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capitalalchemy 05-10-2010 03:30 PM

Some of this stuff I was aware of, while bits and pieces I had no clue about. I actually noticed some tips here that helped me identify some key problems that I've always had. This information is priceless!

shred 10-18-2010 03:35 AM

I met Pete Cornish once, his knowledge on all things pedals is second to none.

Dr_Rez 10-18-2010 03:43 AM

Not sure if it was mentioned but theres a lot of hum canceling pedals that work wonders. Especially on those noisy single coil setups. My tele with a Big Muff, Wah and overdrive gets downright loud without one.

rnrloser_IX 10-19-2010 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by RezZ (Post 944669)
Not sure if it was mentioned but theres a lot of hum canceling pedals that work wonders. Especially on those noisy single coil setups. My tele with a Big Muff, Wah and overdrive gets downright loud without one.

This piece made me laugh so hard when I read it. Thats one ballsy set-up, bet it sounds dirty. I actually didn't know they made those pedals though. Who makes them? Wait, are these the same as noise suppressors?

Dr_Rez 10-19-2010 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by rnrloser_IX (Post 945360)
This piece made me laugh so hard when I read it. Thats one ballsy set-up, bet it sounds dirty. I actually didn't know they made those pedals though. Who makes them? Wait, are these the same as noise suppressors?

It sounds like a pig in mud. I am always amazed how bassy and deep a tone I can get out of a single coil and fender twin. Who says fenders dont distort well.

And yes. Noise gate, suppressor as far as i know are the same.

rnrloser_IX 10-20-2010 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by RezZ (Post 945416)
It sounds like a pig in mud. I am always amazed how bassy and deep a tone I can get out of a single coil and fender twin. Who says fenders dont distort well.

And yes. Noise gate, suppressor as far as i know are the same.

Nice, thanks. That's crazy, I've had my fair share of playing around with fenders, and I've never been able to get them very bassy sounding with the bridge pickup. It's always kept that distinctive twang to it, although I like the twang. I bet that sounds crazy with mad reverb.

Dr_Rez 10-21-2010 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by rnrloser_IX (Post 945739)
Nice, thanks. That's crazy, I've had my fair share of playing around with fenders, and I've never been able to get them very bassy sounding with the bridge pickup. It's always kept that distinctive twang to it, although I like the twang. I bet that sounds crazy with mad reverb.

I primarily stick to the Neck pickup for that. The bridge is far to treble filled. Theres always the 4 way switching though that would be even better.

rnrloser_IX 10-21-2010 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by RezZ (Post 946052)
I primarily stick to the Neck pickup for that. The bridge is far to treble filled. Theres always the 4 way switching though that would be even better.

Actually, i've always wanted a tele for the neck pickup, they're really smooth sounding. Who makes your noise suppressor?

Dr_Rez 10-23-2010 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by rnrloser_IX (Post 946164)
Actually, i've always wanted a tele for the neck pickup, they're really smooth sounding. Who makes your noise suppressor?

Electro Harmonix

rnrloser_IX 10-24-2010 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by RezZ (Post 947170)
Electro Harmonix

Ballsy.

P.S. I like how we've been quoting each other for the past 6 or so posts.


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