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Sk10 wrote:Sounds really good!

Although I think the clip is kinda "stuffed" to focus on the gain structure of the Grease Box...

Maybe I go a bit overboard for demo purposes, but fuck it I'm not really in to doing the ''Here's the pedal on half setting'' type demos. I much prefer to make mini tunes and try to showcase certain aspects of the pedals that way or simply not bother and just try to make something that's cool to listen to instead.

smogfalls wrote: That Dano sounds really good... I've been wanting to pick one up for ages now. Would you say the reissues are good guitars generally?
Phillip, have you tried the Grease Box with a Les Paul? How does it handle humbuckers?
Cheers,
Xan :)

The dano is a shit guitar really, but it has a cool sound and there's some ace variation in tone achievable via slight changes in picking position. When I first got it there were overhanging frets, the neck felt like a pencil and it slipped out of tune quite easily. You have to make it work for yah, but when it does, it's got it's own unique sound going on.

I sold my les paul cutom few months back. Got a Squier classic vibe tele as a replacement and haven't looked back since.

chetz wrote:Highway to the Danger Zone - Kenny Loggins?

Nope!

Not only are you a Fuzz Ripper, it also sounds like a recording master! Nice approach to the demo clip, Philip. Now to figure out the bass line…

Misson impossible.

sweeeeeeeeeeeeet !!!!!
hahaha....i just posted in the other thread before seeing this one.

Banwell wrote:Misson impossible.

Nope.

What was that movie, with the line, "You've got soup, why haven't I got soup?" Is it that one?

It's not soup, it's coffee.

Ok, other clues: The track I nabbed the bassline from was used in 2 films, the 1st not really famous, the 2nd rather famous. However, for some reason this track was not part of the 2nd films official soundtrack release.

Soup, coffee, whatever…