mentoneman
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great song and tones!
i love how it has that classic vintage marshall tonality and warmth so that it’s not modern ear fatigue distortion, but enough gain to sustain and play faster single note lines when needed.I read years that Jake used a Marshall JTM 45 and a Dimarzio Very Metal pedal on that first album . I think his speakers were EVs
I'm with you dude --It's amazing how everyone is always looking for some magic sauce or something!2203 and a boss sd1.. crank it up!
I searched out and bought a Dimarzio Very Metal Pedal to test that theory after I read it somewhere.....it was more like a RAT pedal....I did not hear the Badlands first album with the Dimarzio VMP and I gave it a really good try.I read years that Jake used a Marshall JTM 45 and a Dimarzio Very Metal pedal on that first album . I think his speakers were EVs
great song and tones!
I still need to watch their rehearsal vids once in a while, what a great band.
Dusk is very cool considering they just went in and slammed it out . I’ve read that was a Budda ampI searched out and bought a Dimarzio Very Metal Pedal to test that theory after I read it somewhere.....it was more like a RAT pedal....I did not hear the Badlands first album with the Dimarzio VMP and I gave it a really good try.
There are more Jake tones in a Marshall SL/2203 with a Boss OD1 or SD-1 by a longshot so don't waste your money on the VM pedal.
I find the main Jake trick is setting the drive level to about 9-10 o'clock depending on how much dirt you want in the tone depending on the amp, that drive level gives it that dirty/slightly fuzzy effect, AFAIK level was always maxxed on the OD1.
He supposedly used a Black Cat OD for short time but I think that was on his solo albums.
The first and second albums were awesome.......Dusk is cool all in it's own way.
I got right up from for this gig and I can confirm he likes to play loudListen to how loud he is........................Friedman says he likes playing loud...............................
I seen him in 2019 with RDC and his Friedman 50 watters were dimed.........He also had an RJS 100 watt amp but he was using the Friedman's near as I could tell. It was a really good show and he played well. Since I missed Badlands in their hayday I had to make due......................I got right up from for this gig and I can confirm he likes to play loud
That Dimarzio pedal is a Rat copy from what I have read.I searched out and bought a Dimarzio Very Metal Pedal to test that theory after I read it somewhere.....it was more like a RAT pedal....I did not hear the Badlands first album with the Dimarzio VMP and I gave it a really good try.
There are more Jake tones in a Marshall SL/2203 with a Boss OD1 or SD-1 by a longshot so don't waste your money on the VM pedal.
I find the main Jake trick is setting the drive level to about 9-10 o'clock depending on how much dirt you want in the tone depending on the amp, that drive level gives it that dirty/slightly fuzzy effect, AFAIK level was always maxxed on the OD1.
He supposedly used a Black Cat OD for short time but I think that was on his solo albums.
The first and second albums were awesome.......Dusk is cool all in it's own way.
To me, both of these albums epitomize the blend of Guitar Hero in a band / song context. Such great albums. Very, very different - but in the same wheelhouse.Love the first Badlands and Blue Murder albums!
Love the first Badlands and Blue Murder albums!
And there’s a connection with the two bands . Ray was was originally pegged to be the singer in Blue MurderTo me, both of these albums epitomize the blend of Guitar Hero in a band / song context. Such great albums. Very, very different - but in the same wheelhouse.
Now that you've revealed this, that pedal's price is gonna skyrocket in Reverb.I read years that Jake used a Marshall JTM 45 and a Dimarzio Very Metal pedal on that first album . I think his speakers were EVs