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Tones by ricksox

Product   Tone Name Guitarist Song Band Amp Style Downloads  
 
  
Author   Comments Date Pickup Rating
 
POD HD

DynaTrails Super O 562
ricksox 8/22/11
 
POD HD300

HedOnPlatter Super O 333
ricksox Another original tone I put together. I can’t get enough of the Super O amp model on the POD HD multi-effects processors. This amp model breaks up so nice that it was just natural for me to want to stick the Echo Platter delay model after it. 7/15/11
 
POD HD300

NakedDelay Blackface Double 426
ricksox There’s nothing too fancy here. Just a sweet sounding Blackface Dbl Nrm ampo model played through one instance of the Echo Platter. This tone could easily be used as a slapback delay. Just take the time parameter back a bit to 100-150 ms and you’re there. 7/15/11
 
POD HD300

NumbSolo David Gilmour Comfortably Numb Pink Floyd Hiway 100 Custom Art Rock 1300
ricksox A tone inspired by the solo in Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb”. I’m using the same Hiwayy 100 model here with the drive dialed up a bit. Again, I feel like using the neck pickup here sounds best. The Hall reverb really adds that nice ethereal sound. One thing I noticed about the Echo Platter delay model is that unlike other tape delays, it doesn’t give you a “reverby” type effect mixed with delay. Later models of the Echorec included some reverb options. 7/15/11
 
POD HD300

RunRunRun David Gilmour Run Like Hell Pink Floyd Hiway 100 Custom Art Rock 790
ricksox This is a tone I created nased off of David Gilmour’s tone in the Pink Floyd song “Run Like Hell”. I used the Hiway 100 amp model here and had to add an Analog Chorus effect to get that drippy lush sound he accomplished for the intro. I find that playing this tone with the pickup selector in the neck position sounds the best. 7/15/11
 
POD HD400

HedOnPlatter Super O 243
ricksox Another original tone I put together. I can’t get enough of the Super O amp model on the POD HD multi-effects processors. This amp model breaks up so nice that it was just natural for me to want to stick the Echo Platter delay model after it. 7/15/11
 
POD HD400

NakedDelay Blackface Double 304
ricksox There’s nothing too fancy here. Just a sweet sounding Blackface Dbl Nrm ampo model played through one instance of the Echo Platter. This tone could easily be used as a slapback delay. Just take the time parameter back a bit to 100-150 ms and you’re there. 7/15/11
 
POD HD400

NumbSolo David Gilmour Comfortably Numb Pink Floyd Hiway 100 Custom Art Rock 1400
ricksox A tone inspired by the solo in Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb”. I’m using the same Hiwayy 100 model here with the drive dialed up a bit. Again, I feel like using the neck pickup here sounds best. The Hall reverb really adds that nice ethereal sound. One thing I noticed about the Echo Platter delay model is that unlike other tape delays, it doesn’t give you a “reverby” type effect mixed with delay. Later models of the Echorec included some reverb options. 7/15/11
 
POD HD400

RunRunRun David Gilmour Run Like Hell Pink Floyd Hiway 100 Custom Art Rock 803
ricksox This is a tone I created nased off of David Gilmour’s tone in the Pink Floyd song “Run Like Hell”. I used the Hiway 100 amp model here and had to add an Analog Chorus effect to get that drippy lush sound he accomplished for the intro. I find that playing this tone with the pickup selector in the neck position sounds the best. 7/15/11
 
POD HD500

HedOnPlatter Super O 334
ricksox Another original tone I put together. I can’t get enough of the Super O amp model on the POD HD multi-effects processors. This amp model breaks up so nice that it was just natural for me to want to stick the Echo Platter delay model after it. 7/15/11

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