostwave Ring Modulator that is in line between the pedalboard and the amps which can be seen in the big pile of cables. Yes, I know I am messy- I just got back from a rehearsal. Playing live I just use the pedalboard and either the Prosonic or the Bassman.
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Kingston, PA
Posts: 147
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Tele-Holic
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Yorkshire, England.
Age: 49
Posts: 669
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Friend of Leo's
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OK, here we go:
The Thinline Tele is built from Warmoth parts: the body has a rosewood top on a swamp ash back, finished with TruOil; Bigsby B16, Wilkinson roller bridge; Fender Nocaster pickups, no-load tone pot, 5-way Superswitch; neck: pau ferro board on maple; 1-3/4" wide Graphtec nut; SS med. jumbo frets; Kluson locking tuners. Pedal-board: Ibanez tuner, Danelectro Wasabi Rock-A-Bye delay, George Dennis GD125 tremolo & vol.pedal, Siggydrive (Fulldrive 2-clone), Barber LTD overdrive, Marshall Ed compressor, self-built A/B->C/D switcher (input switchable between my lap steel and the Tele, output between tuner and amp); Collins power-supply. Amp: JTM45-clone built from Weber 6M45 kit, headshell built from scratch; speaker cab: 1960s German-made Hohner Box 60 that I got with broken speakers, which I replaced with a 10" Eminence Legend 105 and a 12" Legend 121. |
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