drgermanos
Member
Hi Guys and Gals
For a long time one of my all time fave tones is on Andy Timmons
Resolution album.
Andy has been great in explaining his tone and Rig in these following vids
Guitarist interview:
Andy Timmons - BB Preamp - Mesa Boogie Lone Star - YouTube
Sgt Pepper album tone
Andy Timmons Band Plays Sgt. Pepper - Guitars, Amps and Effects - part 1 - YouTube
Mesa Boogie Rig
Andy Timmons Full Rig Demo Part 1 of 3 - YouTube
Andy Timmons Full Rig Demo Part 2 of 3 - YouTube
Andy Timmons Full Rig Demo Part 3 of 3 - YouTube
GIT Demo
Andy Timmons - BB Preamp - Mesa Boogie Lone Star - YouTube
I was wondering if any of the tone-match experts on this forum could have a go
at getting the signal chain/tones/feel of those videos emulated with the Axe -
I am still a newbie and have been experimenting around with trying to get the axe
to emulate the setup and tone of the videos but its been tough and i am not quite
sure if i am even close
Anyone interested in these tones enough to have a go at figuring how close the
axe can get to those setups/chains/tones from the youtube vids?
Would be amazing if we can get real close to the Andy Timmons set up via using
multiple Amps and clever routing in the axe
Millions of thanks in advance
Mike
For a long time one of my all time fave tones is on Andy Timmons
Resolution album.
Andy has been great in explaining his tone and Rig in these following vids
Guitarist interview:
Andy Timmons - BB Preamp - Mesa Boogie Lone Star - YouTube
Sgt Pepper album tone
Andy Timmons Band Plays Sgt. Pepper - Guitars, Amps and Effects - part 1 - YouTube
Mesa Boogie Rig
Andy Timmons Full Rig Demo Part 1 of 3 - YouTube
Andy Timmons Full Rig Demo Part 2 of 3 - YouTube
Andy Timmons Full Rig Demo Part 3 of 3 - YouTube
GIT Demo
Andy Timmons - BB Preamp - Mesa Boogie Lone Star - YouTube
I was wondering if any of the tone-match experts on this forum could have a go
at getting the signal chain/tones/feel of those videos emulated with the Axe -
I am still a newbie and have been experimenting around with trying to get the axe
to emulate the setup and tone of the videos but its been tough and i am not quite
sure if i am even close
Anyone interested in these tones enough to have a go at figuring how close the
axe can get to those setups/chains/tones from the youtube vids?
Would be amazing if we can get real close to the Andy Timmons set up via using
multiple Amps and clever routing in the axe
Millions of thanks in advance
Mike