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Doug Rappoport - How to get a Texas Blues Tone
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2017
- Doug Rappoport knows tone. In this video he shows you how to achieve that "Texas Blues tone". Armed with his Strat loaded with Seymour Duncan Antiquity Strat Texas Hot pickup set, plugged into a Seymour Duncan Forza overdrive, Killing Floor High Gain boost, and Vapor Trail delay all powered by the PowerStage 170 pedalboard power amp.
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This dude can get that sound with stock pups a blues jr and a ts808. He's just helping out the pedal makers. A good player is the #1 source of tone. Doug is a beast!!!
Doug looks high in this video. One of my favorite rock guitarists!
Amazing tone!
Man...,you play the shit outta that guitar! Love hearing you lay it down bro!
🔥🔥🔥!!! I'm really trying intrigued by this signal chain. Doug has those magic fingers too!
brian may? is that you??
Ssshhhhh! FINALLY got out of my Vox contract and can now use different gear and fulfill my passion of starting a goth blues based death metal band called Killer Queen! Carry on good sir! \m/
Indeed, he does!!!
my Strat pickup of choice, you can't fkn beat them 🤣 🤘🏼
Sounds dam good
Sounds very great !!!
Doug is the man
I have the texas hot pick ups. Can confirm they are awesome.
Thank you!
Hello,
Related to your video, and since I'm going to be installing a Texas Hot Antiquity set on my guitar soon,
- I would like to know what is the value of your capacitor as well as the type (Orange Drop, PIO, NOS ceramic, etc ...)?
- I would also like to know to which pickup have you assigned each of the 2 tone potentiometers ?
Thank you in advance
That's cool
I need to replace an OEM neck pickup in my 94 strat as the 60 cycle hum is overbearing. does the Antiquity Strat Texas Hot pickup have the dreadful hum?
It is a single coil pickup, so it hums. You might look at the Classic Strat Stack or a Vintage Rails if you don't want hum at all.
Cool.
So...$779.97 CAD (before tax) for three pedals?!? Sorry. You could buy a new or used guitar for that much. Lots of competition out there for far less money and same sound.
@@TexasFury hear! hear!
Hes a great guitarist and can wail, bit there is NOT and ounce of SRV tone in any of this video. Im not hating on him at all because hes great but not SRV tone..
Agreed,SRV’s tone is a little more complex than second position and some drive.He’s a nice player with nice tone all the same.
No I agree but I actually prefer this tone to SRV's
I wonder what amp was used for this demo.
I’ve tried em all- best = Ron Kirn pickups
It's that Friedman behind him
the Seymour Vaugan sound, Doug Rappoport not included in this rig :) just add your own fingers.
What would be the best combination of strat pickups for a blues tone when driving an amp
I do love the Antiquity Texas Hots, but if you weren't playing Texas blues, and doing more of a Chicago thing, I love the Antiquity Surfer II, although those don't drive an amp as hard (they are cleaner, but full of 60s Stratty goodness).
Seymour Duncan, I would like to thank you for your help
No problem! Rock on!
I just can not make up my mind between the hots or the surfer's. Decisions, decisions
please just call this an advertisment for SD.
V2 Amps That would make sense considering its the Seymour Duncan channel
Or-strat, fat strings, tube screamer and tube amp...
that wasnt forced at all
Such a good player 👌 But the killing floor pedal is such a shitty pedal for blues tone in my opinion. It always has to have another ordeal holding it up in some way. You can get a closer SRV sound, using these pickups and a EHX Soul Food OD straight into an amp.
Yea um not a texas blues tone at all..😂😂😂More like a Ibanez through a crunched plexi tone..
iron life yeah this tone is really good but its not that distant srv/dan patlansky/mayer tone. That sound like the guitar is coming from a million miles away and the players hands are hollow. If you know what I mean.