Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Players => Topic started by: Sinok PLA on December 01, 2013, 11:43:04 AM
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Heya! :D
I'm gathering up money so I can buy a Rebel Yell bridge and VHII neck, because as I stated in past topics I felt the A-Bomb being too aggressive on it's own, that my aggressive play style didn't pass through. Also the bass was out of control, but my full mahogany guitar must be the problem for that. So I guess going for something brighter with less output is a good choice.
Anyways, this demo was recorded with the A-Bombs on a Gibson Explorer, CTC Black Magic distortion, Marshall JTM45 Amp and Marshall
Marshall 1960A 4x12 cab. I'm on the left speaker.
My band mate plays with a Gibson V with the JB set or the right speaker.
Overall, I'm pleased with the results, but I would like to hear your opinions too.
https://soundcloud.com/spirit-monger/riders-of-doom-live-recording (https://soundcloud.com/spirit-monger/riders-of-doom-live-recording)
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Heya! :D
I'm gathering up money so I can buy a Rebel Yell bridge and VHII neck, because as I stated in past topics I felt the A-Bomb being too aggressive on it's own, that my aggressive play style didn't pass through. Also the bass was out of control, but my full mahogany guitar must be the problem for that. So I guess going for something brighter with less output is a good choice.
Anyways, this demo was recorded with the A-Bombs on a Gibson Explorer, CTC Black Magic distortion, Marshall JTM45 Amp and Marshall
Marshall 1960A 4x12 cab. I'm on the left speaker.
My band mate plays with a Gibson V with the JB set or the right speaker.
Overall, I'm pleased with the results, but I would like to hear your opinions too.
https://soundcloud.com/spirit-monger/riders-of-doom-live-recording (https://soundcloud.com/spirit-monger/riders-of-doom-live-recording)
Both using the same cab? V30s? The left speaker definitely sounds like a Nailbomb. It might be bassy but when you add in your bandmate it balances out. I think a Rebel Yell will tighten your sound up.