Model Gee whats it going to look like ?

[mam8dg]

CAF > G! I hadn't thought to try that. Need to give it a shot later tonight.

[ak47]

Gibson BFG - BearFoot Model G - Hotrodded 1975 Hiwatt DR103 Custom 100 - Marshall 2x15'' -- iphone 4S hmmm.. yeah, in my apartment... enjoy!

Thanks for taking the time to post the demos and for sharing! Like I tried to encourage years ago here, is for members to sonically document their experiences, because after a short while, the descriptions become limited and superfluous when not backed by some, sort of demo...thanks again ak47.

Thankyou for listening! Of course you are quite right.. Documentation is good in so many ways.. but it is what it is too.. Playback on a computer and a late night beforehand.. Not an ideal recording enviroment in these demos either (this pedal should push some cranked power tubes.. I bet it sings with Joeleos MP!) It is interesting to hear the effect my hand movements made between the cab and mic when I changed settings too Ultimately it is just my take on things with what I had available last tuesday.. Whatever.. I like this pedal a LOT!!

[Elf]

Hi,
I thought I´d share a recording I recently did using a Model G. Signal chain goes Tele w Bjf/Lundgren PU->Model G->Deep Blue Delay->MP OS21 run pretty clean. Settings on the G are V noon, C 9 o´clock, D noon and N 10 o´clock. I´ve gotta say thatthe Model G is awesome. So many different, inspiring sounds. It responds very well to pick attack and the guitars volume knob wich I really like.
I also gotta add that the Bjf tele PU are fantastic, very balanced and articulate, and the OS21 is the amp I´ve been looking for for a long time. It sits perfect in a band situation or in the studio and even at home as a real nice practise amp. I love how it responds and sings even at low volumes.
Here´s the track. Enjoy

[Donner]

Very tasty elf - thanks for sharing !!!

[melodichaotic]

Please, more details on the gig, what type of stuff you played and how you used the MG(solos, rhythm, stacking), and the OS 21 as well...what is your band ensemble? I gather you were mic'ed....I would certainly imagine so for something that size as you mention....kudos to you on the gig and thanks for posting ...sounds very cool.

The Secrets are a rock band that is big on melodies and complex chord changes. They sounds like Queen at times, but with more Beatles-esque melodies generally. Playing their music was a lot of fun because it required lots of different sounds and types of playing- there was lots rock-out barre chording, lots of leads and a couple solos, some chimey clean melodies, and a couple places where we had the "wall of fuzz" thing going. The ensemble is guitar-guitar-keys-bass-drums-vox.

I used the G on more than half the songs, in various combinations with the other BJFE/Bearfoot pedals. When I was playing "guitarmonies" with the other guitarist, I had the CAF going into the G, which sounded really nice. For barre chords, I mixed it up: sometimes just the G, sometimes just the HB, sometimes either pedal being goosed by the PGC & BPB (LOVED these sounds), and then when I really wanted it to rock I stacked the HB into the G, which really is an incredible sound. The solos I took were usually PGC > BPB > HB > SBEQ.

In all cases I was primarily playing the bridge pickup on one of the Jazzmasters, (though I used the middle position on the humbucker jazzmaster a fair amount). The OS-21 was set up to be "clean-ish": the gain was at Noon and the master was cranked.

Here are a few pics I snapped during soundcheck and then during Eddie's set.

Hey, thanks for all the info... that all sounds great....yeah, that musical scenario is right up my alley influence and approach-wise...I'd get bored playing the same type of thing all night.

So cool to get the MG as it's first being offered, then use it straight away in a many varied format by itself and stacked, especially at a venue that size....fresh picked and "prepared" like the Amish

Was your set recorded at all? That'd be great to hear in general, and bits of the G in action as well.

[Joeleo]

Hey, thanks for all the info... that all sounds great....yeah, that musical scenario is right up my alley influence and approach-wise...I'd get bored playing the same type of thing all night.

So cool to get the MG as it's first being offered, then use it straight away in a many varied format by itself and stacked, especially at a venue that size....fresh picked and "prepared" like the Amish

Was your set recorded at all? That'd be great to hear in general, and bits of the G in action as well.

Yeah it was really cool to get the G and throw it right into the action! They gave us a dvd of the set. i haven't seen/heard it yet, but if the quality is ok and i can figure out a way to post something i will!

[Donner]

yeah that would be great to hear!!

[thesjkexperience]

Hey Joe, set it up as a private youtube!

[ak47]

I am digging the G more and more for every day... Killer pedal

Funnily enough I found an old baby blanket in the basement today.. Look familiar?