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Nozzle
- Aug 29, 2005
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And Jens, dude, absolutely incredible responses, thank you so much! I'm surprised that you say you'd never use a Laney on your recordings, cuz on the Ghost Reveries info on the Opeth website, it says that they were used on the album, but I guess Mike had to do that for his endorsement or something!
And now you've officially made me want a Rectifier, if most of your tones have been achieved with it!
Y'know, that makes me really curious about the clean tones on Ghost Reveries. I figured Hours Of Wealth was Laney's AC30 clone- I forget the model name... I love that edge-of-breakup tone, and that's really something special if it's a Rectifier... or a Pod.
...and I never would have guessed Ghost Reveries and Watershed have that much Recto on them at all. That tone screams "Marshall" to me. GR reminds me of my old 2204, turned up and boosted.
Jens, if you don't mind my asking (and you remember), what gain mode was used for Opeth's Recto tones- Raw, Vintage or Modern? I think they're fantastically versatile amps, and so many people peg them as "one sound only", like Modern mode with the gain cranked up and the mids scooped out is all they can do.