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Brent
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Post by Brent »

Roger,

I can't say I've heard of many of these things with exception of the turntable. A little sad I know.

After a little research, it seems like you have a pretty good set up. I was getting hooked on the distortion capabilities of the morely pedal.

Is that what they use for Beverly Hills by Weezer?

Roger
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Post by Roger »

Brent wrote:Roger,

I can't say I've heard of many of these things with exception of the turntable. A little sad I know.

After a little research, it seems like you have a pretty good set up. I was getting hooked on the distortion capabilities of the morely pedal.

Is that what they use for Beverly Hills by Weezer?
Weezer ? I wouldn't know. Carlos Santana, Jimmy Page, etc used my set-up. Its a classic late '60's thing.

I then throw in a 3-5 millisecond delay, a phase shifter/chourus/reverb.

I love the warmer "tube" sound, from an era where analog recording quality was peaking. A lot of Mo-Town and Rock records were very carefully produced.

The ARP was a smaller competitor to the Mini Moog. IIRC Johnny Winters "Frankenstein" (Circa 1973) had an ARP in it.
I like the p-B11 resonance peak at 50 KV acceleration. In2 years we'll know.

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