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That Pedal Show Special – Slide Guitar With Ariel Posen

Published on Nov 4, 2016

In this episode Daniel and Mick welcome our friend and all-round awesome guitar player, Ariel Posen, to the show. Ariel is from Canada and plays in one of our favourite bands, The Brothers Landreth (among many other gigs, sessions, tours and projects). And he’s just moved to Ireland. We wanted to do something on slide guitar and as neither of us play slide, this was just the perfect opportunity…

During the video we discuss effects including overdrive, compression, tremolo, reverb and delay as they relate to slide tones and approaches. It’s not a lesson or a manifesto on the art of slide, more a discussion with a few laughs along the way.


Pedals Featured In This Episode…

• Kingsley Maiden


• Kingsley Page


• Hamstead Soundworks Signature Tremolo


• Lovepedal Hall Mod Reverb
UK & Europe:

• Origin Effects SlideRig Compact
UK & Europe:

• Vemuram JanRay


• Strymon TimeLine
UK & Europe:
USA:

As ever, all switching and routing is handled by TheGigRig G2 – watch Dan’s video at

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Interesting bits and go-to sections…

• Amps for today and how we have them plugged in: 3:45
• Using the volume control to regulate overdrive: 5:26 (playing at 6:20)
• Choices of slide: 8:27
• Compressor effects: 10:12 (playing at 11:45)
• Tremolo: 15:20 (playing at 16:14)
• Reverb: 18:24 (playing at 19:04)
• Delay: 21:50 (playing at 22:32)
• What, even more gain? 29:00
• Dan gets a slide lesson: 31:49


Amps in this episode
• Two-Rock Studio Pro 35 through custom Zilla 1x12 with Celestion G12-75 Creamback
• Victory V40 through Victory V212VC with 2 x Celestion G12-65 Creamback


Guitars in this episode
• Collings SoCo LC
• Suhr Classic Pro


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