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kirk95
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fusion58
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That's very cool.
Looks like the video was recorded at Le Ve Lee in Studio City.
BTW, when Scott was explaining the use of each pedal in the drawer, did you notice he skipped over the one between the TS-9 and the other Ibanez distortion pedal?
I know Scott has a habit of painting his stomp boxes so no one can tell what they are, but I think the pedal he skipped over is a Voodoo Labs Microvibe.
What do you guys think?
BTW, when you listen to those video clips of the blues trio in Italy that someone posted, you can hear the Microvibe or some kind of Univibe-type pedal all over the place. |
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Lee Delaney
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that pedal is an Octafuzz
the vibe comes from his CAE rack mounted unit |
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Matt Gordon
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| Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 11:34 pm Post subject: |
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Hey fusion, I think thats the Octafuzz. The effect with the light glowing off/on/off is the vibe effect, a CAE made trem. Anyway, great eye!
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Matt Gordon
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Hell, Lee beat me to it!! 
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fusion58
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Sounds like the CAE vibe unit is the same one Landau uses.
There seems to be a lot of similarities in these two guys' rigs.
Come to think of it, I read an interview w/ Scott somewhere where he credited Landau with inspiring him to work on his tone. |
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wintomato
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| Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 11:07 am Post subject: |
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| great link. anyone know what he was using on the tribal tech album, the one with sub aqua and neccessary blond. i'm after that slick sound. |
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vladorg
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| wintomato wrote: | | great link. anyone know what he was using on the tribal tech album, the one with sub aqua and neccessary blond. i'm after that slick sound. |
The gear page on scott's website has a quite detailed description on his rig and equipment throughout the years.You might wanna check there first. |
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Tom
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| wintomato wrote: | | great link. anyone know what he was using on the tribal tech album, the one with sub aqua and neccessary blond. i'm after that slick sound. |
"My gear changed on the recording of "Tribal Tech" to a Boogie Studio preamp and a 395 power amp". |
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Tribal_Tech
Joined: 21 May 2004
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Location: Sweden
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| Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 7:12 pm Post subject: |
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Hello!
Can anyone write the RC. Booster Video with Scott Henderson into Tab for me  ?
I Really want to learn those tones!
Thanks in advance!
//Daniel Blixt in Sweden
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wintomato
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| Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 9:32 pm Post subject: |
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| thanks. should've checked first. it could only be a boogie. |
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