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[dcf]

first 2 are with sure 57 thru a fastrack, the others are just straight into laptop mic.
Great tone huh its been over 2 years of being a splawnster and the amp still gives me chills, what a tone monster. please excuse the playing ability.
www.netmusicians.org/index.php?section=user&value=deancf

[metaltronixmike]

Nice tone! I see you use a Holy Diver on one of the tracks. I use them too, killer pickups! Simply a great sounding amp, hands down. Good job.
MM

[dcf]

thanks MM, killer pickups is right, The first clip is the Crawler (by BK) in a kramer stagemaster, I will make some clips with different BK pickups.

[metaltronixmike]

Not familiar with the Crawler. I use the Diver and Nail Bomb depending on the body wood. Best sounding pup's I've used.

[dcf]

I would love to here my setup with someone who can rip like yourself, Its getting harder to play these days, spinal cord and nerve damage,
copied this off BK site.
Geoff Whitehorn signature 'Crawler' humbucker. Always the first call for classic British blues rock tone. Sweet, rich, full-bodied sound with power aplenty. Renowned the world over as the player's player with a career spanning Back Street Crawler, Bad Company, Paul Rodgers, Procol Harum and The Who, any pickup bearing the Geoff Whitehorn name is going to be a formidable piece of kit.
Voiced by Geoff to be equally at home in a Strat or Les Paul type body, the Crawler is packed full of vintage tone and power reflecting years of studio and stage experience at the cutting edge of blues rock. Scatterwound with original 43 gauge plain enamel wire and using an unpolished, vintage cut Alnico V magnet, the sound is balanced and warm when clean; open up the volume and the Crawler will push the amp into punchy, fat overdrive for chunky chord work and singing lead tones.
DC: 15k
Magnet: Alnico V

[mrball]

Strange, couldn't get it to work for some reason

[dcf]

Dec 24, 2009 2:40:23 GMT -5 mrball said:

Strange, couldn't get it to work for some reason

the link or the clip