• RickB
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Topic: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

I don't have Facebook. I presume it's a stripped down assault weapon of pedaldom?

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

Here you go Seth
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-HAgl … 0board.jpg

Any word on his amp?

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Jim

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4 Reply by RickB (edited by RickB 2013-01-28 22:10:26)

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

I didn't get a pic, but there were two back behind the keyboards. A Fender and a Kettner (I think),  maybe Joe will let you know. Awesome tones all night, though that classic blues tone we know was nowhere in sight.
Rick

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5 Reply by helrazr84 (edited by helrazr84 2013-01-28 22:16:52)

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

Thanks Jim. Figured the tube screamer would be in on it. I thought maybe he had a small board but this is true old school, batteries and all. Even looks like duct tape to stick them to the floor, Warren Demartini style.

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

Nice shot... Only 3 pedals huh?!? smile  ... and running the two outside ones on battery power too!

Can't get a clear look at that Ibanez pedal on the left?  Anyone got an ID for it?

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

Looks like an od Ibanez Phase Tone pedal. Those are pretty hard to come by.

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

yeah, it's an Ibanez phase pedal. I took almost the exact same picture. Thanks for posting. I hadn't gotten around to it. I saw some Fender tweed amps between the drums and keys. Couldn't tell the exact models.

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

It's a way different very simple set up. For the most recent shows it was a 1991 Kendrick Bassman and an Eric Clapton twinolux.  For pedals it was a Ring Thing, Tube Screamer and a Ibanez past one. The Les Paul was an original 1957 Goldtop standard. Aka Major Tom. 
It's the same guitar I used on the record.

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Re: Joe's pedal setup at Baked Potato

Thanks Joe for the inside scoop smile

Jim

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