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by m98ter » Mon Jul 25, 2005 10:20 am
I'm in the process of making a switch from playing acoustic to electric hopefully with the end result being a niftly little band here where I'm from. My towns best hand percussionist (who happens to be about my dads age) has asked me to play with him, and his styles are mainly reggae/latin/world based music. Does anyone know what pedals are commonly used to get that Bob Marley, Sublimey, Ben Harperish all downstroke reggae sound? I've never deavled into it much, but it seems to me like a mild distortion combined with just a hint of delay? Any help is appreciated.
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by fatjack » Mon Jul 25, 2005 10:38 am
you don't need pedals
use a clean sound with a little extra treble
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by thejoe » Mon Jul 25, 2005 10:40 am
you might want to try using a wah, also
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by drakemh » Mon Jul 25, 2005 2:03 pm
Single coils work best, though humbuckers will do as well. Dial in alot of treble and not much mid, maybe a little reverb. Any amp will do, though a tube fender might work best. You don't need a wah, but they definitely give a reggae sound.
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