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<JMcCarlson>
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Anything about Swervedriver's sound
 
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[URL=http://guitargeek.com[/URL]

I tried to post a direct link to the Swervedriver layouts, but couldn't.

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Posts: 83 | Location: Los Angeles | Registered: December 20, 2001Edit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I remember reading an article that said he's a fuzzbox junkie, but he really prefered BigMuffs and old Rats for distortion but he uses lots of flangers,phasers and delays!
 
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I don't know about swervedriver exactly, but Kevin Shields used to use ADA MP-1 preamps (of all things! ) into Marshall JCM900 heads. Pedal-wise, I think he used a bunch of BOSS stuff - nothing that seemed hard to find (yet the specifics elude me).

Sorry if that's way off base from what you were looking for - I figured that the genres are similar, so...
 
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<&lt;austin&gt;>
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To me it seems like a great deal of the Swervedriver sound comes from guitar layering in the studio. If you listen to any of their songs with headphones on, it sounds like there's tons of guitar all over the place. Sometimes a guitar will just be playing feedback behind another guitar that's playing a chord progression (as in portions of "Son of Jaguar E"). Seems like it would be hard to get the same textures with just one guitar.
 
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go to www.guitargeek.com They have the setups for both guitarists and the bassist.
 
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