love van halen so much i dont a cover...
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Maaaan thats a great cover AWESOME :icon_thumright:elfro89 said:hey guys, thought i would post a cover i done to get some constructive crits from you fingerwizards out their.
let me know your thoughts
peaceccasion14:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io7XsVWjUPY&feature=player_embedded
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HOLY HALFSTACK, BATMAN! It's the BROWN SOUND!!!
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elfro89 said:hey guys, thought i would post a cover i done to get some constructive crits from you fingerwizards out their.
let me know your thoughts
peace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io7XsVWjUPY&feature=player_embedded
If I didn't know better I'd say that was Eddie, great job man, played great and you NAILED the tone
lidesnowi said:elfro89 said:lidesnowi said:
parker nitefly and guitar rig 4
The parker nitefly is a magnificent sounding guitar! to bad they don´t make some of them with fat back profile necks and really big frets!
the back of them is a bit bigger then your average strat and the frets are a bit bigger then medium jumbo like a les paul. they really are bitchin machines like.
so what gear you packin mate? how do you get that bitchin van halen sound?
On these clips i used my featherweight Warmoth Chambered Alder strat, Seymour Duncan 59TB with a alnico 2 mag, 1970 Marshall 1987 cascade modded in to a cab with four 12" 16 ohms Greenback Celestion's with 6402 cones.elfro89 said:lidesnowi said:elfro89 said:lidesnowi said:
parker nitefly and guitar rig 4
The parker nitefly is a magnificent sounding guitar! to bad they don´t make some of them with fat back profile necks and really big frets!
the back of them is a bit bigger then your average strat and the frets are a bit bigger then medium jumbo like a les paul. they really are bitchin machines like.
so what gear you packin mate? how do you get that bitchin van halen sound?
And my hands of course :icon_scratch:
On these clips i used my featherweight Warmoth Chambered Alder strat, Seymour Duncan 59TB with a alnico 2 mag, 1970 Marshall 1987 cascade modded in to a cab with four 12" 16 ohms Greenback Celestion's with 6402 cones.
And my hands of course :icon_scratch:
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nice man, thats some expensive gear, must have been loud as feck when you recorded your samples like!
i'm looking forward to owning a warmoth soon! a nice strat for those 80s pop tones is the way forward!
And my hands of course :icon_scratch:
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nice man, thats some expensive gear, must have been loud as feck when you recorded your samples like!
i'm looking forward to owning a warmoth soon! a nice strat for those 80s pop tones is the way forward!
nice man, thats some expensive gear, must have been loud as feck when you recorded your samples like!
Yeah those old Marshall amps you have to pay a whole lot of dough these days, but when i got it back in the late 80s and i remember that i paid 300$ for it,a guy on another forum offered me 5000$ for this amp but i turned it down because to me it is worth 1000000$!
Ohhh i forgot to mention that i am using a Aracom prx150 Power Attenuator to save my ears but to keep my tone :icon_smile:
Yeah those old Marshall amps you have to pay a whole lot of dough these days, but when i got it back in the late 80s and i remember that i paid 300$ for it,a guy on another forum offered me 5000$ for this amp but i turned it down because to me it is worth 1000000$!
Ohhh i forgot to mention that i am using a Aracom prx150 Power Attenuator to save my ears but to keep my tone :icon_smile:
