Compression Options for Nailing The BYRDS Sound
Compression Options for Nailing The BYRDS Sound
I find that a BOSS CS-3 Compression/Sustain pedal set (l to r) at "12:00", "12:00", "12:00", "1:00" coupled to my '66 Fireglo Ricky 360-12 and then plugged into my Roland JC-90 really nails the Byrds sound remarkably well.
A less expensive alternative to a JangleBox perhaps. Check one out if you're in the "Nail The Byrds Sound" market.
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A less expensive alternative to a JangleBox perhaps. Check one out if you're in the "Nail The Byrds Sound" market.
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I find that a BOSS CS-3 Compression/Sustain pedal set (l to r) at "12:00", "12:00", "12:00", "1:00" coupled to my '66 Fireglo Ricky 360-12 and then plugged into my Roland JC-90 really nails the Byrds sound remarkably well.
A less expensive alternative to a JangleBox perhaps. Check one out if you're in the "Nail The Byrds Sound" market.
There are many less expensive alternatives to JangleBox. Of course, there's a reason why they're less expensive.
But here's what the guy who originally "nailed the Byrds sound" now uses.
http://www.ibiblio.org/jimmy/mcguinn/ByrdsFAQ.html
(scroll to the bottom: "Is there an outboard compressor that sounds as good as the one in the Roger McGuinn 370/12RM model 12-string?").
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Rick hours, wouldja?
Rick hours, wouldja?
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