Green Day tone
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strat_master
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Re: Green Day tone
he used a stratocaster with ajb in the bridge.For amps he used a marshall plexi, probably modded with lead controls. its pretty basic, but you will need a tube amp i think. In case your interested, green day's new sound mainly comes from marshalls and gibson les paul juniors with p90's.
he used a stratocaster with ajb in the bridge.For amps he used a marshall plexi, probably modded with lead controls. its pretty basic, but you will need a tube amp i think. In case your interested, green day's new sound mainly comes from marshalls and gibson les paul juniors with p90's.
Re: Green Day tone
Yes , I Think I saw an Orange amp also in the documentary. I would say Marshall Plexi with P90 pickups and what a beautifull tone I would say. They definitly are getting some great comments off of this new cd as far as guitar tone. They must have had some expensive counseling.
Yes , I Think I saw an Orange amp also in the documentary. I would say Marshall Plexi with P90 pickups and what a beautifull tone I would say. They definitly are getting some great comments off of this new cd as far as guitar tone. They must have had some expensive counseling.
That90'sGuy
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Re: Green Day tone
Right on. Actually, I believe at that time John Suhr was the one responsible for the mods to the superlead plexi, but he was working with CAE closely at that point with other projects, like the CAE preamps. Bradshaw did the designs and Suhr did the electronics from what I've gathered (could be wrong though).
I love that tone myself. John Rzeznik uses a CAE/Suhr modded Marshall and OD-100 live and his tone sounds amazing as well. If I were a touring professional, I'd definitely go that route.
mrid said:
Right on. Actually, I believe at that time John Suhr was the one responsible for the mods to the superlead plexi, but he was working with CAE closely at that point with other projects, like the CAE preamps. Bradshaw did the designs and Suhr did the electronics from what I've gathered (could be wrong though).
I love that tone myself. John Rzeznik uses a CAE/Suhr modded Marshall and OD-100 live and his tone sounds amazing as well. If I were a touring professional, I'd definitely go that route.
