I know he's used the .50 cal+ and 25 watt Greenbacks forever, but has used the Tom Anderson H3 and possibly Pearly Gates at some point during these albums. Anyone know which one it would be? Ive had "Born Again for the Last Time" going through my head the last few days. I LOVE the tone on that song.
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Re: Pepper Keenan tone Deliverance/Wiseblood era?
It would be the H3.
He used a Pearly Gates in the neck position in one of his guitars on the In The Arms Of God tour.
As far as bridge pickups go...
Blind- Ultrasonic
Deliverance/Wiseblood/AVD- H3
ITAOG- unknown creme pickup in his "PJK" Viper, H3 in others
ITAOG tour- InvaderOriginally posted by AcemanIt was the age of suave. Men were men, and women were smacked and thrown on the bed and loved it.
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Re: Pepper Keenan tone Deliverance/Wiseblood era?
Custom is probably the closest you'll get, yes. The H3 is its own beast though...apparently it has a unique response due to the magnet positioning. But I forget exactly how its configured.Originally posted by AcemanIt was the age of suave. Men were men, and women were smacked and thrown on the bed and loved it.
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Re: Pepper Keenan tone Deliverance/Wiseblood era?
I had an H3 in a Viper once, it reminded me of a passive equivalent of an EMG, hot and kinda flat sounding, but aggressive and meaty and a good platform to build tone on.
To me the tone that stands out on those albums is Woody's soloing tones - Pearly Gates (and Invader).
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Originally posted by ex-250 View PostCustom is probably the closest you'll get, yes. The H3 is its own beast though...apparently it has a unique response due to the magnet positioning. But I forget exactly how its configured._____________________________________________
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Re: Pepper Keenan tone Deliverance/Wiseblood era?
Interesting. Ultrasonic on Blind...I have a set of those things and I've never been able to get a good tone out of them. I liked them for a week or so but shortly thereafter they went back in the parts bin. Maybe it's worth trying again.
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Re: Pepper Keenan tone Deliverance/Wiseblood era?
Originally posted by Soulcrusher_X View PostIts vertical in those pickups, right?
Originally posted by TattooedCarrot View Posts out on those albums is Woody's soloing tones - Pearly Gates (and Invader).
I think Pepper said in a Guitar World article that after driving themselves crazy trying to stay tight when laying rhythm tracks over eachother on Blind, all the albums after that they just went by whoever wrote more of a song or whoever wanted to play it more would record all the rhythm for that track. So everything after Blind is either entirely Pepper or entirely Woody as far as rhythm guitars go. And thus- don't forget Woody.Originally posted by AcemanIt was the age of suave. Men were men, and women were smacked and thrown on the bed and loved it.
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No question about Woody's awesomeness. His are some of my favorite tones and leads, but his guitar has been more consistant than Pepper's it seems, hence me asking about Pepper.
That's pretty interesting about how they record too. That might explain why some songs have brighter guitar tracks and some have a meatier tone._____________________________________________
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