vaughanote escribió:yiahaaaaaaaa!!!
Para los incrédulos del 0.17 de SRV:
Vaughan's main guitar was a battered `59 Strat which he had refitted with a `61 rosewood neck and referred to as `Number One'. The body has the initials `SRV' on the lower part of the scratchplate and is fitted with a left-handed vibrato system (Jimi Hendrix and Otis Rush also used `upside-down' vibrato systems). To help get his h-u-g-e tone Stevie tuned down a semitone (to Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb) and experimented with different string gauges, generally using heavy gauge GHS strings - 0.013, 0.015, 0.019 (unwound), 0.028, 0.038, 0.058. If his fingers weren't holding up he'd compromise with a 0.012 to 0.058 set although at one point Stevie even strung his guitar with 0.018 to 0.074 (`it was insane,' he recalled, `but I played a lot more simply').
0.18 a 0.74...juas juas...logicamente no usaba este calibre de forma habitual...pero vamos.
De todas formas lo mas habitual que usaba era un juego de 0.13 pero con la prima 0.17 o 0.15...dicen que esto lo hacía asi porque la prima le sonaba muy poco y la ponia bastante mas gorda de lo habitual para que sonara más![]()
En fin...teorías hay muchas y todas tienen su encanto![]()
yeeeehuuuaaaa!!!
Tu has leido lo que he puesto yo en la primera página, xatismamente lo mismo

