Leaderboard

It's a gee-tar.

...and instant customized strap for the Custom Cali. The pic does not do it justice but the color is damn-near spot on!

This IS Pron!

is the goonch another name for the 'taint?

Yeah, it was all done at home on an early version of pro tools. Honestly, there was very little production. I like big, dry, simple, unprocessed recordings, so every for pretty much every song, I recorded the rhythm gtr track without reverb, repeated, and then panned the tracks hard L and R. My secret weapon is an old homemade isolation cabinet that I bought from Paults many years ago. That let me really crank some small amps like a Univalve. Used a Sm57 and a cheap ART tube preamp. No outboard gear or plugins for guitar. Some solos and rhythm tracks were through a Pod. Just about all the bass tracks (12 and 4 string) were recorded direct with a split signal through a Sansamp BDDI and a guitar Pod. Very simple and I think the bass sounds good. I've heard that on King's X recordings, they always had to double the 12ver track with a 4 string bass to get a solid low end. I didn't do that and I think there's plenty of bottom - like on Get Strange. All the low end comes from the Sansamp and the tone comes from the Pod. Except for a couple tracks where I used acoustic drums, the drum tracks were played on an electronic kit. It doesn't sound as good as a professionally recorded acoustic set, but sounds much better than I could have recorded an acoustic kit. Plus, my pro tools setup only has two inputs, so I couldn't have used more than two tracks for drums anyway. Most vocals were through some cheap condensor mic. Any distorted vox were through a Tech 21 XXL pedal (I hate that pedal for guitar but love it for vox). I used a little plug in reverb, eq and compression. That's it. Oh, and on tracks 1 and 6, I recorded my Les Paul through a distortion pedal through your Super Pimp. The SP rocks!

Sandwiched between Clutch and Kings X....and it fit PERFECTLY!

Playing it on my show, 3 minutes: gashouseradio.com