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Re: Looking for a Music Man Silhouette
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: February 11, 2007 18:47
nmaillot Wrote:
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> Mathijs,
>
> Do you have more information about Keith using the
> Marshall Plexi amp ?
> Any pitcure, interview ?
> Did he use it on other songs ?
> Does he still use it nowadays ?
>
> Thanks for your answers.
Yes I have some pics somewhere, I'll see if I can find them. But basically, Keith used two Boogie 4*12 cabinets, with his '57 Twin on top of the left one, and two '67 Marshall Plexi's on top of the right one. The Twin was not connected to the Boogie, and was used for the cleaner rythm sounds. For the real crunch (in solo's like on Sad Sad Sad and Sympathy) he would use the Marshall, wich ran through the Boogie. Apperently Keith didn't really like it, as he kept fiddling with the set-up, changing the Marshall with a Soldano Slo-100 and back to his old Boogie 300 Coloseum's he used in 81/82. In the end (starting in '94) he choose for the Twin's, using it for both rythm and lead sounds.
Mathijs
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> Mathijs,
>
> Do you have more information about Keith using the
> Marshall Plexi amp ?
> Any pitcure, interview ?
> Did he use it on other songs ?
> Does he still use it nowadays ?
>
> Thanks for your answers.
Yes I have some pics somewhere, I'll see if I can find them. But basically, Keith used two Boogie 4*12 cabinets, with his '57 Twin on top of the left one, and two '67 Marshall Plexi's on top of the right one. The Twin was not connected to the Boogie, and was used for the cleaner rythm sounds. For the real crunch (in solo's like on Sad Sad Sad and Sympathy) he would use the Marshall, wich ran through the Boogie. Apperently Keith didn't really like it, as he kept fiddling with the set-up, changing the Marshall with a Soldano Slo-100 and back to his old Boogie 300 Coloseum's he used in 81/82. In the end (starting in '94) he choose for the Twin's, using it for both rythm and lead sounds.
Mathijs
Re: Looking for a Music Man Silhouette
Posted by:
nmaillot
()
Date: February 12, 2007 20:31
Can you confirm that he uses the Marshall Plexi Amp on Happy on the Live at Max video ? The sound of the telecaster is really huge during the solo. it is, from my point of view, one of the finest keith's moment ever.
Re: Looking for a Music Man Silhouette
Posted by:
Mathijs
()
Date: February 12, 2007 21:55
nmaillot Wrote:
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> Can you confirm that he uses the Marshall Plexi
> Amp on Happy on the Live at Max video ? The sound
> of the telecaster is really huge during the solo.
> it is, from my point of view, one of the finest
> keith's moment ever.
No, I can't confirm that, and I would actually doubt it. My guess would be his Twin turned up real loud.
Mathijs
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> Can you confirm that he uses the Marshall Plexi
> Amp on Happy on the Live at Max video ? The sound
> of the telecaster is really huge during the solo.
> it is, from my point of view, one of the finest
> keith's moment ever.
No, I can't confirm that, and I would actually doubt it. My guess would be his Twin turned up real loud.
Mathijs
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