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Bill Duncan
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I don't understand.

Post by Bill Duncan »

I just do not understand. I sprinkled my guitar with rosewood dust, Brazilian dust of course, and put a rattlesnake rattle under the body and nothing happened. I still do not have that Emmons tone. It must be the amp. Maybe a new tone mod circuit.
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Richard Sinkler
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

Try sprinkling Tasmanian Devil hair and Sri Lanka Amplidust on your amp, while standing on your head. Works every time.
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Bill Duncan
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Post by Bill Duncan »

Richard Sinkler wrote:Try sprinkling Tasmanian Devil hair and Sri Lanka Amplidust on your amp, while standing on your head. Works every time.
My wife did tell me she thinks I sound much more like I do now than I did earlier. I feel better.
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Frank Freniere
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Post by Frank Freniere »

Just keep buying stuff until you find that tone. :lol:
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Dennis Detweiler
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Post by Dennis Detweiler »

It's like using cremains for face makeup and expecting to look like the handsome departed.
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