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Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:19 pm
by mkaufman
Just a correction to Dozin's video.

Both the AD230 and UE700 are analog (not digital) effects.

mk

Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 09, 2013 4:50 pm
by Dozin
mkaufman wrote:Just a correction to Dozin's video.

Both the AD230 and UE700 are analog (not digital) effects.

mk
LoL - yup

Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 09, 2013 5:01 pm
by Dozin
flyingheelhook wrote:BTW, what is your set up for your clean tone you used before you cut in the phaser/flanger? Is that the AD-230 reverb? Any special equalization?
I've never been remotely close to this tone without having the Ibanez circuitry and the Dimarzio pickups. Without it you'll be chasing that tone forever, IMO. I still need to tweak it myself. I do use a touch of reverb. No bass.

Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 09, 2013 6:19 pm
by flyingheelhook
I think I have the original pickups on the AR305 so I assume they are Dimarzios but I still can't figure it out. :? I don't even really know how to describe what I think I am hearing other than sort of a muffled bell crossed with something else. No bass at all on the amp?

I found some unobtrusive phaser settings that will work for now but the clean sound (not sure tone even suffices) is going to kill me if I can't find something even remotely close. Thanks for your help!

Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 09, 2013 6:35 pm
by strumminsix
flyingheelhook wrote:I think I have the original pickups on the AR305 so I assume they are Dimarzios but I still can't figure it out. :? I don't even really know how to describe what I think I am hearing other than sort of a muffled bell crossed with something else. No bass at all on the amp?

I found some unobtrusive phaser settings that will work for now but the clean sound (not sure tone even suffices) is going to kill me if I can't find something even remotely close. Thanks for your help!
Get a Bobby clean sound first. Firstly, he was clean for so much of every show. Secondly, your effects will sound drastically different with a Bobby tone.

Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 09, 2013 7:08 pm
by flyingheelhook
Would you recommend trying to do all the equalization before the Twin, or maybe a little of both?

Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 09, 2013 8:32 pm
by strumminsix
flyingheelhook wrote:Would you recommend trying to do all the equalization before the Twin, or maybe a little of both?
Depends, how close are you? IMO if you are 90% there EQ away! But if you aren't that close, and can't get that close with amp tonestack changes or pup height changes you should change guitars. It's an uphill battle to make non-Weir guitars sound like Weir.

Re: Using a M13 for 'basic' Bobby tone/effect

PostPosted:Tue Jul 16, 2013 5:57 am
by flyingheelhook
It's an uphill battle to make non-Weir guitars sound like Weir.
Yeah, I am going to give up on that for now and just focus on the music I guess.