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If anyone is interested in Raconteurs era pedals...

Arran_Ramone wrote:If anyone is interested in Raconteurs era pedals...

Holy effing HELL! All copper! Sweet baby jeebus! It's beautiful!

A ST Cd in the corner, its little things like this that make me think Jack misses the Stripes as much as anybody

Hey folks! I've been trying to figure this out for a while now. On Blunderbuss, during the song Take Me With You When Tou Go, there's a piano descent and then Jack's guitar kicks in with heavy fuzz, about the middle of the song. When he played it live, it had another effect with the fuzz. Made it sound like a flanger or a wah or some feature of the whammy I'm not familiar with. Can anyone help me identify it? It's at 46:42 in this video:

http://youtu.be/Z8QKk-Cn_5E[/youtube]

aaronmchidester wrote:Hey folks! I've been trying to figure this out for a while now. On Blunderbuss, during the song Take Me With You When Tou Go, there's a piano descent and then Jack's guitar kicks in with heavy fuzz, about the middle of the song. When he played it live, it had another effect with the fuzz. Made it sound like a flanger or a wah or some feature of the whammy I'm not familiar with. Can anyone help me identify it? It's at 46:42 in this video:

fixed

arewhyehen wrote: fixed

Thanks! I never remember how to do that.

aaronmchidester wrote:

arewhyehen wrote: fixed

Thanks! I never remember how to do that.

just all the letters after v= you dont needs the whole http://www.youtube.com/..... link. just the random letters

aaronmchidester wrote:Hey folks! I've been trying to figure this out for a while now. On Blunderbuss, during the song Take Me With You When Tou Go, there's a piano descent and then Jack's guitar kicks in with heavy fuzz, about the middle of the song. When he played it live, it had another effect with the fuzz. Made it sound like a flanger or a wah or some feature of the whammy I'm not familiar with. Can anyone help me identify it? It's at 46:42 in this video:

http://youtu.be/Z8QKk-Cn_5E[/youtube]

i'd say that's probably an EHX nano bass balls pal

JimmyLaverty wrote:

aaronmchidester wrote:Hey folks! I've been trying to figure this out for a while now. On Blunderbuss, during the song Take Me With You When Tou Go, there's a piano descent and then Jack's guitar kicks in with heavy fuzz, about the middle of the song. When he played it live, it had another effect with the fuzz. Made it sound like a flanger or a wah or some feature of the whammy I'm not familiar with. Can anyone help me identify it? It's at 46:42 in this video:

http://youtu.be/Z8QKk-Cn_5E[/youtube]

i'd say that's probably an EHX nano bass balls pal

Agreed. The same sound is used in Sixteen Saltines during the 'who's jealous' part. You can get a pretty similar sound using a DocQ (also EHX).

I own an EHX Bassballs and it's definitely in the mix there. Doesn't sound like it's in there alone though. Possibly Bassballs mixed with Big Muff and an octave generator.

Got a pretty good sound from a Fuzz Factory...

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Was in the mood to record a guitar cover this morning and started to jam out Lazaretto. Sorry some bits go off, everything I just played by ear and the solo is just improvised. First take recording, lemme know what you think!

Whammy, Fuzz Factory, AC30, Jazzmaster.

If you really truly want that White Stripes sound, you need to score a single coiled P/U Valco guitar (preferably res-o-glas) and Silvertone Twin Twelve at the minimum with a Blackface 60's Fender Twin Reverb and the following (minimum): Big Muff Pi, Digitech Whammy or Digitech Whammy Wah, & MXR Micro Amp

Looks like fun to me !

I shit you not Alabama, you take the above setup (even without the Twin Reverb, Airline, and Micro Amp) and stick a Gretsch 6120 (Filtertrons) on it and it makes the the best sounding blues rock setup in the world.

You seriously can't go wrong copying Jack's setup...

I would have to buy a guitar first