Hoping you fella's can shed a bit of light on the Goodrich String Box....what does it do (Fuzz effect I think!)...and how do you use it???
Cheers from UK!!
Goodrich String Box...??
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Seems that no-one has heard of this one
Funnily enough, another query on same....
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... ich+string
...achieved equally few comments back in 2010!!:\
Funnily enough, another query on same....
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... ich+string
...achieved equally few comments back in 2010!!:\
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I found this on the web
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String Effects
Back when Jeff Newman (bless his soul) was on the road giving seminars in the 70's, one of the things he taught was the use of a fuzz box with the steel to fake the sound of a string section. As I recall, he used mostly low pitch two or three-string grips with almost no attack. He would pick the notes and then advance the VP to get a string-like sound, like bowing the strings. He said to use it sparingly to get the best effect.
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