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Ed DeGenaro
05-06-2005, 09:59 AM
Replaced the Duncan Live Wire (hotter than a EMG85 into booster) in my Australian PRS Single type guitar.
My boss had some Wolfetone pick-ups around.
First impression was that they seemed a bit subdues, but they records pretty flooping well...
http://eddegenaro.com/audio/oz5.mp3

www.wolfetone.com
Myron Stratis
05-06-2005, 10:43 AM
:eek: HOLLY SAIT!!!!! :dude
duffyguitarman
05-06-2005, 11:20 AM
Well that is certainly a fine way to get someone to focus on the sound of a pickup.
What was the name of them again? ah who cares. See what I mean:D .

Yikes Ed, "you really did it good this time Lucy". :RoCkIn

Peace you maniac,
Duffy
r9player
05-06-2005, 01:23 PM
That sounds nice, what amp?
besides that though, how does it sound in the lower registers and more clean etc?
Ed DeGenaro
05-06-2005, 01:36 PM
Originally posted by r9player
That sounds nice, what amp?
besides that though, how does it sound in the lower registers and more clean etc?
Old Marshall...I'll put a clip up in the next few days. I dig 'em.
Bassomatic
05-06-2005, 05:46 PM
They sound great. And i'm really digging the space your in these days too, Ed.
Ed DeGenaro
05-07-2005, 10:47 PM
Originally posted by Bassomatic
They sound great. And i'm really digging the space your in these days too, Ed.
Yeah..it's my homage to John Lee Hooker! :)
cryptozoo
10-11-2007, 09:10 PM
Lol, sorry to bring up the past, but this clip rules... especially since it's supposed to comment on a pickup.
guitbeef
10-12-2007, 02:02 AM
Wow, that's insane! Almost as if someone sampled each note individually and then played it back on a sequencer. I mean that as a compliment about the melodic contour and clean technique, not to imply that it's mechanical in any way. Hey, it would also make an awesome ringtone! Maybe a new business- "Mr. Degenaro's Scary Lick Ringtones"?
DaveF
10-12-2007, 08:49 PM
Wow, that's insane! Almost as if someone sampled each note individually and then played it back on a sequencer. I mean that as a compliment about the melodic contour and clean technique, not to imply that it's mechanical in any way. Hey, it would also make an awesome ringtone! Maybe a new business- "Mr. Degenaro's Scary Lick Ringtones"?

Haha, it's going onto my phone as my new ringer right now.
LVC
10-12-2007, 09:05 PM
As a matter of fact I received a postal box with 2 sets of wolfetones, (Dr. Vintage and Legends) today.

the Dr. Vintage is going into my Collings I-35, and the Legends into a Les Paul 59R (both with extra coils for splitting).

Been a Wolfe fan for a while. Whenever I get a new guitar, the first thing I do is pull the pickups out and install Wolfetones. I have both the Dr. Vintage and the Legends on a couple of guitars -- They really shine when you split them.
Ed DeGenaro
10-13-2007, 10:25 PM
Wow, that's insane! Almost as if someone sampled each note individually and then played it back on a sequencer. I mean that as a compliment about the melodic contour and clean technique, not to imply that it's mechanical in any way. Hey, it would also make an awesome ringtone! Maybe a new business- "Mr. Degenaro's Scary Lick Ringtones"?Sorry, but you're a few years too late, Fender already got that covered. And they got some off the wall stuff that makes this sound like kiddie stuff.
gainfreak
10-14-2007, 08:10 AM
You are a maniac!!! :dude:AOK:BEER

Love ya strudel!!

~R~