spliffsoffury
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if the white one sounds so cool why dont you use that? I like the idea of the tone knobs doing more that just adjusting tone, do the mods make much difference to the typical strat sound?
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| 08-01-2005 11:18 PM |
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atrox321
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spliffsoffury Wrote:if the white one sounds so cool why dont you use that? I like the idea of the tone knobs doing more that just adjusting tone, do the mods make much difference to the typical strat sound?
I use both. They both sound cool, just different from each other.
I can never remember which specific knob does what, but the first tone knob on mine brings up the mids. great for solo's or parts you wnat to stand out. the other one pretty mich does the opposite. Blends you in
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| 08-02-2005 02:38 AM |
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spliffsoffury
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just a question for anyone who has the DG-20s... considering the modified tone knobs boost highs and lows or the mids etc, what setting do you have you amp EQ set to? is it just all even so the tone control is totally with the guitar?
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| 08-25-2005 02:24 AM |
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atrox321
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spliffsoffury Wrote:just a question for anyone who has the DG-20s... considering the modified tone knobs boost highs and lows or the mids etc, what setting do you have you amp EQ set to? is it just all even so the tone control is totally with the guitar?
Nope. I set up the amp with the guitar EQ thingies all the way down. That way, you can just boost as you need from the guitar. The mid boost is great for solos or anything you want to have prominant over the band.
I rarely use the bass/treble boost. It pretty much stays at 0, unless I'm playing the beginning of "Sorrow" for some reason
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| 08-25-2005 03:59 AM |
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spliffsoffury
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atrox321 Wrote:Nope. I set up the amp with the guitar EQ thingies all the way down. That way, you can just boost as you need from the guitar. The mid boost is great for solos or anything you want to have prominant over the band.
I rarely use the bass/treble boost. It pretty much stays at 0, unless I'm playing the beginning of "Sorrow" for some reason
so you pretty much have the sound set up using the amp then change the tone knobs on the guitar as you need boosting etc? thanks for the advice, i just installed mine, but just getting the hang of them :)
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| 08-25-2005 01:52 PM |
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Scream Thy Last Scream
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mark knopfler is better than dave gilmour. so was buddy holly. you see, they were and are originals. dave rips off himself.
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| 08-25-2005 01:59 PM |
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pinkfloydfan1
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Scream Thy Last Scream Wrote:mark knopfler is better than dave gilmour. so was buddy holly. you see, they were and are originals. dave rips off himself.
i question that i havent compared knopfler although it would be close they both have the same kinda tone except gilmours solos are better and mark knopflers song writing is unreal knocks gilmour off
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| 08-25-2005 02:06 PM |
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Scream Thy Last Scream
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pinkfloydfan1 Wrote:Scream Thy Last Scream Wrote:mark knopfler is better than dave gilmour. so was buddy holly. you see, they were and are originals. dave rips off himself.
i question that i havent compared knopfler although it would be close they both have the same kinda tone except gilmours solos are better and mark knopflers song writing is unreal knocks gilmour off
thats a cool answer dude. the three of them are cool guitarists. im a fan of the blues and dire straits.
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| 08-25-2005 02:12 PM |
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atrox321
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Scream Thy Last Scream Wrote:mark knopfler is better than dave gilmour. so was buddy holly. you see, they were and are originals. dave rips off himself.
I agree too a point. Of course it all comes down to opinion and not fact.
All 3 ripped/ripping off blues. It's not really a matter of dave ripping off the other 2. All 3 had VERY different approaches to the same thing. Clapton, Page, Beck and countless others as well.
Gilmour has a way of choosing the right notes 100% of the time. He is very structured note-wise, but loose playing. He has an amazing style that is all his own. Knopfler is a tad more loose all around and has a unique sound due to his fingerpicking style. Holly was very loose but not as proficient.
I prefer Gilmours tone over the three. I also enjoy his solos a bit more. Especially on some of the older boots where he improvs a bit more. I wish he'd start improving again a bit more.
Jeff Beck is the only one of the above mentioned that I'd put above Gilmour as far as my personal preference of style, sound and note choice. The man is amazing. Plus his work on Amused to Death is just impeccable.
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