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I do have a florescent light but even when it's not on it still sounds like shit

I have a 15 watt crate amp, but i was also playing on a 15 watt Crate amp at guitar center and it sounded better. On my amp it sounds to cheesey and twangy. There's also a blue knob with effects and I have it on bypass

Overdrive is off. I'm looking for the sound like in "Fool to Think"

I just got my first electric guitar the other day. It's a Schecter S1 Elite Series.
At guitar center it sounded good but thats because I was playing it on a good amp. I have a crapy 15 watt amp at my house. Whenever I play it the sound is not that good, it's too twangy and snappy, is there anything ...

Is it one of these

Tim's Electronics (both past and present):

* Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler
* Zoom Rhythmtrack 234
* Yamaha DG Stomp
* Boss Dr. Sample 202
* Boss Dr. Sample 303
* Boss DD-5 Digital Delay
* Jim Dunlop Uni-Vibe
* Ernie Ball Mono Volume Pedal
* Morley Pro Series 1 Wah Volume ...

Davy28 wrote:Are you sure you have the right guitar? Tim plays the main riff throughout the song. Trey plays the fills at the end and uses some delay.

No but listen to the sound of Tim's guitar. It sounds like an organ kind of.

What effect pedal thing does Tim use during this song?

The 3/29/03 LIOG (during the long end jam), Two Step (during the beggining of Timmy's solo), #41 (Timmy's solo at end)
and many many others

Not to be a dick but this kind of information is very easy to find. Just do a search of go to http://www.timreynolds.com
I wouldn't even say anything but this question comes up every week it seems.

I know i searched on both websites but neither give me definate answer. I just wanted to make sure ...

I was wondering what pedal Timmy uses for that space sound. I think its the Ernie Ball Mono Volume Pedal, I'm not sure tho.

Thanks,
Tim

Check on OLGA.NET The song is under "The Band"

Well, sorry I thought that's what he was talking about

Remeber Red Rocks was before the Crash album. The songs were different before they recorded them.

Uh, not really, he mightve played the em, d, g part more than once but that was prior to red rocks, I listened along and played with Red Rocks, its the same as on this site.

No, I didn't mean that ...

Remeber Red Rocks was before the Crash album. The songs were different before they recorded them.

No, that made perfect sense thats what I was trying but can't find the right place to make it sound right, but it has to be in the 2nd to 6th frets baecause thats what it looks like on the DVD. I knew it was something lower than Drop D Tunning because he plays that string alot to add some bass.

Now ...