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Originally Posted by VastHorizon
Cool choices! Digitech has entered the "high-end" pedal market with the HardWire line.
The Harmony ain't too shabby either! I'm surprised why vintage Harmony guitars
are not that popular. They play and sound true.
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To be honest with you, my live setup is usually just
1. Squier Strat (almost always 4th position with the tone pot on the middle pup dialed down to about 4)
2. HardWire pedal (Classic switch, Highs - 4, Lows - 6, Gain - 3) -- Usually off unless I need it.
3. Frontman 212R (Treble - 6, Midrange - 3, Bass - 7, Reverb - 7)
Closest thing I've ever heard to John Mayer's tone in songs like Gravity, Slow Dancing in a Burning Room, Waiting on the World to Change, Vultures, etc. We're not talking off Continuum, I mean his tone off of Where The Light Is.
If you switch the Hardwire pedal to Modern tone and crank the gain to about 8, it sounds just like Good Love Is On The Way.
Yes, I bought a rig to sound like John Mayer.
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