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Hallöchen,
tja, ist schon interessant worüber man im Internet so stolpert; auf http://toolshed.down.net/articles/text/gsch.mar.94.html findet man folgenden Auszug aus einem Interview mit Adam Jones, seines Zeichens Gitarrist bei Tool:
"J: I use a vintage Marshall head: a non-master volume bass amp from 1976.
With the non-master volume, you can get this huge range of tones, all the
highs, all the lows, all the mids - then there's this huge crunch. The
thing I like about it is that I can play soft and it won't distort. Then I
can hit it hard and it will distort. It's such an amazing that I take
very, very, very good care of it; I haven't found another one like it. I take
it on the road with me, and when I'm not using it, I keep it in the
refrigerator.
GS: In the 'fridge? Next to the milk and baloney?
J: It keeps the components in suspended animation. I heard about that trick
from someone who used to make Fender amps; they would keep the components
in a freezer until they were ready to be used. You just can't find
components for many of the vintage amps. If you have to replace one thing,
it's going to change your whole sound. So you gotta keep your head fresh.
[laughs]"

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Sponkbob
tja, ist schon interessant worüber man im Internet so stolpert; auf http://toolshed.down.net/articles/text/gsch.mar.94.html findet man folgenden Auszug aus einem Interview mit Adam Jones, seines Zeichens Gitarrist bei Tool:
"J: I use a vintage Marshall head: a non-master volume bass amp from 1976.
With the non-master volume, you can get this huge range of tones, all the
highs, all the lows, all the mids - then there's this huge crunch. The
thing I like about it is that I can play soft and it won't distort. Then I
can hit it hard and it will distort. It's such an amazing that I take
very, very, very good care of it; I haven't found another one like it. I take
it on the road with me, and when I'm not using it, I keep it in the
refrigerator.
GS: In the 'fridge? Next to the milk and baloney?
J: It keeps the components in suspended animation. I heard about that trick
from someone who used to make Fender amps; they would keep the components
in a freezer until they were ready to be used. You just can't find
components for many of the vintage amps. If you have to replace one thing,
it's going to change your whole sound. So you gotta keep your head fresh.
[laughs]"

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