Hi to all!
I discovered the guitar and guitarnoise many years ago ... time has passed .... I am back to square one ... the guitars have been in storage and there coming out to play!
Glad to recognise so many names ... from the past ... back for good with a new spirit of learning!
There are so many articles to read ... and lessons to learn!
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... that noise you hear is my Signature Sound ... lovely ain't it?
Welcome back to Guitar Noise! We look forward to seeing you around the forums! :D
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"Don't wanna ride no shootin' star. Just wanna play on the rhythm guitar." Emmylou Harris, "Rhythm Guitar" from "The Ballad of Sally Rose"
Welcome back!
What guitar(s) are you playing? Care to share? =P
"I just curse the sun so I can howl at the moon" ~QOTSA
Hi ... for guitars here goes:
1) Indie (guitar co) nice semi - thin hollow body in black - which is allowed enough to hear not plugged in :-)
2) Gibson Les Paul from the USA red glitter standard -very comfortable but heavy due to the mahogany ... back breaker ;-)
3) 12 sting electric fender 1960 something jap reissue ... of which I need to restring (that'll take me an hour or so ...)
4) sold the tele for the 12 string electric :-( sobs ....
two amps:
1) 1970 - tube 'WEM' clubman Mark8 (very loud for a 6 watt amp) with nice vintage british tone ... warm base notes ...
2) 1988 - Fender Red knob twin which has never been over 1 on the volume knob ( 1 to 10) ... very very loud amp
Other stuff for practicing:
1) behringer little mixer (ub802)
2) Boss DR-3 drum machine (with base)
3) Cordless headphones Sony's
4) a couple of cheap mic's but they do the job
5) waiting on a Tascam cassette tape deck .... to record the noise ... and play it back ...
6) assorted pedals, wah, etc ...
work's a little slow .... so it's time to play :-)))
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... that noise you hear is my Signature Sound ... lovely ain't it?
Good to see you back - but no tele? Oh dear....
If I remember correctly, didn't you used to be based in Dorset? And split your time between there and France?
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Vic
"Sometimes the beauty of music can help us all find strength to deal with all the curves life can throw us." (D. Hodge.)
Welcome back! Sounds like with all that gear you might as well put it to some good use, eh?
Regards,
Mike
"Growing Older But Not UP!"
Good to see you back - but no tele? Oh dear....
If I remember correctly, didn't you used to be based in Dorset? And split your time between there and France?
:D :D :D
Vic
Hi Vic,
You are correct ... sort off ... Wiltshire and France ... and now ... just France. What a memory! The loss of the tele ... my first true love :-) ... My work has taken me to distant lands ... but now I have some time to enjoy the guitar again!
Great to hear you are still around on guitar noise and look forward to your advice on all matters :-)
All the best!
... that noise you hear is my Signature Sound ... lovely ain't it?
Welcome back!
#4491....
Glad to have you back! 8)
"The only way I know that guarantees no mistakes is not to play and that's simply not an option". David Hodge
Good to meet you.
