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Tones by TomaszM

Product   Tone Name Guitarist Song Band Amp Style Downloads  
 
  
Author   Comments Date Pickup Rating
 
PODxt Live

Triple Rectifer No Amp Metal Shred 182
TomaszM Very good Gain for Metallica or Heavy Metal. 1/17/07 humbucker
 
PODxt Live

NORMAL Double Verb Rock- Bluez 143
TomaszM Combo Front. Lows Flat . 900Hz Focus. -25 Highs. Pad Normal. Select Amp. Input Level 75. Works infront of every Amp I have tried it on from a Marshall Jubilee,Mesa LoneStar Special,Ampeg Super Jet,Fender HR Deluxe,Fender Bassman.If too Trebley kick in EQ to smooth things out.Works with every guitar Ive plugged into and with any type pickup selected Single or HB. 1/17/07
 
PODxt Live

SuperLead Chorus Phil collen Women Def Leppard Brit JM Pre Rock 116
TomaszM Very close, although they used Randall RG-100 amps on the record. 1/17/07 humbucker
 
PODxt Live stomp

 xxx on prozac DREAD ISLE OF DREAD Brit J-800 Metal Shred 145
TomaszM another high gain head. this one similar to my xxx head 'cept this has a little more girth in the mid lows. On my xxx i ran integrated quads (el346l6) and a low gain 12dw7 in the pre-stage, cuz the gain was just insane. This is pretty close to that tone. peavey triple xxx "crunch" chnl 1/17/07 humbucker
 
PODxt Live

Mike's MoFoNo Mark Knofler Money for Nothing Dire Straits Solo 100 Rock 75
TomaszM This one uses a Soldano head rather than the JCM800 in the factory patch. I used lace sensor golds. Wish the wah wasn't quite so strong ... 1/17/07 single coil
 
PODxt Live

charger soldano charger Solo 100 Rock 103
TomaszM Multipurpose. Thick rhythm tone. Hit the stomp for a juicier lead. Hit the comp for 2dB of boost to cut through. Throw on the delay for more solo joy. Mod is a slow phaser. For less bass, turn down the bass, or switch to the 4x12 Green 25 cab. 1/17/07 humbucker
 
PODxt Live

Believer Dann Huff Im A Believer Giant Solo 100 Metal Shred 194
TomaszM The Great Guitar Intro played by Dann Huff at The Song "Im A Believer" Im pretty sure that he used a Soldano Amp on this Tune with a Stratstyle Guitar. Play it Loud!!! 1/17/07
 
PODxt Live

Brian May's creamy vox lead Brian May Any really... Queen Class A-30 TB Rock 88
TomaszM I've been toying around with his tone for along time, but have found that it is almost unobtainable without a boost. If you have an overdrive give the amp a slight gain boost and this tone will cut through and sing. I didn't really bother to edit the effects other than to just point the user of this tone in the right direction. Brian May's tone is actually quite a bit more like single coil tone when in a live setting, but for the sake of dl'ers I did this with a humbucker to avoid the hassle of having to use an outboard eq to take out the initial thunder of a single coil. Brian also used very little verb so take it easy on that setting as well. For the brighton rock solo use tap temp to set up the delay and adjust the knob to taste, but for the record it was a ping pong delay, that being triplets in stereo. The 4x12 helps account for the amount of amplifiers he runs on stage. However, we're still short 8 speakers, as he runs 6 vox ac-30's at live venues. 1/17/07 humbucker
 
PODxt Live

Brian May's creamy vox lead Brian May Any really... Queen Class A-30 TB Rock 99
TomaszM I've been toying around with his tone for along time, but have found that it is almost unobtainable without a boost. If you have an overdrive give the amp a slight gain boost and this tone will cut through and sing. I didn't really bother to edit the effects other than to just point the user of this tone in the right direction. Brian May's tone is actually quite a bit more like single coil tone when in a live setting, but for the sake of dl'ers I did this with a humbucker to avoid the hassle of having to use an outboard eq to take out the initial thunder of a single coil. Brian also used very little verb so take it easy on that setting as well. For the brighton rock solo use tap temp to set up the delay and adjust the knob to taste, but for the record it was a ping pong delay, that being triplets in stereo. The 4x12 helps account for the amount of amplifiers he runs on stage. However, we're still short 8 speakers, as he runs 6 vox ac-30's at live venues. 1/17/07 humbucker
 
PODxt Live

5150 Head sound EVH Panama VanHalen Treadplate Dual Rock 149
TomaszM With Presonus Tubepre loaded in front, drive 30 and 75 works for me!!!!!!! 1/17/07 single coil

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