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Topic: Emmons Legrande2 tone |
Wayne Baker
From:
Altus Oklahoma
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Posted 26 Jan 2003 5:52 am |
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I have a 93 Emmons Legrande 2. The tone is very cloudy the further up the neck you get. What can I do to significantly improve it?
Thank you,
Wayne Baker
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Emmons Legrande d-10 w/8&5 Nashville 400, peavey ultraverb II.
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Kenny Forbess
From:
peckerwood point, w. tn.
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Posted 26 Jan 2003 8:06 am
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Wayne , without much info to go with,,,,
don't throw a rock over here at me  , but , make sure you don't have the cables hooked up backwards in the vol pedal.
also ,check the tone control, and, did this happen all at once ?
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66 Emmons D-10 bolt-on
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Wayne Baker
From:
Altus Oklahoma
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Posted 26 Jan 2003 8:24 am
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No sir, it happened last night when I played a 69 Emmons p/p w/wooden necks and realized my 93 not only did'nt sound anywhere near as good, but did'nt play near as good either. Now. I use nashville 400 and ultaverb2. I use goodrich v/ped. My steel has stock p/u's. Thanks in advance for any assistance and anwering the call of a frustrated steeler.
Thanks,
Wayne Baker
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Emmons Legrande d-10 w/8&5 Nashville 400, peavey ultraverb II.
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richard burton
From:
Britain
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Posted 26 Jan 2003 9:48 am
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Wayne,
Did you try the PP through the same equipment as the legrande?
You could try going straight to the amp, using the 3 cord method for the volume pedal, forget the effects units for the time being, and do an A/B test with both steels. |
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Bob Snelgrove
From:
san jose, ca
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Posted 26 Jan 2003 1:14 pm
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"it happened last night when I played a 69 Emmons p/p w/wooden necks"
Case closed 
bob
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Reggie Duncan
From:
Mississippi
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Posted 26 Jan 2003 8:08 pm
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A light just came on!  |
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Dennis Manuel
From:
Quesnel, B.C., Canada
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Posted 26 Jan 2003 10:20 pm
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| Wayne, out of curiousity what are you using for pickups on the Legrande? |
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Frank Parish
From:
Nashville,Tn. USA
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Posted 27 Jan 2003 11:21 am
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Wayne,
You just seen the difference between the P/P and the all-pull Emmons guitars. Good luck getting that Legrande to sound like the P/P but I'd try the Bl-710 pick-ups. It made a huge difference in mine but it still ain't no P/P. |
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Larry Moore
From:
Hampton, Ga. USA
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Posted 27 Jan 2003 8:16 pm
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I have a 2000 model D-10 Lashley LeGrande II 8-5 and a 1967 PP D-10 8-5 with almost the same set up on both Guitars other than the all pull playing better, to me they sound one as good as the other. I use a NV-400 & NV-1000 and DPC-1000 with a Pro-Fex II and 2 15" BW's & a Sho~Bud Chritmas Tree with 15" JBL.
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Wayne Baker
From:
Altus Oklahoma
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Posted 28 Jan 2003 4:37 pm
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Hey thanks guys, sorry I could'nt reply sooner. I'm an Air Force First Sergeant, and that keeps me pretty tied up. I'm using factory p/u. Also, I did not try my LeGrande through the same sound equipment as the p/p. I'll tell you, that old 69 p/p kicks some serious "you know what". I'm using a nashville 400 and ultraverbII.
Thanks for all the replies boys,
your bud,
Wayne Baker
"future sheiße hot steel player" |
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Wayne Baker
From:
Altus Oklahoma
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Posted 28 Jan 2003 4:40 pm
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Hey Larry, how far to Hampton from Valdosta?
I could use a lesson or two.
Wayne Baker
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Emmons Legrande d-10 w/8&5 Nashville 400, peavey ultraverb II.
[This message was edited by Wayne Baker on 28 January 2003 at 04:41 PM.] |
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Buck Grantham R.I.P.
From:
Denham Springs, LA. USA
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Posted 28 Jan 2003 5:20 pm
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| I think that you have just discovered that wood sounds a lot better to a lot of people. You didn't pay that much attention to it until you compared them. |
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bill dearmore
From:
Belton,Tx.,USA
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Posted 28 Jan 2003 10:18 pm
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| Frank's got it |
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