John Denner Ernie Ball Music Man Axis Guitar Eruption
John Denner Eruption Ernie Ball Axis Music Man http://www.JohnDennerRocks.com
Guitar Magazine feature
John Denner
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Eruption performed on Ernie Ball Musicman Axis guitar 2007
Ernie Ball Musicman guitars
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Dimarzio custom wound humbuckers
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Sit strings
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Bugera 6260 and 333Xl Amplifiers
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The distinct sound of a valve amp is most commonly described as “warm.” Valves create this full, rich tone when they are powered beyond their typical power range, resulting in a distortion that adds harmonic overtones to the original sound. It also results in a state of compression, in which the low volume parts of the signal are made louder and the high volume parts are made a bit quieter. Think of your favorite classic rock guitar riff; there’s a good chance that the sound that’s been making you say “Hell, yeah!” for all these years is the direct result of overdriven valves.
For more on what gives valves their one-of-a-kind tonal abilities, check out our section on How Valves Work…
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Guitar Rig3
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MXR 90 EVH Phase
MXR ZAKK WYLDE Overdrive
MAC OSX
Special thanks goes out to Howard Stern for having me on the show to perform Eddie Van Halens Eruption guitar solo in April 2007
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