Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jamming with Tone King Imperial MKII from Neural DSP, got a tone that reminded me of David Gilmour when he used EMGs. The preset I used was Washout by Neil Zaza.
Gear used:
Schecter solo ii platinum
EMG Mini Humbucker M-60 neck pickup
Listen to my new album and support me on Bandcamp:
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Notes on Responsible Guitar Ownership:
It's important to be careful when socialising new guitars for the first time. My Ibanez was used to being the only electric guitar in the house for a long time, so when I brought home a Japanese Strat I was careful to slowly ease them into the new situation. For the first few days the Strat was kept in a separate room, but earlier today I brought it in to meet the Ibanez for the first time. The atmosphere in the room immediately changed and became tense. It stayed that way for a few minutes until suddenly the Ibanez relented and they quickly began to warm to each other. They then started wagging their whammy bars excitedly, which was lovely to see. All is calm now and they're sitting quietly together.
Jamming with Tone King Imperial MKII from Neural DSP, got a tone that reminded me of David Gilmour when he used EMGs. The preset I used was Washout by Neil Zaza.
Gear used:
Schecter solo ii platinum
EMG Mini Humbucker M-60 neck pickup
Listen to my new album and support me on Bandcamp:
seventh-sun.bandcamp.com/album/dark-days-of-the-seventh-sun
Follow me on Bandcamp so you don't miss my new releases:
seventh-sun.bandcamp.com/follow_me
Notes on Responsible Guitar Ownership:
It's important to be careful when socialising new guitars for the first time. My Ibanez was used to being the only electric guitar in the house for a long time, so when I brought home a Japanese Strat I was careful to slowly ease them into the new situation. For the first few days the Strat was kept in a separate room, but earlier today I brought it in to meet the Ibanez for the first time. The atmosphere in the room immediately changed and became tense. It stayed that way for a few minutes until suddenly the Ibanez relented and they quickly began to warm to each other. They then started wagging their whammy bars excitedly, which was lovely to see. All is calm now and they're sitting quietly together.
