theguitarist
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Thanks for your wishes, clearly we'll just have to agree to disagree here as well. As far as I'm concerned, it is a poor excuse because it is not in any way a barrier to achieving a tone. You're obviously a respected member of the community who hosts a website dedicated to teaching, so I respectfully think you should spend more time working towards a goal rather than making excuses to why it cannot be achieved. Excuses coupled with posts like the below are bound to set someone off eventually because they're not supported by facts:Tone begins with the guitar though. It is not a bad excuse at all. Knowledgeable guitarists know this well.
Please don't insinuate what I or anyone else can or cannot notice. You come here, telling us to prove something for you, then you tell us we our opinion on recordings are wrong, then you tell us we can't discern a humbucker guitar on a recording? Great way to come to a new community.
Good luck in your search. Though this entire thread was clearly moot from the first post.
who wants to sound like that low-quality recording? that is a main component of that tone. run the soundcloud recording through some lo-fi tape filter and you're there.