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For those of you who have asked where the clip moved to...it is:HERE<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Reggie Duncan on 27 January 2005 at 10:14 PM.]</p></FONT>
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Hey Reggie, that sounds great! Sounds like you must have been listening to Mr Hughey quite a bit. Great playing. I would like to know what kind of guitar and amp and equipment you were using. Thanks for sharing with us. You have every reason to be very proud and I bet you had a little shiver run up your spine when you were doing it and perhaps when you heard it played back.
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1979 Emmons push pull with Profex II and a Nashville 400. I was very surprised that it sounded that good. John Hughey did the turnaround on the Mike Bowling version of "Something Out of Nothing". Guys, what is so great is, that all of our songs are country! I am very blessed to have played with these guys 900 times!
As a side note: On our break last Friday night, the guys got together and listened to some of the Darryl Singletary CD with Mike Johnson on steel. They love it as much as me!
As a side note: On our break last Friday night, the guys got together and listened to some of the Darryl Singletary CD with Mike Johnson on steel. They love it as much as me!
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<font size=5 color=red>TERRIFFIC!!!!!</font>
Great tone <u>and</u> technique!!!
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<a href=http://members.localnet.com/~jsganz/66EmC6.mp3><font face=BinnerD>Push/Pull audio</a></font><font size=1> (C6th mp3)</font>
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Great tone <u>and</u> technique!!!
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<a href=http://members.localnet.com/~jsganz/66EmC6.mp3><font face=BinnerD>Push/Pull audio</a></font><font size=1> (C6th mp3)</font>
<a href=http://members.localnet.com/~jsganz/Wra ... .jpg><font face=BinnerD>Old Wraparound </a> </font>
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Paul- I will do that.
BobG- I use my own settings. I used Larry Sasser settings for a long time. Now, I use a 5B>DL>RV with highs enhanced a little and the Plate reverb mix increased to 36.
Buck- I'm waiting on you to come set in one night! Tommy Lofton was here with me in March.
To all, thanks for taking the time to listen.
BobG- I use my own settings. I used Larry Sasser settings for a long time. Now, I use a 5B>DL>RV with highs enhanced a little and the Plate reverb mix increased to 36.
Buck- I'm waiting on you to come set in one night! Tommy Lofton was here with me in March.
To all, thanks for taking the time to listen.
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Reggie, I keep replaying your solo trying
to figure out how you get that sustain.
Are you keeping the Profex and amp volume settings high and gradually adjusting with your volume pedal?
If so do you mind telling me what you have them set at ?
Sorry to bother you but you asked for it
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Bob Grado, Williams D10 (lefty), Peavey 1000,
Profex ll.
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by BobG on 31 May 2002 at 07:02 AM.]</p></FONT>
to figure out how you get that sustain.
Are you keeping the Profex and amp volume settings high and gradually adjusting with your volume pedal?
If so do you mind telling me what you have them set at ?
Sorry to bother you but you asked for it
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Bob Grado, Williams D10 (lefty), Peavey 1000,
Profex ll.
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by BobG on 31 May 2002 at 07:02 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Superb! No doubt about it. It is a push-pull!
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Frank Estes - 1978 Emmons D-10 8+6 #2441D
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Frank Estes - 1978 Emmons D-10 8+6 #2441D
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BobG- Some of the sound you are hearing is coming through the JBL main speakers. Our soundman, who is a steel guitar fanatic, kicks me some extra juice when I play an interlude. My amp gains are set in the medium range, and the Profex is at about 65%, on the front, and as high an output as possible on the rear.
BTW, the Nashville 400 nor the Profex has been modified.
BTW, the Nashville 400 nor the Profex has been modified.