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lock-ny

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I thought of this because I sent another member one of my songs that I recorded with a silo special and he could not believe that I got such heavy tones outta it, so I was curious what kind of music you all play and what EBMM guitar you are using to achieve those tones - I use mainly a silo special with a duncan distortion in the bridge and I play in a funk metal band, were like a cross between rage and alice in chains, I have two axis as well but the silo just fits me best, mine sort of sounds like an SG with the pups I put in there...
 

Raz

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I still haven't figured out what to call the 'so-called' music I play...however there is a resemblance to the sound a dying deer makes...
 

koogie2k

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3 Pets....all tuned differently. I have one in standard E, one in Dropped D and one in C. Various uses of each. :cool:
 

savannah_sean

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lameduck said:
Homemade strat for the blues and a Silo for EMS (experimental masturbatory wankery) \m/

Yeah...EM[W]...that's a great description for my playing too. A friend of mine said one of my tunes sounded like "Chet Atkins on acid"...(which is very insulting to Chet, but a huge compliment for me...)

I play a Steve Morse model (see avatar) and am anxiously awaiting Y2D next month. Mainly I play into my digitech gnx3- I record little blurbs and practice soloing and that sort of thing.
 

vexed73

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Luke II with piezo for everything. Does country, blues, rock (soft to insane), I dont play jazz but does that tone well too.
 

blackspy

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I play a mix of heavy rock, blues, jazz, occasionally I'll try my hand at a classical piece. 95% of the time I'm playing my Axis. Three way switch and a volume knob, and I still find new sounds all the time.
 

jaxadam

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JP6. Also various other guitars tuned anywhere from standard E all the way to B, every step of the way. Mesa Galore...

Mostly Shred, with some classical violin pieces thrown in every now and then.
 

peat

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jp6 - everything, metal, prog, jazz, blues, pop,

es* - tuned to standard c just so i can play along with tot

p*eavy strat - crappy, my friends old guitar, sound ok for single coil chords and such in my solo guitar based love/pop songs

mat*n acoustic - for all my fingerpicking needs (ala tommy emmanuel) mainly use for my own compositions using flat pick, thumb pick or no pick

sam*ck nylon - the action is a bastard and its as low as it can go and its higher than my mat*n, i used to play flamenco, well i still could i just dont anymore
i use it for little spanish licks or little bits to go in songs here and there just for a bit more dynamics
 

kbaim

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jaxadam said:
Mostly Shred, with some classical violin pieces thrown in every now and then.

Ever give Bach's Partita #3 a go?
That's one of my alltime favorite songs.
Bela fleck plays it on Banjo! on the Live At The Quick DVD.
Amazing.
 

edensdad

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I play many different styles - Progressive Hard Rock/Metal (no Nu Metal), A little Jazz, a lot of Fingerstyle, White Boy Blues ala SRV, and I'm learning Country from one of my buds right now. I've been able to get almost every sound I need out of my Petrucci model, I even figured out that the Piezo sounds a lot like a single coil when it's fed through the overdriven channel, and when you mix it with the middle position - you get a believeable strat sound.

It's definitely a Metal machine, though, no question there. After I replace my Amp, next on the list is a good single coil guitar - maybe a silo with and SSS if they're still available.

>^..^<
 
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