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In this clip, I am using my Reverend Hellhound and a MXR Micro Amp pedal. I am using a fairly clean sound, and I alternate between the bridge, middle and neck pickup switch positions throughout the clip. I hope you can hear the different nuances in tone from these wonderful noiseless DiMarzio pickups. I am very happy with them. The work great not only for country and blues, but also for heavy gain sounds. » Download this video and share it with your friends! Support My Free Guitar Videos!If you want to help support my website and the work I do. Use this link to PAY with PayPal. If you do not have PayPal, you can click "Continue" on the left hand side, it will let you pay with any major Credit Card. This is works well, and your privacy and security is protected by PayPal. Please Donate if my videos help you!If you benefit from all these free videos, please consider giving a donation and help keep the free lessons coming. » Recommend this page to a friend! Comments on this video clip:Bobby Atkinson said... those tele pickup sound good, wish u do a video comparing stock tele's to these thanks for a awesome website Comment added on March 26, 2009Robert said... Hi, I used just the Hellhound on that clip, I think. I used just the built-in mic on my Sony DCR-TRV 33. Aldo said... are you also using your Avatar 2x12 in this clip? and btw, what camera/equipment do you use to record? just the built in mic on the camera? Comment added on February 26, 2009Ryan said... What kind of tele is that? American or Mexi? Comment added on August 17, 2008Greg said... The Virtual T is a hot bridge pickup. Do you mean, "Area T" pickups? Comment added on May 15, 2008Jeremy Weber said... Hey, what a great sound. I have a mexi tele and the pick ups are just okay. I would really like to set mine up like yours, can you tell me exactly what each pickup is called? Graham said...
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