{"id":22952,"date":"2009-07-09T15:31:44","date_gmt":"2009-07-09T20:31:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/learnguitarsongsnow.org\/blog\/great-guitar-players-of-the-70s-2\/22952"},"modified":"2009-07-09T15:31:44","modified_gmt":"2009-07-09T20:31:44","slug":"great-guitar-players-of-the-70s-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/learnguitarsongsnow.org\/blog\/great-guitar-players-of-the-70s-2\/22952","title":{"rendered":"Great Guitar Players Of The 70’s"},"content":{"rendered":"

great guitar players of the 70’s<\/strong>
\n70’s & 80’s Guitar Solos<\/b>
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Want more? Go here:<\/h2>\n

Guitar Secrets Of The Legends<\/a><\/h2>\n

And get started.<\/h2>\n

amplifier configuration (please help a guitarist)?<\/b> <\/p>\n

I have a wing leader 15G amp and I have some options<\/i> that seem very well … the configuration can be for anykind …..(, style blues metal, rock, 60's, 70's rock, Jimmy Page sound, the sound of Beatles, psychedelic rock, funk …. ect.) Thank you for your answers! ps my amp has a normal level of profit, the unit voulme, mid, treble and basses. <\/p>\n

Joan Jett – I Love Rock N Roll profit Effects Under a 7.5 6 4.5 Treble mid band distortion 8 80% pass filter at 1800Hz big Muff distortion Cry Baby wah and left about 70% Progress on the number of screams. Use the bridge pickup with a tone all the way up. Jimi Hendrix Jimi Hendrix Experience Gain – 4 Treble – 5 Mid – Netherlands 5-8 Reverb – 5 Tom Morello of Audioslave \/ Rage Against the Machine Gain – 7 Treble – 10 Mid – 4 in – 4 Reverb – 0 Eric Clapton Eric Clapton Gain – 7 teble – 5 Medium – 7 Bass – July-August Presence Mick Thompson of Slipknot Gain – 10.09 Treble – 8 Mid – 7 Bass – 8 Reverb – 2 Note tuning Gsharp BFBE Csharp (low to high) Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin Gain – 4 Treble – 8 Mid – down from March to July Reverb – 2 Kurt Cobain of Nirvana Gain – 7 Treble – 7 Mid – Low 4-3 Reverb – 2 Eddie Van Halen Van Halen Gain – 6 Treble – 4 to Mid – 3 Bass-9 Reverb – 4 John Frusciante of Red Hot Chili Peppers Gain – 4 Treble – 8 Mid – 2 Bass – 6 Reverb – 7 Kirk Hammet of Metallica Gain – 7 Treble – 7 Mid – two serious – 7 Reverb – 2 Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones Gain – 4.5 Treble – 4.5 Mid – 6.5 Bass – 5.5 Reverb – 1.5 Note G open tuning, DGDGBD (low to high) The Edge of U2 Gain – 1.5 Treble – 7 Mid – Bass Reverb 03.05 – 8.5 Brian May of Queen Gain – 8.5 Treble – 4 Mid – 9 Bass – 5.5 Reverb – 4 Note Brian sixpence famous old used to pluck the strings of his guitar. The White Stripes Jack White Gain – 8 Treble – 7 Mid – 5 Bass – 8 prescencia – Gain 8 Slash of Guns N 'Roses – 6.5 Treble – 4.5 Mid – 7 Bass – 7 Presence? 8 Justin Hawkins The Darkness-6 in the triple-8-8-mid Gain 7-5 Dimebag Darrel Pantera Reverb Gain – 7 Treble – 10 Medium – Low 4-9 Reverb? 0 Billie Joe Armstrong (newer) Green Day Drive – 6 Treble – 10 Mid – 8 Bass – 5 Reverb? 3 Billie Joe Armstrong (more) Green Day Gain: 9 Treble: 10 Average: 8 Bass: 5 Reverb: 3 Dave Murray Iron Maiden Drive – 7 Treble – 9 Mid – 7 Bass – 4 Reverb – 0 Use your brigde humbucker – I find the tone to be excellent for Maiden – The Trooper, Hallowed especially Gary Moore, Thin Lizzy seven frequencies below 7 Upper middle income 8.10 7.5 depends on the song Coutour not so high to suck the 3.4 media, but not to lower the shit sound can be a bit of reverb Neck pickup Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters Distortion: 8 Treble: 7 Media: 5 in: 3 Reverb: 3 (room) Joe Walsh Eagles Treble: 7 Low: 3 Average rating: 4 Master: 3 Reverb: 2 Presence: 3 Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins For songs like 1979: Low: 8 Medium: 7 High Acute: 6 Position of the collection: 2 or 4 (Start) For heavier songs like Zero or Jellybelly: Low: 10 Media: 4 High \/ Treble: 8 Use a thick heavy distortion with generate a medium and a large number of sustainability. Youth gain AC \/ DC Angus – 5 Treble – 10 Mid – 10 Bass – 5 Gary Rossington of Lynyrd Skynyrd Treble – 5 Mid – 10 Bass – 5 Gain – 2-3 Mark Tremonti Creed \/ Alter Bridge Gain: 10 Taste: 6 Media: less than 3 or 4: 7 Presence: 6 Mike McCready of Pearl Jam Treble: 7 Media: .. Baja 7: Daron Malakian System 5 of a Down Amp: drawer VFX5212 Gain: 8 Treble: 6-7 Mid: 3-5 low: 10 Presence: 8 Note the use of the drop to 2.1 D step (Db Ab Db Gb Bb Eb) Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath Gain – 7 or 8 under – 6 Middle – 6 Treble – 6 Channel – Overdrive Mick Mars of Motley Crue Gain – 3 Bass – Contour 3.2 to 3.2 Treble – 10 Channel – Overdrive Kurt Effect Chorus of Nirvana-bit effects \/ Other – – Cobain Ibanez CF-7 speed Pedals Delay Depth 10-5-0 or 1.5 Regen-3 Mick Thompson of Slipknot Gain – 09.10 large – 8 Mid – 7 Bass – 8 Reverb – 2 Effects \/ Other – BFBEG C # tuning (low to high) Channel – Distortion Noel Gallagher of Oasis Gain-5.5 Volume-10 Treble-7 Middle-Davies 05\/05 to 04\/05 in Kinks Ray under gain-7.5 Volume-10-10 Middle-Treble-4-6 under Steve Jones of Sex Pistols-7-10-8.5 Gain Volume Treble Bass average 6-4 Alex Laiho from Children of Bodom Tweeter : 9 Average: 4 Bass: 7 Gain: 8 Reverb: 4 (on guitar) Tone: 10 Pickup: Bridge David Gilmour of Pink Floyd low: 10 Average: 6.5 Treble: 10 Gain: 1.5 or gain of 2 to 3-Tweeter Materials 8.7-9.10-6.5 Mark Bass Reverb, 60-70% of Tremonti Creed \/ Alter Bridge Gain: 7 Bass: 6 Mid: 4 treble: 7.5 Reverb: 1-2 Carlos Santana Carlos Santana triple increase of 6-10 7 mi -5 Under reverb 2 Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains Treble Gain 5.6 6.7 6.7 6.5 Low-frequency average Reverb 3 Joe Perry of Aerosmith Gain: 5.5 Treble: 2 Media: 7 Bass: 2 Volume: Full (used Fenders in the early days and became a man of music during the era of toys, now uses a mixture) Pete Willis of Def Leppard profit-4-4 low to mid 5 treble-7-4 Reverb Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top Treble: 3 East: 10 Low: 10 Prescense: 10 Gain: about 5 (type crisp sound) Use a Les Paul guitar with no production in both young and select both! Buckethead Buckethead Bass: 6.5 Mid: 5-7 Treble: 8.7 Presence: 6 Boost clean channel with a tone of OD: 6.5 Size: 5-8 (I increase the volume of the amp a little) Distortion: 0 Randy Rhoads of Ozzy Osbourne gain of seven September midrange treble 10 7 0 Reverb Stevie Ray Vaughan Stevie Ray Vaughan Low 10 (full) 7.5 Middle High 5 Steve Vai Clean: Treble: 8 Average: 5 Bass: 4 Time: Attendance: 6 Treble: 6 East: 7 Bass: 7 Gain: 8 Sublime General Acute 9.10 0 mid bass: 7 with a touch of chorus … Slayer's own Gain: 7 Treble: 7 Media: two sub: 9 Kerry King Gain – 09.10 Treble – 10 Mid – 4 under – 6-7 Reverb – 3 Graham Coxon of Blur Gain 7 7 6 5 Treble Middle Bass Reverb 0 Atreyu Gain – 8 -8 Intermediate – 2 to 3 Tremble – 9 Nickelback Gain 9 Bass 8.5 Treble 5.5 Rage Against The Mean Machine Drive: 6 Treble: 8 Middle: 0 Bass: 6 Reverb: 2 (distortion) Gain Rush – 6 in – 8 Mid – 6 Treble – Bass 4, Neil Young: 5 Middle: 10 Treble: 10 Presence: 10 Gain: 5 <\/p>\n

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