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  • try stacking the tracks next time

  • are u cranking a jmp or jtm45?

  • I think ur playing is way better than the sound you have. You have a great tone in your fingers, way better than most. :) The sound isn't that spot on. Seems like its breaking up rather than distorting. Try taking a little bass off?? Eddie's bass is tight and clean, it is the "sound". You could just buy a EVH 5150III they're spot on. :)

    You're right Eddy NEVER used 11's or 12's!!!! If he did, why are his signature strings 9's??? D'oh!!

    Nice playing my man!! Keep searchin for that tone ;)

  • different verb, more gain, iota of delay, and very subtle chorus. I'm not a guitarist, I'm a producer. Don't listen to guitar players. Everything you know of Ed's tone is what you heard AFTER it was produced for a record. remember that. I have a 71 marshall head that's supposedly the model after the plexi (not an expert) and a higher gain setting gives me the tone. Now if only I had your chops. Mad Kudos to you. You got groove, man. Your tone is SO VH Raw....I dig the shit out of it.

  • Best sound ever heard to be a EVH clone !!!

  • Have you tried a variac? Brown sound; brownout. 90V.

  • Actually perfect, just a little weak sounding. That could be just the way you're hitting the strings or the actual volume of the video. Plus, Youtube's sound quality isn't the best and makes your file loose power audio wise. Also what gauge strings are you using? I know Eddie plays with 11's to 12's with super low action. Great video man, and great tone, closer than most people on here who also are telling you yours isn't good. Not that I have any room to talk lol.

  • @SoloEpi Using 9s I don't think that Ed ever used 11s or 12s bud.

    I am hitting strings very hard during this and the others. I need to work on getting slightly more gain but I've not had time lately to try anything new out on that front.

  • I have a Hot Rod Deluxe that I am modding the Gain/Drive channel to sound "Marshall" like. This is a good tone. I agree with some of the posters that the gain could come up a little, but didn't Ed have the amps modded with an extra preamp tube for that gain? This sounds like every Marshall of that era - very nice - clean breakup - smooth tone. Could you post info about the tubes used in this amp and any mods you may have done already - if any? I like the sound. Very nice.

  • i think it sounds pretty brown to me. maybe not quite as hot as eddies old marshall but this is very close imo

  • toobmaniac....disagree, 100% !!!

  • This is kind of freaky because this tone is almost identical to Ed's tone on demos from the 80's and from The Wild Life soundtrack.

    And for those who are saying you should try a Distortion Pickup they don't know what they're talking about. Ed never used distortion back in the day.

  • I think you are on the right track. If you ran that sound with another amp that has more gain, just to color this sound a touch and give it sustain, I think you would have it. I would even try a Dimarzio Super Distortion pickup. Your sound does sound close to EVH on the Letterman Show back in 1986 but again, Ed's had more gain. Nice try though.

  • that's not the brown sound, thats like a mix of 5150 and early years

  • Thats not one bit brown ..Eddies original brown sound is a non master volume Marshall all the way up with a high output pickup..that way you have a great natural gain sounding distortion that lets you roll of the volume just a little for woman tone which is super brown and you can roll it off more and more for a nice clean sound ..Let your tubes do the work as they should with the different amounts of voltage by varying the volume knob..From clean to mean and everything in between

  • @toobmaniac It is a non master volume Marshall... all the way up.... using a PAF replica at 9K.

  • You're losing some of his sustain...and yeah...need to thicken up that sound a bit. The additional drive may help. May also be a difference in the strings.

  • couple of questions more actually umm you use a microphone to record right? and which program did you use and is there a special way you used the mic to make it sound good and do you think it would work on garage band?

  • @atomicfile2 Shure SM58 into interface USB to PC.

    Move it about to suit yer own taste.

    Never used Garageband but any DAW should do.

  • sick! is that the actual replica?

  • @atomicfile2 No I put it together myself.

  • @azazael07 can you do a review on the guitar itself :) i wanna see what it looks like and stuff :) if thats ok with you

  • @atomicfile2 Check out my other videos.

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