Coyote's Build

[GAR]

The trick to getting the ground wire better soldering contact, is to rough up the surface in that spot with a bit of sandpaper.

If you don't have that, you can scratch up the plating with a pocket knife file, really good, before soldering with at least a 25w soldering iron and rosin-core LEAD-TIN solder.

None of that RoSH solder. I hate that shit, and you EU people over there banned lead-tin in everything.. RoSH "balls" up cuz it melts at higher temperature, I do not recommend it!

[jhale667]

So, COYOTE...still going to do some audio clips for us? Let's hear that beast!

[GAR]

Yeah.. the LANEY beast.

[Reverberator]

I like the finished article , cool ... and there's never gonna be one the same.

[Coyote]

So, COYOTE...still going to do some audio clips for us? Let's hear that beast!

Yeah.. the LANEY beast.

I'll see what I can come up with during the weekend...

[Coyote]

Couldn't get a Laney clip... So here's a clip of noodling.
Recorded with Logic Express and the built-in amp software. Don't worry, I dialed it close enough. (I could've used a better system with Digidesign's Eleven, but that was reserved for today. Dammit.)

Spot the solo at the end...

http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/142863/noodling.mp3

[Coyote]

Did the link work?

[jhale667]

Did the link work?

No, it didn't... try Soundclick.com or something...

[Coyote]

Here ya go.

http://www.soundclick.com/coyotefh

[GAR]

I approve!

XLNT

[jhale667]

Here ya go.

http://www.soundclick.com/coyotefh

Sounds great, dude. Now I really want to check out the Triple-shot, that thing is seriously versatile tone-wise! Love the "Cradle will Rock" solo lick at the end...

[Coyote]

Keep in mind though, that most of the single coil sounds came from a True Velvet...

Well, the fatter ones anyway.

[Blackflag]

Nice tone. What's the amp?

[kwame k]

Yup.....nice tone and great sustain!

[jhale667]

Keep in mind though, that most of the single coil sounds came from a True Velvet...

Well, the fatter ones anyway.

Cool. I've been using Duncan Classic Stack in my Humbuckered beasts, but think I'm going to try a Virtual Vintage Heavy Blues I've got kicking around here in the neck of the next one - I love the regular Blues model in the neck position of my traditional Strats, but I figure the slightly higher output, beefier sounding Heavy B will match better with a Humbucker.

I have coil-taps running on the Humbuckers via a push-pull pot on the S/H ones, but the series/parallel option might be nice, too...