Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Players => Topic started by: Roobubba on October 07, 2007, 11:28:04 PM
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Hi all,
We've just had two days in a studio to get three of our eleven-or-so tracks down, and I'm proud to present them on our myspace page:
www.myspace.com/13gauge (http://www.myspace.com/13gauge)
(when they've finished uploading!)
I'm the guitarist, and for those of you who are interested, here are the equipment 'stats':
Miracle Man bridge pickup
Ibanez RG470F/TBL
D'Addario 13 gauge strings (imaginative band name, eh? :D) picked with Dunlop's finest 3mm stubby triangles
Zoom G2.1u
Peavey 5150-II loaded with JJ ECC84 tubes in the preamp stages and Svetlana Winged-Cs in the power amp
ISP Decimator Pro-Rack G working overtime to quell the beast
Peavey 5150 Angled Cab with stock Sheffield speakers
2x mics (sorry, I didn't get the mic details from the studio!)
Cheers all, and I hope you enjoy the sound. Thanks to Tim for these amazing pickups - I personally love the sound I'm getting with them!
Roo
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Not my cup of vodka, but i do indeed love the tone, almost, if not entirely, ideal!
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Have to say not my thing either really, but some good rhythmical ideas there, and certainly a powerful sound, although (again personal preference), I think there is maybe a bit too much all going on in the lower registers so reduces clarity a bit..but hey - i'm guessing that wasn't what you were looking for?!
Is this the setup that squeels like a stuck pig (sorry im being lazy and not checking the other forums!)? Im just wandering if the amount of bass/low mid might be doing something? just a thought...
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Yeah, this is the setup that screams like an absolutely beeyotch, until the Decimator gets to work!
The lows are pretty high, I guess. I think I might be addicted to the feeling when I hit that low A string, and your guts kind of wobble a bit... The bassist doesn't seem to mind, we've tried to get reasonable separation between guitar and bass, despite the very low tuning. Personally, I think we've separated them quite well, but I'm biased!!
Any comments useful, tbh - all constructive criticism is worthwhile. I can understand people not liking the style, etc - everyone has different tastes - but if there are any pertinent comments that anyone has about this stuff, I'd be really pleased to hear them!
Cheers,
Roo
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I really like the tone on darklight very clear and heavy. Incredibly tight too.