Le matériel des guitaristes pro(s) - (Sommaire en page 1)

@J. : c'est quoi ton ampli ? sinon moi laney je suis chaud pour cette idée parce que c'est un son qui m'a toujours bien botté

(et puis j'ai rêvé uen fois de tony iommi de black sabbath , y m'a dit que laney c'était top , et meme que j'ai rêvé d'un riff aussi bien lourd , que j'adore jouer depuis :mdr: si jte promets , j'ai de ces rêves moi ... )

Salut, quelqu'un saurait quel type de guitare utilise Jack Johnson ? Merci

Excellente contribution.

Continuons donc avec Hillel Slovack :

Nous avons donc :

_ Morley Superfuzz
_ wah-wah Cry Baby
_ Boss OD-1 (overdrive)
_ Boss CE-2 (chorus)


Ca vous va cette fois, il n'y en a pas trop ?

Salut, quelqu'un saurait quel type de guitare utilise Jack Johnson ? Merci

Bonjour !
sur les deux liens concernant clapton, on peut vaguement apprendre qu'il jouait sur un cornell custom avec cream..mais quelqu'un sait t'il sur quel ampli il joue en solo ?

merci d'avance

Eric’s most recent world tour took place between 5 May 2006 and 6 April 2007. Throughout the tour, Eric used the following equipment on stage:
Signature Fender Stratocasters, some of which were set up for slide
Martin Acoustics - EC signature models, including the Bellezza Nera
Fender Custom Shop Tweed Twin Amp (1957 Tweed Reissue)
Leslie Speaker
Samson wireless pack
Vox Wah Wah Pedal
Boss TR-2 Tremelo Pedal
Box to switch from the amp to the Leslie or to select both

During the 2004 World Tour, Eric used Cornell Amplifiers with Tone Tubby Speakers with hemp cones inside the cabinets for his electric guitars. Built by Dennis Cornell, the Eric Clapton Custom 80 (Single Channel) looks very much like a Fender Twin, but sounds bluer with a lot more middle. Designed to his exact specifications, the Custom 80 is made from birch ply and covered in “fender tweed” that is treated to look old. He first used the Cornell / Eric Clapton Custom 80 at the Party At The Palace in June 2002. It is available from the manufacturer in both single channel and twin-channel models. In addition to this amp, Eric used a Fender Woody for the Robert Johnson set in the middle of each concert during his 2004 World Tour.

His effects pedals for the 2004 tour were limited to a tri-stereo chorus (Boss Chorus CE-3), a Leslie pedal, a Jim Dunlop 535 Crybabywah-wah pedal (6 way selectable) and a box to switch from the amp to the Leslie or to select both. Eric does not use an overdrive pedal. He gets all of the overdrive from the 25dB boost in his guitar, a Fender Eric Clapton Signature Stratocaster. Eric used a Samson Synthetics wireless system on stage. His Martin 000-28EC goes through an Avalon DI box.