Reverand Guitars / Pete Anderson | Guitar Repair

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  • @geraldponce8336
    @geraldponce8336Ай бұрын

    Nice, it came out great. Hollow bodies are nice.

  • @jeffsquires6620
    @jeffsquires6620Ай бұрын

    Pete Anderson's contributions to Dwight's work is incredible. Good to see you are doing your part for the guitar.

  • @dalepiwek
    @dalepiwekАй бұрын

    Always a pleasure to watch your videos Mr. McConville thank u

  • @StringTechWorkstations

    @StringTechWorkstations

    Ай бұрын

    So nice of you to mention. Thanks.

  • @thijs199
    @thijs199Ай бұрын

    really great guitar sound. great job

  • @StringTechWorkstations

    @StringTechWorkstations

    Ай бұрын

    Thanks for listening + commenting.

  • @markpell8979
    @markpell8979Ай бұрын

    Nice job. Plays very quietly for having single coils. Are you using a noise gate and if so, do you have a favorite?

  • @StringTechWorkstations

    @StringTechWorkstations

    Ай бұрын

    I do have it plugged into my Lab Series L9 Mark. These amps have an amazing compressor. Rounds it out without smothering the tone.

  • @markpell8979

    @markpell8979

    Ай бұрын

    @@StringTechWorkstations Nice, sounded great. I assume you mean LabSeries? An old friend and bandmate of mine had one and also a Rocktron with a built in analog compressor. My Line 6s have a 'secret' selectable noise gate circuit that also sounds pretty good for quieting singles, plenty good enough for rock and roll with a bit of gain and phase or chorus as I like. I turn it off if I don't need it, as it does alter the signal across the mids and the attack/release threshold. Some swear by the Boss NS-2 for quieting single coils. I'm not really a pedal guy though, I prefer just plugging straight in and I'd almost like a little noise more than a dithered signal that alters some of the best things about a highly responsive pickup. Thanks and have a good weekend! (Edited for spelling)