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Firestorm49

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5. It takes time to really learn what the right amp, at the right volume and right settings can do.

Reply to Duncanpup (Original post)

Tue Dec 24, 2024, 10:13 AM

Dec 24

I’m currently playing in a band with an amazing lead guitarist who primarily plays a Tele through a Bassman. But it’s what he’s done to his guitars and how he utilizes his fingers that make him/it sound so good. He’s using DiMarzio double humbuckers at the neck and Seymour Duncan Hot Rails at the bridge. His tone is to die for and is enhanced by his Nashville style. It’s a real pleasure to listen to his mastery of triad chords.

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