Like someone else mentioned. It is really a matter of preference. There isnt any write or wrong way. It is best to muck around with different arrangements as you can get alot of different sounds that way.
2 01-05-08 02:56:25
Topic: Defining your amp sound (2 replies, posted in Amplifiers)
Hello all,
I have been playing guitar for approx. 10-11 years. However only in the last 2-3 years have i been getting really involved in my rig sound. Now i know its a hard topic, as this is something you just need to have experiance at. So i am hoping most of you on here can help me out.
I have 6 month old Marshall head and cab a jcm tls 2000. Now i love the sound of the marshall as it has alot of low end. The only problem i have is that i cant get enough punch out of it. Seeing as i am no longer using active pick ups. I now have seymour duncans in my guitar, which give me a nice rounded beefy sound, but as soon as i do any tremelo or metal esq guitar playing i miss out on that punchy metal tone.
I want to be able to have the best of both worlds in my amp. Any suggestions on how i can really define my amp sound, via pedals, racks etc?
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks,
az
