Crash171 |
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When I get off work in a little bit I get to install the 18 volt conversion in my ESP! Lets see how the EMGs' sound turns out :)
Sorry just wanted to tell someone :) No one at work cares :(
Next step, I think a Kill Switch.
-Crash |
BodomBeachTerror |
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not sure what that means exactly, but it sounds cool |
Guitarslinger124 |
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Which ESP do you have? |
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BodomBeachTerror says: Copy and Paste quote here!
Most guitars run on a 9 volt system. Some pickups are able to run far more than that. EMGs are able to use up to a 27 volt system, I dont want to push then that far, but they can.
18 volts should give my pickups more head room and a crisper sound, along with a more defined tones. |
Crash171 |
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Guitarslinger124 says: Copy and Paste quote here!
I have a ESP LTD m-250. I ripped out the stock humbuckers and put in an EMG 81 and a EMG 85 a few years ago....let me see if I have a pic....
Here is the only pic I have here at work (I stole it off my band's website) God it looks ditry
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awesome dude, I have two ESP/LTD Explorers, the Ex-400 and the EX-50 and Im going to get the EC-1000 VBII |
Crash171 |
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I have been wanting a EC-1000, but I would really love to have a M-II or a H-II. But I need a new half stack first. :( |
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what kind of music does your band play? |
Crash171 |
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Umm, we have been called "Raleigh's own 311"...but we have a harder edge then they do. Well in some of the songs :)
here is a link to the myspace page with the crappy recordings we did our selves in our new studio and some early live stuff ---> www.evenfieldmusic.com |
Crash171 |
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Guitarslinger124 |
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pretty good dude! I added with both my previous music projects' myspaces |
Crash171 |
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Thanks man, I just added them both. |
BodomBeachTerror |
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sounds cool, really mellow. not crazy about the singer though, oh well, thats my opinion |
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Joined: 08 Apr 2009 United States Karma: 2
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thats pretty damn good dude, and nice guitar. |
J05H |
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i cant here the bass very well |
Crash171 |
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J05H says: Copy and Paste quote here!
Ya, the sound was off of a Zoom recorder off of the sound board. So as everyone knows, vocals are normally lost in the room so the sound guy boosted that signal for the vocals but left the guitars and bass as is. |
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BodomBeachTerror says: Copy and Paste quote here!
What dont you like about him? (Feedback is always helpful) |
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Oh and the new 18 volt mod WORK!!!!!!! worth every penny and much more!!!! I would advise anyone with EMGs to try it out!!!!!!! |
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well i just thought that it should sound more like David Gilmour or Tom Waits, kinda more bassy and a little bit raspy, but now that i listen to it again the voice fits in more than i thought |
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