I thing a pair of 55hz bass cones would help push this closer as the speakers have a much darker and fatter sound. I'm using a newer 1960B cabinet, with a pair of celestion black backs and a pair of scumbacks 25 watters. This will darken the amp up considerably. You want enought to give the amp some color but not what you'ds use if you were going for a VH or Jimi tone.If your echoes are distorted, you've got too much gain.ĭepending on the amp voicing, you may have to back of the treble and mids and add a little bass. This is where I had the hardest time figuring it out. The important thing here is to not have too much gain on the amp. Volumes between 5-7 and the treble, mid and bass around 5. a Y cable going into each channel's input (from EP). The amp is set up pretty straight forward. Mercury iron etc.It started as a '68 (my favorite circuit) and when I heard Eric was using a '69 or the Marshall '69 reissue, I converted it for fun. The EP will do this better than most delays. the trick is to get it to duck just right. I set it up at about 26 (450 ms) with the repeats on about 4. The preamp in the EP-3 is a big part of the sound (for cliff's of dover). I'm sure this will be controversial and all of the serious followers of EJ will disagree with me but. I don't like the change in midrange as much. You can compensate for our pick and keep the tome control on your guitat all of the way up with this setting. He did a video for guitar player that really opened my eyes.James keeps the treble off but puts the bass on about 5-6. James is a VP at Voodoo labs, an amazing player and the guy that plays "cliffs of Dover" on Guitar hero. I think it's a lot like a tube screamer without the midrange hump and much more harmonics.
this tends to give a pretty flat sound with a nice midrange clarity.
The first was the EJ set up with both controls off (yes off). Tone controls: I played with two basic setups. any higher and the feel would get too compressed. Gain: I found the geain set to about 4 was best. I found it easiest to get my basic tone and then dial in the tube to find the bast dynamics paying attention to gain, compression, the clear low e string sound and a round top end. I found a no label tube with blackburn codes on the bottom that sounded best. The tube really has an affect on the tone of this pedal. This time I was determined to figure it out. So, I've onwed these before and have never really enjoyed them. Most of the paying I do for this tone is on the rear pickup. I basically roll of the tone until I hear the plinky sound on the high E go away. I have the rear tone control wired to the rear pickup. I'm using a fender 57' relic with a Suhr neck pickup and Fralin vintage hots in the middle and bridge. You have to use the pick on it's edge to reduce the click. All things being equal, the attack of this pick adds a certain amount of warmth. I find this pick really hard to use but it does round out the attack. I'm using cliffs of dover as my reference tone.Įric uses a Dunlop Jazz III. For me, it's a little bit fan boy and a little curiosity as a tone hound. I've been playing around with getting Eric Johnson's lead tone For a while.
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