http://www.woodytone.com/2010/02/05/jake-e-lees-badlands-tone-woody-or-not/ WoodyTone = ToneWoody Tue, 15 May 2012 21:37:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.woodytone.com/2010/02/05/jake-e-lees-badlands-tone-woody-or-not/comment-page-1/#comment-737 Jonathan Fri, 14 May 2010 04:22:54 +0000 http://www.woodytone.com/?p=1611#comment-737 Jake E. Lee used a Dimarzio Very Metal pedal on the first Badlands album. I have one and I can confirm it sounds just like his tone on that album. A bit fuzzy but still with good note definition. Jake E. Lee used a Dimarzio Very Metal pedal on the first Badlands album. I have one and I can confirm it sounds just like his tone on that album. A bit fuzzy but still with good note definition.

]]> http://www.woodytone.com/2010/02/05/jake-e-lees-badlands-tone-woody-or-not/comment-page-1/#comment-635 Khriss Bliss Tue, 06 Apr 2010 03:04:44 +0000 http://www.woodytone.com/?p=1611#comment-635 Gotta say this website is just dripping w awesomeness! God I absolutely loved Jake E. on the Bark /Moon tour. Before I discovered Seymour Duncan jb, my friendly neighborhood music store guy said if I was shooting for 80s metal, two advances to consider was the master vol. on jcm marshals, and the boss od1 , which of course no longer exists. Does anyone know if another ever emulated the od1 circuitry, or how close other pedals may be? Back then I figured all metal guys had good distortion pedals, but it was a more innocent age. Nonetheless, Jake got a great tone w Max Norman but he says on Ult Sin Ron Nevison wouldn't let him vary his tone. Although that lp came out blander, every solo is fresh, communicative and stretches the shred vocab. I think if you want shred , jake is an awesome influence because he did so much to broaden the rhoads halen palette without phoning in a single lick. And that's the hard part. I think of him every time I play because he could surprise and seduce and spook your ears within the rockin metal framework, and I could write a book on his showmanship, which , to me, he was the veryvery best, just Olympic! Gotta say this website is just dripping w awesomeness! God I absolutely loved Jake E. on the Bark /Moon tour. Before I discovered Seymour Duncan jb, my friendly neighborhood music store guy said if I was shooting for 80s metal, two advances to consider was the master vol. on jcm marshals, and the boss od1 , which of course no longer exists. Does anyone know if another ever emulated the od1 circuitry, or how close other pedals may be? Back then I figured all metal guys had good distortion pedals, but it was a more innocent age. Nonetheless, Jake got a great tone w Max Norman but he says on Ult Sin Ron Nevison wouldn’t let him vary his tone. Although that lp came out blander, every solo is fresh, communicative and stretches the shred vocab. I think if you want shred , jake is an awesome influence because he did so much to broaden the rhoads halen palette without phoning in a single lick. And that’s the hard part. I think of him every time I play because he could surprise and seduce and spook your ears within the rockin metal framework, and I could write a book on his showmanship, which , to me, he was the veryvery best, just Olympic!

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