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Post by David M on Mar 2, 2011 17:20:34 GMT
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Post by philbarker on Mar 2, 2011 18:14:31 GMT
David
Will the main focus of the board be on the "Hank Sound" as your Gemini 3 was created mainly (I believe) to help us on this most holy of grails!!!
Regards
Phil
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Post by David JM on Mar 2, 2011 21:25:09 GMT
Hello Phil,
Thanks for your post.
As you know, our love is of Hank's sound, but I've been told that the Gemini III helps lead guitarists avoid "treading on the bass-player's toes".
I guess that means that it reduces the tendency for overlapping frequencies. It also means that the unit can be used in any musical genre - in fact one guy in New Brunswick uses his to enhance the sounds of his Rickenbacker - for the early Beatles sound (Abbey Road again !).
Kind regards, David JM
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Post by alan on Apr 6, 2011 19:59:45 GMT
Hi David,
i just wanted to say that i was not disapointed with the gemmini unit i also use it with my zoom unit, also i would recommend to anyone wanting the Hank marvin sound.
alan
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Post by David M on Apr 8, 2011 9:20:47 GMT
Thank you Alan - good to hear from you.
Naturally, I'm pleased that you have the found the unit so helpful.
Do keep in touch, too.
David JM
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Post by ivarc on Dec 9, 2011 12:16:55 GMT
I m in India and thanks to David and his Kind ways have been convinced that this Unit is going to make a huge difference in my rig..I am awaiting it anxiously. Having always been a huge fan of The Shadows it seems my search has almost ended. Thank you David JM.
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Post by murphybridget on May 2, 2024 13:40:22 GMT
Hello Phil, Thanks for your post. As you know, our love is of Hank's sound, but I've been told that the Gemini III helps lead guitarists avoid "treading on the bass-player's toes". I guess that means that it reduces the tendency for overlapping frequencies. It also means that the unit can be used in any musical genre - in fact one guy in New Brunswick uses his to enhance the sounds of his Rickenbacker - for the early Beatles sound (Abbey Road again !). Kind regards, David JM By helping lead guitarists carve out their sonic space without encroaching on the frequencies occupied by other instruments, the Gemini III allows for a more balanced and cohesive sound overall. |
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Post by murphybridget on May 8, 2024 10:53:52 GMT
Hello Phil, Thanks for your post. As you know, our love is of Hank's sound, but I've been told that the Gemini III helps lead guitarists avoid "treading on the bass-player's toes". I guess that means that it reduces the tendency for overlapping frequencies. It also means that the unit can be used in any musical genre - in fact one guy in New Brunswick uses his to enhance the sounds of his Rickenbacker - for the early Beatles sound (Abbey Road again !). Kind regards, David JM The Gemini III seems to offer a solution for lead guitarists to navigate their sonic space without clashing with the bass frequencies. |
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Post by murphybridget on May 20, 2024 10:24:29 GMT
Hello Phil, Thanks for your post. As you know, our love is of Hank's sound, but I've been told that the Gemini III helps lead guitarists avoid "treading on the bass-player's toes". I guess that means that it reduces the tendency for overlapping frequencies. It also means that the unit can be used in any musical genre - in fact one guy in New Brunswick uses his to enhance the sounds of his Rickenbacker - for the early Beatles sound (Abbey Road again !). Kind regards, David JM It's great to hear that the Gemini III helps keep the bass and lead guitar distinct. That versatility sounds perfect for any genre. Using it to enhance a Rickenbacker for that early Beatles sound is a fantastic idea! |
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