If you are looking to learn what gear to use and how to play songs by guitar driven, indie rock bands like The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, Queens of the Stone Age, The Smiths, and Stone Roses, look no further than HarryAndAGuitar (a.k.a. Harry Holden). Last year Harry put out a fantastic Collider Delay+Reverb demo. This year Harry is back with a tremendous demo of the True Spring Reverb, our vintage spring reverb/tremolo pedal.
In this video Harry explores the superior spring reverb "drip" of the True Spring's Tank engine with some classic Dick Dale riffs as well as some great tremolo inspired riffs from John Fogerty, Link Wray, and others. The True Spring features three different flavors of spring reverb including sounds inspired the Fender "blackface" amps of the 60s and the super drippy sounds of a Fender 6G15 outboard spring reverb unit. The True Spring also has three great tremolo effects easily accessed with a Source Audio External Tap Switch (or via onboard controls) that include Bias, Opto, and Harmonic tremolo.
In this video Harry explores the superior spring reverb "drip" of the True Spring's Tank engine with some classic Dick Dale riffs as well as some great tremolo inspired riffs from John Fogerty, Link Wray, and others. The True Spring features three different flavors of spring reverb including sounds inspired the Fender "blackface" amps of the 60s and the super drippy sounds of a Fender 6G15 outboard spring reverb unit. The True Spring also has three great tremolo effects easily accessed with a Source Audio External Tap Switch (or via onboard controls) that include Bias, Opto, and Harmonic tremolo.
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