In memory of Randy Rhoads
yngwie pedal
i bought a DOD yngwie a pedal ago and in one of his interviews he says he turns the knobs all the way up..well i tried that and i get some massive feedback..is there anyway to stop or control this feed back? plus do any of you have some good amp setting for the old rock sound?
# 1
Move really far away from the amp, as far as possible??
Electric Guitars are the inspiration for cries of "Turn that damn thing down"-Gibson website
# 2
so would being near a tv and a computer cause feed back?? so standing far away might solve the problem..anyone have any other suggestions
In memory of Randy Rhoads
# 3
Playing by tvs or computers isn't quite the best idea.
"If one has realized a truth, that truth is valueless so long as there is lacking the indomitable will to turn this realization into action!"
-A.H.
-A.H.
# 4
I've been using either an Ibanez TS9 or a DOD250, and have recently began using the Yngwie pedal instead (i like it a bit better)..
All of those old style pedals give lots of feedback, hum, etc.
The only solution is a noise gate of some sort, and I mean that. Yngwie uses a Boss NS-2, which is small and cheap, although i prver a dbx quad gate.
All of those old style pedals give lots of feedback, hum, etc.
The only solution is a noise gate of some sort, and I mean that. Yngwie uses a Boss NS-2, which is small and cheap, although i prver a dbx quad gate.
# 5
what settings do you use for the amp and the pedal??
i like it because it makes my distortion sound smoother in the higher frets
i like it because it makes my distortion sound smoother in the higher frets
In memory of Randy Rhoads
# 6
On my big tube amp, I usually turn gain on it to about 6, low ranges at about 6, midrange on 4, and the treble boost on around 7. Settings on the yngwie pedal, full everything.
# 7
Playing near the TV or Computer causes alot of buzzing, not sure about feedback.
Electric Guitars are the inspiration for cries of "Turn that damn thing down"-Gibson website
# 8
