Fender Stratocaster - beste innspillinger

Zomby_Woof skrev:

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Og så har vi Hendrix, da. Drit i lydkvaliteten, men sjekk de harmoniske strukturene han leverer på Axis. De er rett og slett geniale!
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Question
An aquantance of mine told me Mr Vaughn played a
old Dan Electro Guitar on many of his hits ,
but I don't recall what model .. can you give me
some info on this matter .. thanks..


Answer
Hi Frank,

In respone to your question here goes what I know about the alleged dan electro sound.

" The Charley Stratocaster"

People often make the mistake of thinking that Charley was indeed a Fender Stratocaster However, it was not. It was a Stratocaster-style guitar that was assembled from the spare parts by Charley Wirz of the Charley's Guitar Shop in Dallas, Wirz often worked on Stevie's guitars and remained a close friend until he died in 1984.

The Charley Strat Model, is all-white with a rosewood neck. On the back is a girlie-style pinup caricature and carved into the neck's heel plate are the words "To Stevie Ray Vaughan, more in "84"�. The headstock has been imprinted with a "Charley's Guitar Shop" logo a very cool design on a axe I'd say.here's where the Dan Electro sound was implemented, Wirz installed three Danelectro "lipstick tube" pickups and rewired them to his own configuration. This provided Stevie Ray the tone for such tracks as "Couldn't Stand The Weather", "Tin Pan Alley", and "Life Without You" (which is actually a tribute to Charley Wirz). so in closing I had never known him to use dan electro guitars per say ,but he did love the lip stick pick-ups... but they were re-wired from stock but none the less did have a similar DE sound.

Hope this is a help for you ...Vito

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jowil skrev:

Fineste lyden jeg har hørt av en gitaret har du helt rett i få eller ingen kan bruke en strat som han gjorde ;D

Imidlertid viser litt nøyere etterforskning at den er utstyrt med DanElectro pickuper. :-\

Question
An aquantance of mine told me Mr Vaughn played a
old Dan Electro Guitar on many of his hits ,
but I don't recall what model .. can you give me
some info on this matter .. thanks..


Answer
Hi Frank,

In respone to your question here goes what I know about the alleged dan electro sound.

" The Charley Stratocaster"

People often make the mistake of thinking that Charley was indeed a Fender Stratocaster However, it was not. It was a Stratocaster-style guitar that was assembled from the spare parts by Charley Wirz of the Charley's Guitar Shop in Dallas, Wirz often worked on Stevie's guitars and remained a close friend until he died in 1984.

The Charley Strat Model, is all-white with a rosewood neck. On the back is a girlie-style pinup caricature and carved into the neck's heel plate are the words "To Stevie Ray Vaughan, more in "84"�. The headstock has been imprinted with a "Charley's Guitar Shop" logo a very cool design on a axe I'd say.here's where the Dan Electro sound was implemented, Wirz installed three Danelectro "lipstick tube" pickups and rewired them to his own configuration. This provided Stevie Ray the tone for such tracks as "Couldn't Stand The Weather", "Tin Pan Alley", and "Life Without You" (which is actually a tribute to Charley Wirz). so in closing I had never known him to use dan electro guitars per say ,but he did love the lip stick pick-ups... but they were re-wired from stock but none the less did have a similar DE sound.

Hope this is a help for you ...Vito

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http://en.allexperts.com/q/Guitar-General-649/Stevie-Ray-guitar.htm

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roger skrev:

Ser i et tidligere innlegg at Zappa spilte på Stratocaster. Det er mulig han har tatt i en, men det var vel Gibson SG som var hans gitar i det meste av karrieren.
Roger

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