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Hey, thanks for your listen and comment! Leslie West was an influence for sure. That's great that you can hear something even remotely close to Mr. West in my fingers. If you are interested in keeping up with the progress of this song, here's a link to the update video. Thanks ruclips.net/video/7nxjBzOnbUE/видео.htmlsi=EhEsD2ZCwE3fCavZ

I must be doing something right. Thanks. I appreciate your comment!!!

Yes. The lead guitar work. A '97 California series fender telecaster. The Pathfinder 15r amp and cab pictured in the other song, a tube screamer and Guyatone compressor.

I use to have the Pathfinder 15 head. I should have held on to that one. I would run that one into a Peavey Classic 115E cab. Sounded great.

@@royknowlton2947 do you like running the compressor on the clean guitar signal before the tube screamer or after everything? I seem to have good luck running a compressor into a DS1 pedal, seems to round out the peaks better before getting hard clipped

I've always ran it last in my chain. Never tried the other way. And it's always on. Also this demo was recorded using an old fostex mr8 digital recorder.

@@royknowlton2947 not possible to do with a pathfinder, but if you have an amp with an effects loop, you can simulate sag from a rectifier tube pretty well by running the compressor in the loop.

I see the picture has my Pathfinder in it. No that song was recorded analog tape. I was using a Kustom A200 with a Kustom 215 cab. I believe the only pedal I used was a Vox distortion booster. And I think the guitar was a Japanese ES335 knock off. Palmer I think was the brand. I do have a song I just posted that is a demo where I used the Pathfinder 15r running into a 212 cab loaded with Jensen c12n speakers. My Pathfinder is one of prized possessions. Great little amp with a tube like quality. I've only had it for the past couple years or I would have had it on way more recordings. Thanks for the question nice to know someone is listening.

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