What's Your Favorite Clean Guitar?
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What's Your Favorite Clean Guitar?
What's your favorite clean guitar signal chain? Why?
Mine's very, very simple:
Custom made Walnut Telecaster w/ Burstbuckers --> Orange Squeeze Compressor (sometimes) --> Yamaha G100 head --> homemade 2x10 cab with two different speakers
Sounds very much like later Lou Reed guitar tones, especially from the Animal Serenade album. Super clean, punchy and dark. Very tasty!
Mine's very, very simple:
Custom made Walnut Telecaster w/ Burstbuckers --> Orange Squeeze Compressor (sometimes) --> Yamaha G100 head --> homemade 2x10 cab with two different speakers
Sounds very much like later Lou Reed guitar tones, especially from the Animal Serenade album. Super clean, punchy and dark. Very tasty!
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Hmm...the best clean sound I've ever got was:
Epiphone Emperor (that Binky in the Dap Kings now owns) into a '65 Twin Reverb Reissue...it was larger than life, the sound was full and rich.
My friend just got an old Deluxe Reverb and playing my Telecaster through that is pretty sweet, compared to the '65 reissue he had before there's really no comparison.
But, at the moment, I personally like a little grit in my clean sound. I was at Guitar Center playing a blackface Princeton Reverb and a '56 reissue Les Paul (with P90s) and was really digging it. Fender reverb in general is just awesome, I have an Orange at the moment and a Dr. Z before that and both reverbs totally lack in comparison. The only other reverb I really like is Ampeg, but it's a darker sound.
The next amplifier I'm going to get is an old Princeton Reverb, but there's a lot of "next" I want.
Epiphone Emperor (that Binky in the Dap Kings now owns) into a '65 Twin Reverb Reissue...it was larger than life, the sound was full and rich.
My friend just got an old Deluxe Reverb and playing my Telecaster through that is pretty sweet, compared to the '65 reissue he had before there's really no comparison.
But, at the moment, I personally like a little grit in my clean sound. I was at Guitar Center playing a blackface Princeton Reverb and a '56 reissue Les Paul (with P90s) and was really digging it. Fender reverb in general is just awesome, I have an Orange at the moment and a Dr. Z before that and both reverbs totally lack in comparison. The only other reverb I really like is Ampeg, but it's a darker sound.
The next amplifier I'm going to get is an old Princeton Reverb, but there's a lot of "next" I want.
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American (well, highway 1) Telecaster straight through my modded (to blackface) 1977 Fender Super Reverb. I, too, like a little grit in my clean tone.
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I have gotten some great tones with my tele as well, but my 6120 can hold it's own.
Tele --> Deluxe Reverb
6120 (with TV Jones PU) --> Traynor YBA-1A ---> 4x10
Tele --> Deluxe Reverb
6120 (with TV Jones PU) --> Traynor YBA-1A ---> 4x10
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Re: What's Your Favorite Clean Guitar?
FINALLY! Somebody has some love for the Yamaha G-series! I have a beloved G100 combo (2x12) that sounds better than anything else I've ever tested at any price on clean guitar! I think I paid 150 for it about 12 years ago.JoshSites wrote: --> Yamaha G100 head -->
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