1987 squirecaster with Gibson 500T - Flyin' High Again In & Out-Of-Phase Soundclips:

[Inspector #20]

Ok,

Here's a couple of quick soundclips of the intro to 'Flyin' High Again' played on the 1987 Squirecaster both in and out-of-phase.

1987 Squirecaster with Gibson 500T demonstrating both bridge pickup only and out-of-phase positions. The Marshall DSL40C was put in an isolation room (extra bedroom - hardwood floors) and mic'd from 4 Feet Away at a 45° Angle with Cardioid/Condensor Microphone.

Amp Dial (not clock) Settings: Lead 2 ON - Gain 3 - Volume 5 - Treble 8 - Mids 10 - Bass 7 - Tone Shift IN - Presence 3 - Resonance 5 - Reverb 2

Phrase 1 - 500T Bridge Only

Phrase 2 - 500T/496R BOTH 180° Out-Of-Phase

Squirecaster Gibson 500T OUT-OF-PHASE

 

[BlackSG91]

Very rocking as always Rockin' Robby.:dood:


;>)/

 

[Sp8ctre]

I'm hearing this one almost muffled and completely on my right channel.

 

[Inspector #20]

I'm hearing this one almost muffled and completely on my right channel.

I noticed that too. I need to see what happened...

 

[Inspector #20]

I'm hearing this one almost muffled and completely on my right channel.

Fixed and reposted new file to original link address above!

 

[Inspector #20]

Note that when played OOP, there is additional emphasis on the g/b/e string phrases and that nasally quality is very apparent....

 

[Inspector #20]

I feel like the OOP makes it more articulate....thoughts????

 

[eSGEe]

oop there it is OOP there it is ----- OOP there it is ........OOP..........

 

[eSGEe]

 

[Thatbastarddon]

OOP means “Out Of Pocket” in my profession.

 

[Inspector #20]

OOP means “Out Of Pocket” in my profession.

LOL!!!! Well, Yes!!! But in this case, it refers to both pickups 180° out-of-phase...

 

[JohnnyGoo]

Great

 

[Inspector #20]

So, Adrian, what's your detailed critique of the Squirecaster tone????