Pete Cornish SS-2 G-2 Pedal

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2011
  • Pete Cornish SS-2
    "Soft Sustain" Pedal ‎
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Комментарии • 22

  • @AlexxPigreco
    @AlexxPigreco 11 лет назад

    Wow!!! From SS-3 to G-2, you played 50 years of rock guitar history. Awesome playing!

  • @tonys2705
    @tonys2705 8 лет назад

    Brother, I totally enjoy your playing style. You make every pedal sound good. Your understanding of how to get a great tone from your amp goes a long way when you bring the pedal into play.
    I enjoy all of your videos. It was your Landgraff demo that closed that deal for me..... Killer box! Keep it up man. Always a pleasure..

  • @Simto
    @Simto 12 лет назад

    Holy crap that sounds good! I really like how both sides of the pedal can go from very soft and mild drvie/fuzz tones to very rockin'. That's even on a strat, it's got nice clarity but doesn't get shrill and too trebly. Good stuff.

  • @TheParanoidAndroid79
    @TheParanoidAndroid79 7 лет назад

    I love the industrial aesthetic of Pete's stuff. It just screams "this pedal ain't f***ing around".

  • @gerryguitar
    @gerryguitar 11 лет назад

    just found this.. amazing tones..!! I love the G2 side.. such incredible stuff.

  • @shockcityrocker
    @shockcityrocker 9 лет назад

    I have this exact same duplex, & since discovering it, I've added many more Cornish units to the board. I can attest- once you start using Pete's stuff, there's no going back. Some people say they don't hear anything special but it's just as much the feel when your playing as is it the sound coming out (plus it's hard to hear the true magic though a video). It responds incredibly well- almost like an amp, and once you get playing, hours can pass quickly because you just don't want to stop playing as it sounds….so…….GOOD! I do think however that the amp you're using CAN make a difference; Cornish thru a VOX AC30 is just deadly. They sound great thru my Twin Reverb as well, but the VOX is a match made in heaven (could be in part to the Blue Alnico's). And I agree with the comments- running them together is also……ONE LOUDER!

  • @eals1880
    @eals1880 11 лет назад

    I was disappointed when I got my g2/ss3 but I persevered with it and am now very pleased with the results. I plugged it straight into my board when i got it but have since got to know the unit in isolation before building on it. Plus I often max the sustain on the G2 and it has a low noise floor. Don't have any mains hum either and use vintage single coils. Expensive but happy

  • @sleepyfinger
    @sleepyfinger 12 лет назад

    great demo, thanks!

  • @intheblues
    @intheblues  12 лет назад

    @pimpst4r thanks, it's a Victoria Regal II

  • @pimpst4r
    @pimpst4r 12 лет назад

    Nice playing. What amp are you using on the demo?

  • @stanculler
    @stanculler 11 лет назад +1

    Hey, nice demo. Could you please tell me what tune you begin playing right around the 3:22 mark? Thanks!

    • @StanleyCullerEsq.
      @StanleyCullerEsq. 3 года назад +2

      Hey, I'm writing this a full seven years after first asking the question. The song, it turns out, is "Old Love" by Eric Clapton, so, no worries on getting back to me. :) I'll tell you the craziest fucking thing: I had, of course, looooonnnnngggg since forgotten about even asking this, and ten minutes ago I was walking through the house and the thought "Oh, that's an Eric Clapton song" wandered through my head. I have zero memory of ever hearing or owning that song. Odd, right? Amazing, how memory works. Amazing too, I'd imagine, that I could recall which of the approximately 17 million gear demos I've watched in which I'd heard it. Life is crazy.

  • @ShlomirBareket
    @ShlomirBareket 8 лет назад

    Who is ric wong? Great shredder? Is he in a band?

  • @stanculler
    @stanculler 11 лет назад

    Hey, nice demo guys. Can you please tell me what song that chord progression that you start right around 3:20 comes from?

    • @roslynscafe
      @roslynscafe 5 лет назад

      yeah I'm dying to know too

  • @phlopalopagus
    @phlopalopagus 10 лет назад +1

    Please for the love of god tell me the pickups in your strat I watched that small piece of the video 30+ times and all I can make out is sir fl^&^$$%^& and I tried to search and got nothing. Ive been looking for that tone for 15 years. Tons of tube amps les pauls strats I cant even stumble on to it. Help me. Is there tone knobs involved. Please. If anyone knows that pickup he said please reply/comment.

    • @intheblues
      @intheblues  10 лет назад

      I'll ask Ric and one of us will get back to you soon. - Shane. :-)

    • @phlopalopagus
      @phlopalopagus 10 лет назад +1

      I would be the happiest most grateful guitarist alive. I have the skill without the tone. I feel sorry for myself every time I see someone with a great rig. I just scored a new Rivera 55 12 and I like it but cant get the sound I need from it. It has to be my stock pups holding me back. If you can help me it would be a god send.

    • @Student311178219
      @Student311178219 10 лет назад +1

      He used the Suhr Fletcher-Landau pickups. Although I do believe they are now called simplly the ML pickups.

    • @phlopalopagus
      @phlopalopagus 10 лет назад

      Charl Van der Walt Thanks you thanks you. Im broke now but its on my must have list.

  • @rogeriosartori555
    @rogeriosartori555 7 лет назад

    noisy!!