Stop in for a cup of coffee

Good morning. He played that way because he couldn't afford all the expensive electronics and pedals the other rock guitarists had. His guitars were parts of what he thought of the best components and his first big amplifier was a mistake. It was from Europe and 220 volt that he wired 110. He had to turn it up to maximum for it to work and got a distinctive distortion out of it. Here's a great interview if you are interested.


I have watched that many many times and have learned a lot from it too, if you play it's comparable to a master class. :thumbsup: