Post by fastredponycar on Aug 30, 2008 19:24:31 GMT -5
I've got dimarzio evolutions in one guitar and it's so smooth and sweet of a tone. My other one has a dimarzio air norton at the neck and duncan pearly gates at the bridge. Again, a very smooth singing sound.
don't discredit the speakers either...OR the cab. The cab and speakers have an ENORMOUS impact on the smoothness of the sound. I just put a pair of earcandy greenmachine's, a V30 and G12H30 in my new splawn 4X12 and it is so neutral and adaptive it's crazy. I can get it to be sharp, percussive and punchy or fat spongy and singing.
On the other hand, our rythem guitar player's diezel 4X12 just can't do this. It's got a scooped midrange, clean percussive low end but not nearly as "big" as the nitro's and a it has a cutting sharp high end. It just doesn't sing for lead work the way the splawn does but it excells at big powerful heavy rythem playing which is what he does.
don't discredit the speakers either...OR the cab. The cab and speakers have an ENORMOUS impact on the smoothness of the sound. I just put a pair of earcandy greenmachine's, a V30 and G12H30 in my new splawn 4X12 and it is so neutral and adaptive it's crazy. I can get it to be sharp, percussive and punchy or fat spongy and singing.
On the other hand, our rythem guitar player's diezel 4X12 just can't do this. It's got a scooped midrange, clean percussive low end but not nearly as "big" as the nitro's and a it has a cutting sharp high end. It just doesn't sing for lead work the way the splawn does but it excells at big powerful heavy rythem playing which is what he does.