after the country sound ... how?

gator19482005 · February 11th, 2008, 04:57 PM

i have the rio grande Muy Grande in the bridge.and stock in the neck. should i go with changing pickups or getting a compressor and delay. i currently use a digitech gnx3. if i were to change pickups i was thinking no casters

getbent · February 11th, 2008, 05:07 PM

if you have gnx you already have a compressor and a delay... what amp are you using?

I'd start with just going straight into the amp with a little tiny bit of reverb. bridge pickup, tone up toward full on ...

if your pickups are a little too beefy (those are great pickups btw) you can lower them a bit to get a little thinner sound rather than just replacing them.

That will get you on the road to Buck and hag....

If you want a more modern sound... you can put the gnx in there and add a little compression and delay.

mellecaster · February 12th, 2008, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by getbent

if you have gnx you already have a compressor and a delay... what amp are you using?

I'd start with just going straight into the amp with a little tiny bit of reverb. bridge pickup, tone up toward full on ...

if your pickups are a little too beefy (those are great pickups btw) you can lower them a bit to get a little thinner sound rather than just replacing them.

That will get you on the road to Buck and hag....

If you want a more modern sound... you can put the gnx in there and add a little compression and delay.

+1 ....What He said !

blue metalflake · February 12th, 2008, 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by getbent

I'd start with just going straight into the amp with a little tiny bit of reverb. bridge pickup, tone up toward full on ...

That will get you on the road to Buck and hag....

+ another. Thats hit the nail on the head.

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gator19482005 Tele-Meister Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pa Age: 60 Posts: 108	after the country sound ... how? i have the rio grande Muy Grande in the bridge.and stock in the neck. should i go with changing pickups or getting a compressor and delay. i currently use a digitech gnx3. if i were to change pickups i was thinking no casters

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getbent Moderator Poster Extraordinaire Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: San Benito County, California Age: 48 Posts: 9,452 37 Photos	if you have gnx you already have a compressor and a delay... what amp are you using? I'd start with just going straight into the amp with a little tiny bit of reverb. bridge pickup, tone up toward full on ... if your pickups are a little too beefy (those are great pickups btw) you can lower them a bit to get a little thinner sound rather than just replacing them. That will get you on the road to Buck and hag.... If you want a more modern sound... you can put the gnx in there and add a little compression and delay. __________________