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@@robertos9417 its hard....great slide pratice though.

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thanks man! It's an old 60s Dynacord. Go to this video, which is the isolated Track of the solocover you are hearing here. In the video-discription i listed the signal chain. czcams.com/video/Yq4FoebscV4/video.html

In front of the amp...

Exactly. It is a 5 pin Midi/DIN type connector. Not symmetrical but two different outputlevels between two different pins. I just soldered two of them with a standars TS-connector on the other end and use them as the situation requires, level-wise

@@michaelzahnwehgitarre8957 excellent, thanks!

Reverb and a little delay.....nothing special, just as you when playing wirhout a slide....

@@michaelzahnwehgitarre8957 I appreciate it. Any specific kind of reverb?

@@kingsecho3351 when recording, I usually record dry and add the reverb later in the DAW. So what you are hearing on this is probably a Plate or Chamber Reverb from a Plugin, but i don't remember exactly to be honest.

thanks!

Current production Greenback, 75hz. Vintage 20 Watt Fane, Ceramic, unknown oddball model nobody could identify yet ;-)

@@michaelzahnwehgitarre8957Merci beaucoup 👍

As aremost saxophone licks if you play them on guitar...very beneficial practice though.

Haha....thx man. I only have a license for cars :-)

Tank you :-)

Oldfield is kind of underrated as a guitarist imho

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This 360 is from 1993, i bought it used. The previous owner installed those toasters, which are not rick's but replicas by a german winder. The guitar initially had the rickenbacker highgain pus, they are in the case, but i prefer these....

thanks mate!

Thx!

You are absolutely right. I did this within 2 hours on an afternoon, and the last bend isn't precise enough.....I could get this spot on perfect if i would take 2-3 days to practice it but i have other studf to do.....

Thx! It is actually quite nice this guitar. Cheapo feel, but plays and sounds alright, especially as a slide-axe where you set it upndifferently anyway

@@michaelzahnwehgitarre8957 That's good to know. I see them around on trading sites for next to nothing but I've always avoided them. Could be a good project guitar. Thanks from New Zealand.

your synth is most likely a line-level signal, so it would overdrive the two left inputs. that cant be a cool sound though. for normal use, input 3 on the right side of the unit would be the one to use. The oscillation does depend on the note you play, but it will change when you switch the tape speed. czcams.com/video/jUxr4RZL6IQ/video.html this is a video where you can listen to how that sould sound. Be aware that you can only switch the tape speed and not regulate it in a continous fashion. it is also (unfortunately) not possible to modify the motor to do variable tape speeds, due to the way the motor is integrated into the circuit.

@@michaelzahnwehgitarre8957 Thank you very much for your answer. Yes, lack of variable dly time is bit of a bummer. Nevertheless it sounds really good.

Thanks :-)

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No. Why would they? Not more or less than any other traditiinal guitar

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Thanks :-)