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ChumfattyChumfatty Posts: 140
edited August 2006 in Musicians and Gearheads
Does anyone know any websites out there that reveal set-ups and pedal settings for famous guitarists, so that you can recreate them at home??

I have tried doing it by ear but I am not very good at it, I have a nice Boss ME-50 which is really versatile.

I would like the solo set up for Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd and how to get that authentic Tom Morrello/Killing in the Name of - sound.

Any help would be great as I have offed to play these at a wedding next weekend........eeek.
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  • andychandych Posts: 130
    try GUITAR RIG software,,amazing cabinets,AC30S,JCMS,mesa boogie.
    also some nice presets.
    dead head



    Bern 13/9/06
  • xtremehardy388xtremehardy388 Posts: 2,759
    Chumfatty wrote:
    Does anyone know any websites out there that reveal set-ups and pedal settings for famous guitarists, so that you can recreate them at home??

    I have tried doing it by ear but I am not very good at it, I have a nice Boss ME-50 which is really versatile.

    I would like the solo set up for Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd and how to get that authentic Tom Morrello/Killing in the Name of - sound.

    Any help would be great as I have offed to play these at a wedding next weekend........eeek.


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