A Koa tele
- Thread starter J.
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Wow, thanks for the new comments everyone!
I'll post a clip again, now that I'm visiting. I've done some homework over last week or so, looking for nice sounds, as one of my bands is thinking about recording a few songs. So, I've been recording some clips of me noodling pointlessly (again the same old riffs and semi-shreds, pardon me...) through a few different overdrives and distortions. The included bit has the following signal chain: koa tele - Fulltone Fulldrive 2 (blue Mosfet thingy) - MXR carbon copy delay - Tiny Terror - Bogner 1 x 12" cube - Shure SM57 modified by Granelli audio labs (they put a 90 degree angle on it, much easier to fit between snare and hihat, also nice in front of guitar cab) - mbox. Very low volume due to home recording. You can hear some pickup changes and foot switching the Fulldrive's boost function on and off.
Back later,
J.
I'll post a clip again, now that I'm visiting. I've done some homework over last week or so, looking for nice sounds, as one of my bands is thinking about recording a few songs. So, I've been recording some clips of me noodling pointlessly (again the same old riffs and semi-shreds, pardon me...) through a few different overdrives and distortions. The included bit has the following signal chain: koa tele - Fulltone Fulldrive 2 (blue Mosfet thingy) - MXR carbon copy delay - Tiny Terror - Bogner 1 x 12" cube - Shure SM57 modified by Granelli audio labs (they put a 90 degree angle on it, much easier to fit between snare and hihat, also nice in front of guitar cab) - mbox. Very low volume due to home recording. You can hear some pickup changes and foot switching the Fulldrive's boost function on and off.
Back later,
J.
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