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Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Marshall Major (Model 1967) Amp. Stevie used this amp on stage around 1987, paired with a Dumble Steel String Singer. When I first started working with him, it was a Dumble Steel String Singer and a 200-watt Marshall head, and each one of those amps was playing through EV-loaded Dumble 4 x 12 cabinets – one was angled ...
1 de mar. de 2013 · Stevie termino pagando el mismo la deuda en dinero y una campera de cuero. La guitarra presenta un decal raro añadido por SRV en 1986 atrás del tremolo, hardware de serie, y un mango de maple (no Fender) supuestamente regalo de Billy Gibbons. El tremolo estaba seteado flotante, con cuerdas mas finas y solo 4 resortes.
21 de jun. de 2011 · His primary amps were Marshalls and Fenders, though he also used Mesa Boogies and Dumbles. Vaughan's on-stage amplification differed from his studio set-up. Early in his career, Vaughan used a Marshall 4140 Club & Country with JBL speakers for his clean tone, and two 1964 Fender Vibroverbs for distortion when performing.
Vaughan era un gran admirador de los amplificadores Fender y Marshall, y los utilizó a menudo en sus grabaciones y presentaciones en vivo. En cuanto a la ecualización, Vaughan utilizaba una técnica conocida como « scooped mid «, en la que se reducen las frecuencias medias y se resaltan las frecuencias bajas y altas.
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN TONE! In this video I showcase the new Marshall Studio Vintage SV20 Head with matching 2X12 cabinet featuring Celestion V-Type speakers a...
Stevie used various amplifiers throughout his career, mainly Fender and Marshall. Most guitarists with multi-amp rigs will use Fender amps for clean tones and Marshalls for distortion and overdrive, but Vaughan did the opposite. He said of his choice: "I use the Fenders for distortion and the Marshall for clarity."
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