My Take on Brubeck's "Take 5"

[doveman]

All 5 of my guitars on this take of Dave Brubeck's Take 5

Yamaha SA2000 to :34, Washburn WI66 w/Lollars to 1:40, G&L Legacy to 2:15 and rythym, Schecter Tele to 2:45, Washburn WI62 Slide to the end. Yamaha Bass and Boss Dr880 drums

Take My 5

Take 5 Backing

 

[larry_emder]

Re: My Take on Brubeck's "Take 5"

Very nice tone!

SA was great, the Washburn had some good bite, the G and L was my fave i think. Was it neck or bridge pickup? i thought it was neck. The schecter was good. The slide was awesome too!

But yeah G + L was my fave in the context of that tune. What do you reckon?

Thanks doveman

 

[Biu]

Re: My Take on Brubeck's "Take 5"

Tasty all the way through, man. What amp?

 

[doveman]

Re: My Take on Brubeck's "Take 5"

the G&L was my fave ... was it neck or bridge pickup? i thought it was neck.

On the G&L, it was the neck/middle notch position with the volume wide open ... treble on about 6 ... bass roll off on about 5

Tasty all the way through, man. What amp?

All the guitars through a '78 Mesa/Boogie w/EVM-12L ... all the same settings with the single coil guitars (G&L and Schecter) with an extra 1/2 click on both the Volume 1 & Volume 2.

For those interested:

* Yamaha - Middle with more bridge (original A5 8k-9k pups)
* Washburn w/Lollars - Bridge only - tone on about 4
* G&L - neck/middle notch (as stated above)
* Schecter Tele - SD Vintage - middle with hum coils disabled - tone about mid-way
* Washburn WI62 - Middle - more 498T bridge (tone 3) than SD '59 neck (tone 5)