1 Topic by Jimi75 (edited by Jimi75 2016-07-13 02:28:34)

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Topic: My Gibson SG - a lovely weapon

Hey folks,

Been playing around with my Derek Trucks SG now for about 2 moths and this thing proofs to be a "weapon" of tone.
It's great to see how my Twor Rock and my Vemuram Jan Ray work together with the SG. Inspired by Joe, I wanted to diminish the pedals in the chain. Now it's only the above mentioned equipment to get THAT sound.

Take a listen here and let me know what'ya think:
https://youtu.be/FouQ0u-efI0

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Re: My Gibson SG - a lovely weapon

Jimi75 wrote:

Hey folks,

Been playing around with my Derek Trucks SG now for about 2 moths and this thing proofs to be a "weapon" of tone.
It's great to see how my Twor Rock and my Vemuram Jan Ray work together with the SG. Inspired by Joe, I wanted to diminish the pedals in the chain. Now it's only the above mentioned equipment to get THAT sound.

Take a listen here and let me know what'ya think:
https://youtu.be/FouQ0u-efI0

hey jimi
it does not seem to load. i will try later
cheers Ron

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  • From: Germany
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Re: My Gibson SG - a lovely weapon

Link works fine - I just tried again.

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4 Reply by airportdon (edited by airportdon 2016-07-13 09:27:28)

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Re: My Gibson SG - a lovely weapon

Yes it works....thanks  for sharing it here..Sg is still my favorite

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Re: My Gibson SG - a lovely weapon

Sounds Killer Jimi

what are the differences to standard SG model

good playin too

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Re: My Gibson SG - a lovely weapon

SOFTMC wrote:

Sounds Killer Jimi

what are the differences to standard SG model

good playin too

Thanks! I think the differences are rather small, the main difference would be the vibrola or the remainder of the vibrola. It's really an incredible instrument!

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