jimdunlopusa | 1 decade ago

Way Huge Supa Puss Analog Delay: Tap Tempo & Subdivision Features (Instructional Demo)

The Way Huge Supa Puss Analog Delay
http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/supa-puss

Way Huge and Jim Dunlop present a series of instructional demos that
provide overviews of Jeorge Tripps' signature Way Huge pedal line along
with professional tips on how to use the pedals in musical ways.

The Supa Puss stands out as one of Jeorge Tripps' most elaborate creations. This episode focuses on just a few of the many facets of this pedal. Tal Morris explains ways to use the Tap Tempo in conjunction with the various delay subdivisions. Along the way, he provides a sonic taste of some of the tonal options this pedal provides.

GEAR USED IN DEMO:
Fender "Eric Johnson Signature" Strat + Supa Puss +Carr "Sportsman" 18 watt/6V6 amplifier
Cable supplied by LAVA Cable
Recording using Audix i5 & D2 microphones coupled with a Royer 101 Ribbon
& Universal Audio Apollo A/D interface.

VIDEO CREDITS:
Executive Producer: Jimmy Dunlop
Instruction & Performance: Tal Morris
Director & Camera: Joey Tosi
Art Direction: Graham Shaw
Editing & Sound: Max Baloian
Gaffer: Brian Relph

SPECIAL THANKS & LINKS:
Jeorge Tripps
Universal Audio (http://www.uaudio.com/interfaces/apollo.html)
Carr Amplifiers (http://carramps.com/)
LAVA Cable (http://www.lavacable.com/)
Audix Microphones (http://www.audixusa.com/)
Mesa Boogie Amplification (http://www.mesaboogie.com/)
Two Rock Amplification (http://www.two-rock.com/)
B3 Guitars (http://www.b3guitars.com/)
Royer Labs (http://www.royerlabs.com/R-101.html)