dimarzio77

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dimarzio77 wrote on Aug 24th, 2012 at 6:30pm : Duluth MN!

Yo, MN rep!

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Sorry, I haven't been visiting this site frequently. I don't know what a normal TS9DX will sound like, I haven't played a normal TS9DX, so I cannot compare (I ordered TS9DX + mod from keeley). But I think your best bet would be to look for some youtube clips / comparisons of different mods to stock etc. I think visually the only difference is the up/down toggle switch for gain, and the added true bypass function, and rest is ears.

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dimarzio77 wrote on Aug 29th, 2009 at 11:09pm : I am assuming you used a strat for most of your recordings. What do you use for your distortion tone(amp, pick ups, pedals, ect....) like the sound on Home for Halloween. I hate the sound of my strat with distortion. Thanks. I like the tunes a lot!!! keep it up

thanks so much bro...for home for halloween actually i used my old gibson les paul custom on one side and my sunburst strat on the other side...i sold the les paul though lol....but usually i use strats with hs-3s in the neck and bridge positions and area 61s in the middle....i use a marshall jcm 800 model 2203 half stack and for effects i use crybaby wah,a boss ds-1,a boss ch-1 chorus, and sometimes a dod flanger.I have a dod overdrive 250 but i don;t use it much cause its really noisy

i hope this gives you some ideas man....finding a good tone is a never ending but fun journey,take care

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It was kind of a tone suck with my Mark IV so I stopped using it.

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