Effets

Chino a écrit:Si Rory a peu utilisé d'effets durant sa carrière, il a possédé néanmoins plusieurs pédales:

Vox AC30 a écrit:

Chino a écrit:Si Rory a peu utilisé d'effets durant sa carrière, il a possédé néanmoins plusieurs pédales:

Oh vindiousse, depuis l'temps que je cherche une photo du pedal board de Rory des 80's.. ouah z'êtes forts les gars...

Rory Gallagher a écrit:I sometimes use a Rangemaster treble booster, though I’m using a Hawk II at the moment, which is much more expensive, but it gives more control.

Basically, when I stopped using the AC-30, I stopped using the Rangemaster. Then I got the Fender Twin, and started plugging straight into it.

I was happy with that slightly cleaner tone for a while, but I went back to using the booster again with the Bassman about a year ago. Ideally, I could still plug straight in if I played at a lower volume, but with the piano and everything else in the band, you need something to make the guitar more piercing.”

Rory Gallagher a écrit:"I've always used an AC 30, for twelve, fifteen years. But right now I'm using a Fender Twin, a 1955 model I got in the States: it's the one Holly and Cochran used to have, it's really good. It means a slight change from the Vox. I might go back to the AC30. I still have it on stage. I used to use it with a Rangemaster treble booster, because the Vox is very bassy; and I used to get a wild tone, very raw." (1973)

Rory Gallagher a écrit:"I've stuck with a Strat because I like the treble and clarity of it. I also use a Rangemaster treble booster to give it an extra lift." (1975)

Rory Gallagher a écrit:"I use my Strat as it is, though you need a treble booster to get that raunchy thing". (1977)

Rory Gallagher a écrit:"For years I used a Vox AC-30, which is the best all-around European amp I've ever come across. I still have it. The Shadows used to use them, and the Beatles used them, so you know it was the popular amp. But I found that when using the treble booster, that along with the treble boost you got a built-in gain, because the transistors were fairly primitive. (1978)

Rory Gallagher a écrit:"For amplification, Rory has currently abandoned the old Fender gear he used to use in favour of Ampeg. The Fenders were a Concert from 1960, and a really old Bassman from 1954. “With all the wear and tear, it was hard work for them”, he observes. He now has an Ampeg VT 40 which he links up with a VT 22. He finds that the Ampegs give him the mid-range response he's looking for, which isn't the case with, say, the Ritzy, but wallet-piercing Music Man units. On top of that, Rory has a treble and bass booster made by a New Jersey company called Hawk." (1979)

Rory Gallagher a écrit:"I used the Vox AC-30 for years and years, and I used to use a Rangemaster treble booster on it, which was great. I still have one at home. Very primitive, but I used to use the normal input in the Vox, which was not known as the brilliance input. It wouldn't be bright enough; therefore I used the Rangemaster. " (1991)

Rory Gallagher a écrit:I also use an old Ibanez Tube Screamer (distortion pedal) for my more manic solos, but it tends to he more of a tone booster rather than a fuzz unit (1988)

Vox AC30 a écrit:Boss FA1 FET Amplifier, élément clé de son son on le retrouve très souvent derrière Rory

Rory Gallagher a écrit:I use the Boss FET pedal which, although a transistor, has been designed to sound as much like a valve as possible. It still can't beat the old Dallas Rangemaster that was doing the rounds in the 'sixties though.

Vox AC30 a écrit:Garbage Man, c'est une Boss Octave, en effet. Pédale que j'adore perso..

Rory Gallagher a écrit:My favourite Boss effect is the Octave divider -the OC-2. That's great, even with slide, for which I tend to boost it with the compressor .

Rory Gallagher a écrit:I don't use that many effects. About the first one I got was the Boss BD-1 (sic) Driver, which I still use. It's a big green box (rather like the old Boss CE-1) with three settings: Distortion, Fuzz, and a third which is almost straight -a plain graphic and overall volume boost, which is the setting best suited to me. It can really change the character of your guitar.'

I prefer flanging (I use the BF-2).

My last bit of equipment is a Boss Flanger, used very rarely to pad things out in a couple of places.”

Garbage Man a écrit:Flanger que l'on peut entendre sur des titres comme "The last of independents", "Key Chain" et en grande partie sur le live Stage Struck.

Rory Gallagher a écrit:I've got a graphic which beefs up the mid range on the Marshall. Boss are the best effects around I think.

Rory Gallagher a écrit:I like the Marshall's, but I use a graphic equaliser to round them off because I find them a little bit twangy, but with a push and pull in the mid range I can get them sounding meaty

Rory Gallagher a écrit:I've got a Boss Graphic EQ 6 band, one of the real old green ones.