Stevie used Fender amps, amps created by Charlie Dumble, a Texas amp builder, and played Fender Strats. He called his recording studio amp setup 'the wall of doom' because there were so many different amps, and he kept his amp tech busy , as he stated, cause there wasn't a day that went by that he didn't have one blow up. His legendary sound also was created by his noted use of heavy gauge strings, not of the typical 9/42 or 10/46, but something like(trying to remember)12?/62 that coupled with his mid boosted sound presented a sound, like Stevie, was larger than life itself. He displayed a ferocity onstage, a true passion for the blues. I remember reading an article about his 'skin patches', where he would put super glue on his fingers and apply them to his forearm to literally 'patch' the tips of his fingers. He had finally come full circle, exorcised his demons, embraced sobriety, and was in the prime of his life, when it tragically ended.......RIP, SRV.......Tom
Stevie Ray Vaughan used the following pedals some of them at different times 1. Ibanez Tube Screamer at one point he used two at a time 2. Univibe Expression Pedal 3. Univox Uni-Vibe Pedal 4. Vox Wah Wah Pedal Also Some Times Two Simultaneously 5. Boss Octave Pedal. 6. Dunlop Fuzz Face. 7. Leslie Revolving Speaker And Occasionally A Fender Vibrotone
He uses Ernie Ball custom gauge strings, .10 to .52 or .54
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Your left hand goes on the neck and your right hand strums the strings.
- Frank Zappa - Jimmy Hendrix - Eric Clapton - Adrian Vandenberg - JackeE. Lee - Yngwie Malmsteen - Jason Becker - Dave Murray -janic gers i don't remember more - Frank Zappa - Jimmy Hendrix - Eric Clapton - Adrian Vandenberg - JackeE. Lee - Yngwie Malmsteen - Jason Becker - Adrian Smith i don't remember more Rush Red Hot Chili Peppers Eric Johnson Nirvana Pearl Jam Rolling Stones Stevie Ray Vaughan Sonic Youth Iron Maiden U2 Blink 182 Deep Purple David Gilmoure (Pink Floyd) Monte Montgomery Besides the list noted above, Jimmy Page, who is most identified with the Gibson Les Paul, used a Fender Telecaster for the solo in 'Stairway to Heaven'.
For most people, 13-56 guage strings would be too heavy for soloing. The only person I know of who actualluy used strings that heavy was Stevie Ray Vaughn, because heavier guage strings give better sustain. He also tuned his guitar down a 1/2 step (to Eb tuning). The sustain is why you use a heavy guage string such as these on a lap steel.
Stevie Ray Vaughan used the following pedals some of them at different times 1. Ibanez Tube Screamer at one point he used two at a time 2. Univibe Expression Pedal 3. Univox Uni-Vibe Pedal 4. Vox Wah Wah Pedal Also Some Times Two Simultaneously 5. Boss Octave Pedal. 6. Dunlop Fuzz Face. 7. Leslie Revolving Speaker And Occasionally A Fender Vibrotone
The best way to accomplish this is to find what kinds of "tricks" SRV used to achieve the sound he did. For example, he used two specific Fender amps patched together in "series", he used heavy guage strings (13's) like what you would use on a lap steel or steel guitar to get the sustain he wanted, and a couple of other little gimmics he liked to do. Try to find some info SRV, and do as much as you can of what he did.
You would use nyloon strings.
bass strings
Awesome strings
erny ball not even slinky strings
they use a guitar with strings as opposed to a guitar without a strings and it is red
E J. Vaughan has written: 'Lecture on the use of Spekker photo-electric absorptiometer in metallurgical analysis'
I've never heard of anyone washing their guitar strings. You have to go out and buy new strings, and put them in.
The only holidays Americans use strings of lights, is Christmas. The average American may use up to 15-25 strings of lights for outdoor decoration.
you put it on the bow not the strings it is called rosin