G-DEC 3 amp
2nd February
NAMM ’10 – Fender G-DEC 3 Demo & More Amps
G-DEC 3
27th January
what guitar amp is better Fender G-DEC Junior or line 6 spider 3?
bth are great and comparable in features. the fender has a better name but the tone isnt much better. pick what you like. line 6 has more effects im pretty sure
G-DEC 3: Create. Connect. Configure
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Fender G-DEC 3 Thirty amp
19th January
Fender Introduces New G-DEC® 3 Amp
The G-DEC 3 Thirty is an amazing, great-sounding new amp for practicing and recording. Packed with features, it includes digital amp and effects models for every playing style, 100 presets–many created by the world’s top artists and session aces, and a huge collection of music to practice and play over. Includes Fender FUSE(TM) software–your key to creating, connecting and configuring your G-DEC 3.
Create your own arsenal of guitar tones, then experience the G-DEC 3′s fantastic play-along capabilities. Many of its dozens of backing tracks were recorded by the world’s finest players–from L.A. to London and Nashville to New York; from rock to blues to Latin to metal; from top studio musicians to famous rock stars.
The 30-watt G-DEC 3 Thirty also boasts onboard mp3 and wav file storage and playback; stereo line outputs; a multi-function SD card slot for unlimited storage of presets and audio content; Ableton(R) Live Lite 8 Fender Edition studio-quality recording software for creating and editing additional backing track content; and AmpliTube(R) Fender LE software for practicing, playing and recording with classic Fender tones on your computer.
Technical Info
Specifications
Model Name: G-DEC(R) 3 THIRTY
Model Number: 235-4500-000 (120V, 60Hz) USA
Series: G-DEC
Type: Solid State
Output: 30 watts into 8 ohms
Ohms: 8 ohms
Speakers: 1-10 in. Fender(R) Special Design Speaker with High Frequency Tweeter
Channels: 1 Channel
Features: Amazing onboard artist presets and loops that let you play along with the worlds greatest musicians, MP3 and Wav fi le storage & playback, 30-watt Guitar amp with 10 Special Design speaker and high-frequency tweeter, 100 factory and user presets with digital amp modeling & DSP effects, USB connection for user programming and audio recording output, USB cable included, SD card slot for unlimited storage of presets and audio content, Onboard phrase sampler with overdub and export functions, Onboard chromatic tuner, Stereo line outputs for performance and recording
Controls: Input,
Analog Controls:
Guitar Tone,
Band Level,
Volume,
Digital Controls:
Start-Stop Button,
Quick Access Button,
Tap/Tuner Button,
Phrase Sampler,
Display Screen,
Four Soft Keys,
Save Key,
Exit/Utility Mode Key,
SD Card Slot,
Headphone Jack,
USB Port
Covering: Black Textured Vinyl with Silver Grille Cloth
Weight: 27.3 lbs. (12.4 kg)
Dimensions: Height: 16.25″ (41 cm),
Width: 16.75″ (42.7 cm),
Depth: 8.25″ (21 cm)
Power Handling: N/A
Tube Complement: N/A
Cover: Optional Cover, (Not Included)
Accessories: None
Fender GDEC 3 Fifteen and 3 Thirty Winter NAMM 2010 Demo
blues guitar effects
17th August
Guitar effects are an extremely important part of any electric guitarists’ life. Yet, most beginners have very little knowledge about effects. Effects are electronic devices that alter or moderate the sound, tone or pitch of an electric guitar. Effects are used in many popular genres of guitar music like rock, heavy metal, blues etc. They are housed in guitar pedals, amplifiers, simulation software and rack mount processors or preamplifiers. There are different types of effects. Here is a brief look at them.
Distortion related effects
Distortion is an effect that is commonly used in rock and heavy metal guitar music. A distortion pedal which is used to create this effect clips the signal and distorts its waveform leading to a distortion in the sound. There are many different types of distortion effects. Each one of them has their own distinct characteristics and features.
• Overdrive distortion: This is one of the most well known distortion effects. Most pedals that provide the distortion effect attempt to create a high grain sound. Some advanced distortion amplifiers like the Marshall, have went past the normal point of tonal break up and created a sound called as saturated grain also called total distortion in some cases. Some of the common distortion pedals are Marshall Guv’Nor, Pro Co Rat, Digi Tech Hot Tech.
• Fuzz: Fuzz pedals were originally created to recreate the classic sound of the 60’s overdrive tube amp combined with torn speaker cones. The original fuzz pedals have now been replaced by extreme designs that have effects like octave, gating etc. Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face is one of the most commonly used Fuzz effect pedals.
• Hi Gain: This effect originated from the high gain amplification used in electric guitars. In ordinary elec guitar terms, high gain is a sound that is produced by overdriven amp tubes or a distortion pedal. The sound produced is extremely thick. The modern hi gain pedals produce a sound that is unmatched and cannot be produced using any other device. The Boss ML2 metal core is a very common hi gain effect pedal.
Filtering related effects
• Equalizer: An equalizer is used to adjust the frequency response in a variety of frequency bands. A graphic equalizer which is a common feature in most music player software provides a slider interface for different frequency regions. In guitars, a rotary control is available in place of these sliders and they change the level of the frequency band.
• Phase shifter: Have you ever heard a sound during a guitar concert that is similar to the sound of a flying jet? That’s what a phase shifter can do for you. The effect is commonly known as phase.
• Wah Pedal: Just like the name, this foot operated pedal can create a sound that is similar to a man saying wah. The sound was most commonly heard in psychedelic rock from the 1960’s and funk music from the 1970’s.
Volume related effects
• Volume Pedal: This is nothing but a foot operated potentiometer that can be tilted forward or backward. A musician can easily adjust the volume of his instrument during performance. The pedal is also used to create a fading effect.
• Tremolo: This is a repetitive variation in gain for the complete duration of a single note. This is based on a very common effect that was built into guitar amps.
• Compressor: This is very much like an auto volume controller. The output level decreases as the incoming signal increases and vice a versa.
These are the most basic but commonly used guitar effects. There are many more advanced ones that you can use during concerts or gigs.
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Article Source: ArticlesBase.com – Guitar Effects Explained
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Beginner Guitar Strings
8th May
What acoustic guitar strings to use?
I have a Yamaha acoustic guitar. I am a beginner and finding the strings i have very hard to use. I want to get different strings that are easier on my fingers and less difficult to press down. I don’t have a specific genre of playing since i am just learning.
I know that nylon strings would be easier but I am not sure if they are compatible with my guitar.
Can someone help me out?
For a beginning guitarist I would recommend anything from D’Addario. get the lightest action that they have for your acoustic guitar. I would also look in to whether your action is too high. Your action is the distance between the the stings and the neck of the guitar. The lower the action the harder it is to press the strings down and get a good clean tone. I think your action is the culprit here my friend but, if not D’Addario is the way to go.