Digital Jams":39ebw9r7 said:
stratotone":39ebw9r7 said:
Digital Jams":39ebw9r7 said:
stratotone":39ebw9r7 said:
Digital Jams":39ebw9r7 said:
stratotone":39ebw9r7 said:
Saw Neal with Journey a few weeks ago, Night Ranger opened for them, Brad Gillis' tone KILLED Neal's. I don't know what Brad was using either, last time I saw them he had a Soldano Decatone. I'm wagering he either had a Soldano or a Mark Series Boogie - but whatever it was decimated Neal.
Pete
Gillis fanboi
Yeah, pretty much! Neal's use of the whammy bar was pretty much neophyte level compared to Brad... however, Brad put his strat out of tune pretty badly and retuned a few times. Neal's LP with the floyd stayed in tune great. Other complaint I had about Neal is that he either played 8th notes or 64ths... it was like "melodic line... WHEEDELEY WHEE!" "melodic line... WHEEDLEY WHEE!" the whole night. Plus when he played fast it was just scattershot notes... burn for the sake of burn. Sounded like a kid at guitar center running scales he learned at his 'shred' lesson the week before.
Pete
I have the GP articule with Brad btw, he goes through the original Red Strat and shows some of his other fiddles. If you want it let me know and I will send it out to ya. From about a year ago or so.
Heck yeah! Can't believe I missed that, you rock!
Pete
PM me your addy and I'll get it out this week. I guess that guitar had this crazy route along the entire guitar for an old Nady wireless rig to run the antenna
Sweet. yeah, his strat has been through hell... let's see, Brad took a '62 strat and over the years:
Repainted it with leftover lacquer from his Datsun 240Z
Had it floyded
Had a 22nd fret added to the original neck
and then put about 50 billion different necks on it, including a Hamer at one time.
Oh, interesting factoid - that red 62 strat is retired. Brad was playing a Fernandes like mine at the show. He also has a fender strat built up like his '62 also. Didn't see any evidence of the 'Pearlcaster' that Ed Roman made him anywhere
Pete