Here is a track of of my refurbished '66 Fender Super Reverb amp after my buddy Steve Siciliano retubed and tweeked it. Here's the gear set up... old '82 fender strat with '68 pickups into Carl Martin Compressor to a TS9 Ibanez Tube Screamer into an old Electro-Harmonix MemoryMan Deluxe delay into the front of the super reverb....the whole thing was recorded in Logic pro 7 in about 15 minutes...enjoy

http://www.frankaxtell.co...norJam.mp3

I like it! You are definitely a smooth player. I need to check out your site more. What are the settings on the pedals, if you don't mind me asking? I'm a geek for that kind of stuff.

Sounds good!

bright switch on
treble 4
mid 9
bass 5
reverb 3

compressor all knobs 12 o'clock

ts9 drive 2/3
tone 2/3
level 2/3

memoryman 320 millsec delay with 2 repeats
slight modulation
[Edited 4/6/06 11:12am]

I really enjoy it when play through the old gear and record through your new set up. Good stuff!

FrankAxtell said:

Well you should be in the band. That sounds good. I like the vintage stuff.

sweet and moody.

Thanks Tal for your faithful input...as always it is very much appreciated!
God bless

FrankAxtell said:

Thanks for the info! Keep up the good jammin'...

It's fabulous, i love it!!!!

Wow man. You are such an amateur. I would be afraid of posting songs if I played that horribly.

Kidding aside, I'm on my way outside now to set my gear on fire. Ain't no use in playing anymore.

beauhall said:

Your killin' me man lol
Beau you just made my day bro...

Frank it's reminicent of bluesforthrese,
very nicely done,
i can't wait till im able to play at that level
but thats in the very distant future

the song is very bluesy,
are you using the Cm blues scale?or C blues etc..

EmbattledWarrior said:

Acually I'm using a mixture of both scales superimposed on one another. That is a common method used amongst blues players. There is also a touch of the aeolian mode
(1,2,b3,4,5,b6,b7)also known as the pure or natural minor scale.

FrankAxtell said:

nicely done

shee-it, that sounds great. You've got a tone to die for. I want to say it's a little Robin Trower with a bridge pickup.

How much did you get the amp for? Very cool

Rudy said:

It's funny but I used to play alot of Robin Trower tunes in cover bands in the past. I bought my Fender Blackfaced Super about 12 years ago for $350.00 It was a mess...miss matched speakers..bad tubes...unbiased...etc...If you go on Ebay they go for between $1600.00 up to $2400.00 depending on the condition and if everything is original. The black faced amps are the best especially 1963-1968. Mine is a '66 but I also have a '65. http://cgi.ebay.com/66-Fe...dZViewItem

WOW, you're a really good guitarist.

Frank, I hope we get a chance to get in the studio together one day- I would love for you to play guitar on my songs.

Oh, VERY good work!

Zeta said:

Thanks for the vote of confidence..it would be fun.