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lydian7 wrote:I don't know what Steve used for the London gig, but I do know that SM57's are the industry standard for mic'ing instruments, and the SM58's are used for mic'ing vocals. Hope this helps.

They're not usually used for recording, or at least not preferred, however.

alienillusions wrote: DO any of those Fernandes guitars come with a trem system? If so, I'd be interested in getting one. Gotta play Whispering A Prayer!

Yes. The revolver series is just one of the models with a Floyd.

I think that you should just bring the pickguard. It's not fun to bring a guitar.

Well, I'm guessing that he didn't change set ups from "Lotus Feet". And on the Real Illusions Mini-site that it's

"Guitar/Amp: Flo through a Legacy and that’s all folks."

As seen on the bottom of the page.[/url]

Here's a picture I found on Larry Carlton's Website, taken at Crossroads. Can you spot the third guitarist?

RAI wrote: I'm sure there are a few things you could do, but why when he already has trems on his guitars?

When it's physically impossible to reach for the whammy, such as on tapping parts.

I'm willing to be he uses it quite a bit on a lot of parts that sound like a regular whammy!

Not exactly! Steve says he uses Ernie Ball 9's, not D'Addario 10's!

Hah, just had to find some little thing to make myself "feel better". That's a powerful rig.

I think what you should be paying attention to isn't the wattage, but the ohm ratings (usually shown with the ohm symbol: Ώ). If your head and your cabinet are rated at the same ohms, you'll be fine.

ibanez87 wrote:

Ffats wrote:Ahh, works now. Before I believe I got an SQL error of some sort.

so, what ya think?

I like it. I always love guitar porn.

It's a 2.5 repeat delay. Whatever equipment you have, figure out how to get 2.5 echoes on it.

Crank your amp up and get close. You'll get some feedback that will ring that note for a while.

Yes, they're triggered via-MIDI or Hex output (like Roland) in some cases.

That looks like a FLO backup, as the neck pickup seems to be a Fernandes Sustainer (the original single coil size one).

Some speculation, but it might even have some saddle transducers (piezo), from the silver off color... dunno. And it does look like it has a Hex as well.

Jemsite.com should be your one stop to find this out pretty easily.

The JEM10, the 10th Anniversary Jem, and the new(er) JEM7VSBL are the only JEMs to come stock with a silver/chrome hardware. And the JEM7VSBL is actually more of a brushed aluminum look.