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Re: Correcting sound problems on gigs
Thanks Donnie, The guitar is a Godin multiac nylon with the hex piezo pickup, run thru a Boss ME-50 set for a little reverb and stereo chorus. I did fiddle with the EQ (3 band on each amp, and 3
By Rick_Poll <richardipollack@...> · #41965 ·
Re: Amps for jazz sound
That`s what I had heard - rectifier was underated. Will wrote: was a
By will_halligan <will@...> · #41964 ·
Re: Pickups/rhythm chief
Hi, It sounds to me like you have the top string over the edge of the coil. The coil center is sometimes 1/4" in from the edge of the housing. As an experiment move the pickup sideways and let me
By will_halligan <will@...> · #41963 ·
Re: Correcting sound problems on gigs
Hi Rick, wow! that sounds like a tight fit...been there, done that too. I think it would be difficult to control acoustics in a room. EQ might be of use, if you've got certain frequencies that
By Donnie Loeffler <morebebop@...> · #41960 ·
Re: Pickups/rhythm chief
Hey Jazon, I have the same 'issue'... --- dangelico603 <jpcombs@...> wrote:
By Pancho Bravo <jfbravoc81@...> · #41961 ·
Re: Amps for jazz sound
The power supply on my Mini-Brute II (1970s) blew. The tech said it was a common problem with Polytones. Rectifier, I think. Peter
By Grahame Peter <grahame1@...> · #41962 ·
Re: Amps for jazz sound
I read that Polytones have had issues with the power supplies on some models - does anybody have any experience with this. Will
By will_halligan <will@...> · #41959 ·
Re: Amps for jazz sound
If you're still young and strong, and don't mind buying tubes... it's pretty tough to beat a nice Twin. The 65' Twin reissuse is a lot of amp for the money. Otherwise, many love lighter solid state
By Eric Skye · #41958 ·
Gear: ES-125
Does anyone have an opinion of the 60's Gibson Es-125 thin bodied archtop? I've played a couple of different ones and I was blown away by it's 1. Lightness 2. Responsiveness 3. Complex and full
By Jon G · #41957 ·
Re: Yogi Berra explains jazz
Dude, CAH-LASSIC! Jon
By Jon G · #41956 ·
Re: Pickups/rhythm chief
Hey Will, You said that you've repaired DeArmonds before. Well I've got a Rhythm Chief on my D'Angelico that I'm having a slight balance issue with. The high E is quite a bit quieter than the B
By dangelico603 · #41955 ·
Pickups/rhythm chief
Hi Will, Thanks for the advice...I am sure my wife will like it as well! However, I already use 14's and my guitar simply has no pick up whatsoever so, what might you suggest? DR ps Went through
By DAVID RUDICK <sribeme@...> · #41946 ·
Re: Moonlght in Vermont - JSmith's voicings...
Yeah that's what I thought. This is what I have for the first six chords. x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x 10----8-----5-----3-----5-----5 12----9-----5-----4-----5-----4
By dangelico603 · #41952 ·
Re: Amps for jazz sound
dude buy a polytone mostly used are mini brute III try it! ramon
By ramon de wilde <ramondewilde@...> · #41954 ·
Re: Amp restoration
Hi Brad, I'm betting you can find someone in NYC to restore your amp, but if not, I do restorations, but I'm in Philly. Those amps are not too common, have you had it a long time? Good luck and all
By Ed Hopton <edhopton@...> · #41953 ·
Re: Amps for jazz sound
I was saving up money to buy another guitar, but wound up buying an amp instead. I paid $1,500.00 for a RIVERA Suprema 55 that Rivera makes especially for Lou Del Rosso of Guitars N' Jazz. Rivera
By Dave Woods <david_woods@...> · #41950 ·
Re: Amps for jazz sound
I couldn't agree more.. My Artist Award and ES 175 sound great through my Minibrute. Greg _____ From: jazz_guitar@... [mailto:jazz_guitar@...] On Behalf Of John
By Greg Livingston · #41951 ·
Re: Pickups/rhythm chief
Hi, What is your set-up? Cheers, Will PS Nothing wrong with Mr Zimmerman! However, I already use 14's and my guitar simply has no pick up whatsoever so, what might you suggest?
By will_halligan <will@...> · #41948 ·
Re: Moonlght in Vermont - JSmith's voicings...
Smith does it in C
By Ron Murray <rmurray@...> · #41949 ·
Re: need advice regarding pick up for arch top and flat top
That suggests a Schertler Dyn-G to me. http://www.schertler.com/prodotti_ing/pickups/guitar_dyn-g.htm
By David Morton <dmorton@...> · #41947 ·