One more while I'm at it
Absolutely brilliant. Have been showing the guy I've been working with your videos this week and I think that last one swung it.
Next pay day he's buying a III
One more while I'm at it
Here's the latest installment with the mighty Friedman BE. This one sounds good with just about anything you throw at it!
I’ve used the BE as my main (dirty) amp for years now. I’m now slowly taking another route for a maybe stupid reason. Which is: it sounds so great, and gets used so much by everybody everywhere, that it kind of loses its appeal. The Friedman sound has become too generic.
I’m back to where I started 20 years ago and that’s Bogner (Ecstasy). More difficult to dial in, much more picky when it comes to IRs, but with more character and it growls.
As someone says who's never had the opportunity to play a real Bogner and who has yet to experiment with the models in the Axe, would you guys mind explaining what makes them a tricky one to dial in and any top tips to do so?
A 1959 plexi and a vox with matching cabs and the tone bender fuzz on one or bothIf you've got suggestions for amps or effects you'd like to see given this treatment let me know!
5153 blue in the house!
5153 blue in the house!
Leon featured the Corncob in this video:Absolutely brilliant, always learn something new with these videos - had to read Yek's amp guide to finally understand what the Supply Sag and Variac controls actually do, so thank you both.
Could you possibly do one on the Corncob at some point?
Loved the playing as always too - your picking hand is ridiculously efficient, reminded me of Paul Gilbert
5153 blue in the house!
Leon featured the Corncob in this video:
It’s not a five minute tone, but the patch is online, so it should only take 30 seconds to get it
This one does the Cornford too:
5153 blue in the house!
Great tone and tweakings Leon, I want to highlight the splendid riffs that you are shelling during this video, superb playing!