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February 5, 2006 at 2:50 pm #48741
does anybody knows what kind of amplifier j uses during his solo acoustic live? many thank folks… oh, and did anybody tried fender bassman head? how does it sound like? i hope it’s a good head…
February 5, 2006 at 4:28 pm #114638I think most of the time he doesn’t use an amp, he’d use a Sansamp Para Driver DI or their Acoustic DI box, hooked up to the venue’s PA
Using this means it’s very easy to set up and get the same tone at different venues.
February 22, 2006 at 7:44 pm #114639I thought he used an orange…?
February 23, 2006 at 3:06 pm #114640ive seen j in frount of a marshall tripple lead and a mesa head but i dunno it could have been someone elses..
[img]http://image.blog.livedoor.jp/geeeeeeeeeenta/imgs/9/a/9a5fe6a6.jpg[/img]
and js pedals
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thanks thumb.net for the pics!February 23, 2006 at 3:15 pm #114641ps does anyone know what gaude of string does j use for acoustic?
February 23, 2006 at 4:33 pm #114642That pic of his pedals shows the SansAmp Para Driver… all the way to the right.
February 23, 2006 at 5:19 pm #114643lo-fi loop pedal? is that one of his custom made pedals? looks interesting!
February 23, 2006 at 5:30 pm #114644"rage:man " wrote:lo-fi loop pedal? is that one of his custom made pedals? looks interesting!
No, it’s made by ZVex. Very cool, check it out…
There’s a video demo of the pedal here…
February 23, 2006 at 5:57 pm #114645"RSTguitars " wrote:"rage:man " wrote:lo-fi loop pedal? is that one of his custom made pedals? looks interesting!
No, it’s made by ZVex. Very cool, check it out…
There’s a video demo of the pedal here…
whoa, sounds awesome! thanks. might need to buy this..
February 24, 2006 at 2:20 am #114646hey! i’m a lofi loop junky

i mean i got one and i luv it.
i gotta bunch of loopers that i have used for a long time-they let you sync to midi-layer and undo-play backwards, have minutes of loop time…all that stuff but…they are digital.
the LoopJunky is completely analog and sounds it
i try to maintain an analog signal chain and still be able to loop(20secs). it only allows one loop-but…how many do ya need?
J uses his seemlessly-i luv how he works it, solo-and would love to see him put it in his band rig sometime…
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(also-have seen <J> shows many times-never seen an amp on stage for any of them, and the sound is !boomin!.)fwiwMarch 11, 2006 at 1:27 pm #114647ahh cool well thanks for the clear up on the amp thing i wasnt totally sure about that
March 12, 2006 at 6:39 pm #114648"eyesadrift " wrote:ive seen j in frount of a marshall tripple lead and a mesa head but i dunno it could have been someone elses..I was at that show. J was definitely going through the half-stack, though I think it’s the first time I’ve seen him use an amp for a solo acoustic performance.
March 26, 2006 at 7:13 am #114649J used that same rig (as in the pics….same guitar/amp/etc.) when he made those videos that were on Rollingstone.com. It’s not a "acoustic" set per say, but he is using that Marshall.
What’s up with J. using a Mesa? When did this come about…….and…..why?!
R.J.
March 26, 2006 at 7:19 am #114650I think J only used the Mesa head at CBGB’s after the Marshall head had a problem
March 31, 2006 at 9:05 pm #114651well, you know..I can’t really say anything bad about Mesa. Mesa has some really great amps and they are tremendous studio amps as well. I PERSONALLY don’t like the way they sound live. I tend to like Fenders for the stage, never tried to record a Fender though. My cd (Allison would know) had my old Peavey amp for two songs and the other eight was done with a Dual Rec. So, I’ve used Mesa, J. has used Mesa….Kurt used the Mesa Studio Preamp. I just need more Gain on stage. I can’t get on stage even with my Marshall and a DS-1 and enjoy the tone. I have found that my Fender M-80 and a Boss MD-2 is the closest I have found to the Smashing Pumpkins studio tones (which I hear was basically a Creamer Dreamer, and a Marshall, cut and pasted like 49 times, to make the sound of 50 guitars playing at once). Either way, I like the sound I get…..but a lot of people tell me it’s too bassy, and/or has too much gain. Man, m-80’s are WAY under rated.
RJ
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