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Permalink Reply by Mardy Pune on November 6, 2010 at 10:10pm
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Permalink Reply by buy my carpet on November 7, 2010 at 11:04am Hollow bodies are great for feedback or bad for feedback depending on which way you look at it. Personally I love the feedback you can get out of a hollow body. What sort of pedal/amp setup are you going to use with it?
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Permalink Reply by Mardy Pune on November 7, 2010 at 9:52pm I have a rat pedal and a peavy trans tube amp thats about 9 years old
Mardy Pune said:Hollow bodies are great for feedback or bad for feedback depending on which way you look at it. Personally I love the feedback you can get out of a hollow body. What sort of pedal/amp setup are you going to use with it?
Rats are cool pedals. I reckon you'll be fine. You'll learn how to control the feedback by setting the gain levels on the rat and amp and work where you can stand to be able to control the feedback; proximity to yer amp will have a big bearing on the amount of feedback you'll get and how you can control it.
Petulant Child said:I have a rat pedal and a peavy trans tube amp thats about 9 years old
Mardy Pune said:Hollow bodies are great for feedback or bad for feedback depending on which way you look at it. Personally I love the feedback you can get out of a hollow body. What sort of pedal/amp setup are you going to use with it?

Permalink Reply by Mardy Pune on November 8, 2010 at 5:08pm so it will always feed back with the pedal plugged in and its just a matter of tweeking it so that i like it?
Mardy Pune said:Rats are cool pedals. I reckon you'll be fine. You'll learn how to control the feedback by setting the gain levels on the rat and amp and work where you can stand to be able to control the feedback; proximity to yer amp will have a big bearing on the amount of feedback you'll get and how you can control it.
Petulant Child said:I have a rat pedal and a peavy trans tube amp thats about 9 years old
Mardy Pune said:Hollow bodies are great for feedback or bad for feedback depending on which way you look at it. Personally I love the feedback you can get out of a hollow body. What sort of pedal/amp setup are you going to use with it?
You'll be able to tweak it so can control when the feedback kicks in or not. If you want it to feedback the whole time you'll be able to set it to do that to if you want.
Petulant Child said:so it will always feed back with the pedal plugged in and its just a matter of tweeking it so that i like it?
Mardy Pune said:Rats are cool pedals. I reckon you'll be fine. You'll learn how to control the feedback by setting the gain levels on the rat and amp and work where you can stand to be able to control the feedback; proximity to yer amp will have a big bearing on the amount of feedback you'll get and how you can control it.
Petulant Child said:I have a rat pedal and a peavy trans tube amp thats about 9 years old
Mardy Pune said:Hollow bodies are great for feedback or bad for feedback depending on which way you look at it. Personally I love the feedback you can get out of a hollow body. What sort of pedal/amp setup are you going to use with it?

Permalink Reply by Mardy Pune on November 8, 2010 at 10:22pm great I have never really played with feedback before!! I hope this guitar is still there when I go to get it!! thanx for the help!
Mardy Pune said:You'll be able to tweak it so can control when the feedback kicks in or not. If you want it to feedback the whole time you'll be able to set it to do that to if you want.
Petulant Child said:so it will always feed back with the pedal plugged in and its just a matter of tweeking it so that i like it?
Mardy Pune said:Rats are cool pedals. I reckon you'll be fine. You'll learn how to control the feedback by setting the gain levels on the rat and amp and work where you can stand to be able to control the feedback; proximity to yer amp will have a big bearing on the amount of feedback you'll get and how you can control it.
Petulant Child said:I have a rat pedal and a peavy trans tube amp thats about 9 years old
Mardy Pune said:Hollow bodies are great for feedback or bad for feedback depending on which way you look at it. Personally I love the feedback you can get out of a hollow body. What sort of pedal/amp setup are you going to use with it?
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