Origin Effects Meets... Doug From The Doug & Pat Show || Original '58 Gibson Les Paul & RevivalDRIVE
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2019
- We take a trip down Denmark Street in London to catch up with the one and only Doug from The Doug & Pat Show to try out an original 1958 Gibson Les Paul with our RevivalDRIVE pedal!
We introduced Doug to the Origin Effects RevivalDRIVE and we were later joined by Matt Gleeson from Monty's Guitars to discuss PAFs.
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Thanks to the guys at Hank's Guitars and No Tom Guitars for letting us film in their stores.
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2:33 - RevivalDRIVE Introduction
3:12 - Ghosting Feature Explained
4:20 - Playing an original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Burst
5:12 - RevivalDRIVE Deluxe Reverb Setting
6:57 - RevivalDRIVE Marshall Super Bass Setting
10:31 - RevivalDRIVE Fender Tweed Setting
14:46 - ZZ Top
16:01 - More '58 Burst!
23:38 - Recreating Classic Tones
24:53 - '58 vs 2001 R8
37:46 - Matt from Monty's Guitars Arrives
38:24 - PAFs & Monty's Pickups
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More from Origin Effects, Monty's Guitars and The Doug & Pat Show:
www.origineffects.com
www.montysguitars.com
www.thedougandpatshow.com 
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I am with ya Pat
Them Airplanes can fall from the sky at any minute. 🙂
Not to mention flying over the Big Pond
Best Overdrive, in my opinion, in the world! Hi Simon! Regards; Don Butler/ Pyramid Strings/ Toneman!
Nice to see Doug....love his show...Doug and Pat...funny regular guys🤙🏻🎸
Wow. This is next level of tone obsession. I bought my custom RD as soon as it became available in my city. Today I ordered a second (regular RD)! Got tired of moving my most prized pedal from my home rig to ampless board and back everyday!
Doug Fraser is such a great player great example of bloom! always like watching Doug play!
Wow I came to this video late but what a great chat. Enjoyed it massively so, and I already own the revivaldrive custom. Revivaltrem on pre order too : )
Dougie has a very distinctive vibrato
Luv the pedal and the chops!
The metal tubes are JAN
Joint Army Navy issue
From Doug to Dawn. Hey this movie changed in the middle man. Also Pat could a came in a submarine.... yellow!
Found an amazing deal on the Revival Drive Custom ($350), so grabbed it! But, does it do low gain, slow hand blues sounds? Like a blooming low gain drive with articulation.
Right 🎉
I had a '57 Les Paul Junior that loved B and a '62 Les Paul Junior that loved G. I miss 'em
It's interesting, isn't it? Many Strats seem to love Eb as Mr Hendrix proved.
In fairness I suspect he did it for his voice as much as anything. Also I think in the R'n'B world he came from it might have been easier for playing along with keys and horns and so forth. I don't really know enough theory to back any of this up but it's all grist to the chit-chat mill.
ps - I remember buyng Hendrix sheet music in 1968 when I was starting out and nobody knew about the tuning down thing so everything was written out in Eb or G# or whatever (presumably by a session player paid by the hour) with power chord diagrams above the bar lines. It was all very un-revealing and unhelpful...Hahahahaha
pps - great compressor by the way.
@@PaulMcCaffreyfmac Thanks! I'm sure that you're correct in why Hendrix chose to detune - regardless, Eb does sound better for a lot of guitars.
It's weird how some tunings 'feel' more right than others even if the listener doesn't have perfect pitch. I can only imagine it must be something to do with the absolute frequencies that exist in nature already.... Having said that, Eb tuning must sound weird to folk who DO have perfect pitch or maybe it is all, literally, relative.
ps - I've just realised how patronising "great compressor by the way" might sound. I do apologise for that. I have had the chance to play a friends' and I meant it most sincerely :-)
Hi Doug. Did you get a chance to try my red cords?
Doug why not use the neck pick up?