Looking back, I think I made the center track a little too loud. That, and upon listening to the original tracks I hear a little bit more reverb (could be from the room, could be added in post). Keep those in mind when you're trying to get the Peace Sells tone. I know I'm VERY late in leaving this comment, just didn't realise it until now. Cheers!
Crunchy and kicks ass! \m/, Dave used the same B.C. Rich Bich from Killing is my Business. He had those Seymour Duncan pickups swapped for Bill Lawrence. He also had the guitar painted black. Chris Poland's B.C. Rich N.J. Series Bich only appears on Peace Sells. Norman (the creator of B.C. Rich guitars, particularly the Bich) he made a custom one for Poland during Killing is my Business. I think those either have B.C. Rich pickups or Seymour Duncans in his N.J. Bich. Unfortunately Poland sold these B.C. Rich Biches with his Own Custom one made for him! It is insane. Dave gave up after a certain time he couldn't get his B.C. Rich Bich back. He switched to Jackson. His very first one appeared in the music video: Wake Up Dead. That one has one Bill Lawrence pickup. The bridge is a Seymour Duncan. He has claimed to use this one for extra overdubs of Peace Sells. Which is evident even through So Far, So Good, So What and up to Rust In Peace being Dave's guitar of the 90s. Very profound sound. Also he used with Poland Marshall JCM-800 2203 head amps with Rockmans and Celestian speakers. For the Good Mourning/Black Friday solo Poland used a Fender Twin Amp. As Circle of Tone mentioned in his video. :D Have a Groovie Day! 😄🐼🎨📼💾
Looking back, I think I made the center track a little too loud. That, and upon listening to the original tracks I hear a little bit more reverb (could be from the room, could be added in post). Keep those in mind when you're trying to get the Peace Sells tone. I know I'm VERY late in leaving this comment, just didn't realise it until now. Cheers!
Crunchy and kicks ass! \m/,
Dave used the same B.C. Rich Bich from Killing is my Business. He had those Seymour Duncan pickups swapped for Bill Lawrence. He also had the guitar painted black.
Chris Poland's B.C. Rich N.J. Series Bich only appears on Peace Sells. Norman (the creator of B.C. Rich guitars, particularly the Bich) he made a custom one for Poland during Killing is my Business. I think those either have B.C. Rich pickups or Seymour Duncans in his N.J. Bich.
Unfortunately Poland sold these B.C. Rich Biches with his Own Custom one made for him! It is insane. Dave gave up after a certain time he couldn't get his B.C. Rich Bich back.
He switched to Jackson. His very first one appeared in the music video: Wake Up Dead. That one has one Bill Lawrence pickup. The bridge is a Seymour Duncan.
He has claimed to use this one for extra overdubs of Peace Sells. Which is evident even through So Far, So Good, So What and up to Rust In Peace being Dave's guitar of the 90s. Very profound sound.
Also he used with Poland Marshall JCM-800 2203 head amps with Rockmans and Celestian speakers. For the Good Mourning/Black Friday solo Poland used a Fender Twin Amp. As Circle of Tone mentioned in his video. :D
Have a Groovie Day! 😄🐼🎨📼💾
That was headbangin' man. That tone is so epic.
Yeah! That’s close!
This is great! Same here with the cassette!
Thanks man