to get the gilmour sound???

les paul 1967 · 2012-07-30 14:27:02

gilmour sound with a les paul and an epiphone amp and a me 50 pedal board??? is it feasible/achievable or should i switch and swap my les paul with a 57 strat

30-07-2012 02:27PM

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les paul 1967

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gilmour sound with a les paul and an epiphone amp and a me 50 pedal board???
is it feasible/achievable or should i switch and swap my les paul with a 57 strat

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#2 30-07-2012 08:11PM

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You need a strat, a Hiwatt amp, a butler tube driver, a Cornish pedalboard that will cost you thousands, a leslie speaker, and Dave Gilmour's fingers.

To answer your question, you should be able to do it with the strat and the ME50. Set a compressor, big muff and flanger effect with the me50, neck pickup on the strat.

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#3 30-07-2012 08:58PM

les paul 1967

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cheers on that one
was using the ordinary blues driver with the flanger !!!!and the sound is so much better with the big muff

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