Brett Papa | 1 decade ago
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Looking for more free in depth instruction? Check out the videos below where I cover everything from acoustic strumming to how master your fretboard in the major and minor pentatonic soloing series.
Interested in learning how to solo better? Want to understand how and why your favorite artists solos sound so good? Click on one of the free video series below.
Major Pentatonic:
https://www.brettpapa.com/p/major-pentatonic
Minor Pentatonic:
https://www.brettpapa.com/p/minor-pentatonic
Want to tighten up your acoustic strumming and rhythm guitar playing check out the strumming tutorial here:
https://www.brettpapa.com/p/strum-pattern
Want a couple of drum tracks to practice your rhythm or soloing? Click on the links below:
https://www.brettpapa.com/p/drum-loop
https://www.brettpapa.com/p/drum-track
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All the way down to the original glass Mullard OC44 transistor, the "Dyna-Ranger" is a 5 range version of our favorite single germanium transistor treble booster from England used by an array of players from Eric Clapton and David Gilmore to Tony Iommi and Brian May. Going from position 1 to 5, the "Dyna-Ranger" covers all tones from the traditional treble booster to more in the middle "woman tones" to thick and lower Sabbath tones. It is THE perfect sounding boost/drive pedal.
There was a Nash Tele plugged into a Divided by 13 BTR 23. The audio is off of the camera mic.
