Emerald bridge clip: Classic Rock lead.

[Scotty477]

This is a short clip with an Emerald bridge pickup only, over a backing track (written by Althrax).

Recorded using my LP Classic, to Audacity via a Toneport UX2. Fender '64 Deluxe and Proco Rat models used.

[roland_rat]

Very nice indeed.

[Ian Price]

Good stuff - that sounds surprisingly good for a Line 6 product.

[Scotty477]

I actually only got the Toneport to act as an audio interface, and was unaware of the available Podfarm models and FX.

Turns out that it's capable of generating decent sounds, which is a nice bonus.

[Philly Q]

Like it!  It's hard to describe, but it sounds like the Emerald bridge has an aggressive biting-but-fat quality which I really like.

[Scotty477]

Like it!  It's hard to describe, but it sounds like the Emerald bridge has an aggressive biting-but-fat quality which I really like.

That's a pretty accurate description of the bridge pickup. Tim also uses the word aggressive to describe these pickups, and I wont disagree with that.

[gordiji]

great tone, great playing

[d1dsj]

great tone, great playing

Got to agree... I've always wondered about Emeralds and that has me thinking I want some! Nice clip.

[Fourth Feline]

Very nice indeed. The playing and tone drew me in nicely.  :) Whilst the track had it's own character, I could hear that distinctive Brian Robertson era Thin Lizzy echoing in there. Set in a live context, I could imagine Brian's role from 'Live And Dangerous' being well reproduced.  Spot on.  :)