What's this "sterile" box do anyway? I'm not familiar with Nobel produx except from the few schemas I've seen in the DIY community. The link is here-----------------------http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Guitar-Nobel-Soun ... dZViewItem "Selling for Dad"...I wonder if Dad's gonna sell his Burns Buzz Around later...
can give you a better impression that the SST-1X is a competitor/derivate of the Tom Scholz Rockman units.
The SST-1X includes:
Overdrive/Distortion
Compresssor
Noise Gate
Semi-Parametric EQ
Stereo Chorus
Analog Reverb (MN 3011)
Tuning Tone (440Hz)
Headphone Amplifier
analogguru
Posted: 04 Feb 2008, 13:24
by noelgrassy
Thanks AG, so it's mostly for headphones or the musician that trys to convince the engineer to let him DI into the desk, because "that's his tone"? I thought the Scholz thing stunk pretty bad if you weren't going for that "More than a Feeling" vibe. AG, do you have any idea what the two guitarists from Badfinger used to get their sound? I'd presume it was the essential gear[Les Pauls & Marshalls] of that time and a whole lot of the mixing desk and Abbey Road[?] engineers. Nevertheless, theirs was a signature tone that would be "fresh" all over again.IMO
Posted: 04 Feb 2008, 15:07
by Redhouse
noelgrassy wrote:Thanks AG, so it's mostly for headphones or the musician that trys to convince the engineer to let him DI into the desk, because "that's his tone"? I thought the Scholz thing stunk pretty bad if you weren't going for that "More than a Feeling" vibe. AG, do you have any idea what the two guitarists from Badfinger used to get their sound? I'd presume it was the essential gear[Les Pauls & Marshalls] of that time and a whole lot of the mixing desk and Abbey Road[?] engineers. Nevertheless, theirs was a signature tone that would be "fresh" all over again.IMO
Dunno what they really used, but they liked to lip-sync with SG's and Fenders:
