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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Leesburg, VA
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Homebrew SwampAsh Tele (w/Lindy Fralin Vintage PUs) & 4-way) into:
1 - Blackstone Applicance: MosFet OD 2 - Keeley Compressor 3 - SweetSounds UniVibe 4 - Akai HeadRush to either: - Old Fender Princeton Reverb - SansAmp ParaDriver DI to Board (sounds pretty good in mix) This rig has stayer pretty much the same for years now as it can cover a very broad spectrum of sounds from clean, to spacy/airy, to crunch. As a lead/2nd guitar behind an Acoustic, I think it's very important for a Worship player to have a complete arsenal of sounds that can be used to support the feel, rather than one distinctive sound like you may have in a 'normal' band. |
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Anyhow, I'm working on playing at a new church after a year-and-a-half hiatus. I'll probably use this rig, my '60's Sunn 200S head and a DIY 2x12 Celestion open-back cab (made with a gutted combo amp); this pic is from the same rig in one of my rock bands: ![]() The Sunn is actually a bass head technically, and I've used it as such as well. Guitars are in rotation at my whim and caprice, the photo above was what I was playing that particular night. I have a few guitars from which to choose, I try to rotate amongst them.
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