Describe WARM tone - Jeff - 19:26 16-11-05
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So it occured to me that I see this all the time on here, and today the
Salesman mentioned it at GC. So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to? What
does it mean, if you can describe it. Is there an opposite like Cold Tone?
Or NOT WARM TONE? I already Googled it, not a definition, just people saying
it.
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Re: Describe WARM tone - Guncho - 20:01 16-11-05
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Jeff wrote:
> So it occured to me that I see this all the time on here, and today the
> Salesman mentioned it at GC. So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to? What
> does it mean, if you can describe it. Is there an opposite like Cold Tone?
> Or NOT WARM TONE? I already Googled it, not a definition, just people saying
> it.
Imagine ice picks in your ears.
Imagine the opposite of that.
Chris
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Re: Describe WARM tone - The Repair Guy - 21:02 16-11-05
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Re: Describe WARM tone - Dowe - 21:39 16-11-05
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"Jeff" <catfisherman62@123yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:C6Qef.22315$th3.2682@tornado.texas.rr.com...
> So it occured to me that I see this all the time on here, and today the
> Salesman mentioned it at GC. So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to?
What
> does it mean, if you can describe it. Is there an opposite like Cold Tone?
> Or NOT WARM TONE? I already Googled it, not a definition, just people
saying
> it.
>
invokes pleasant emotions; not sharp or harsh; full, with the bass tone
turned upward and the treble tone turned downward
hope this helps
jim in texas
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Re: Describe WARM tone - kitekrazy - 22:09 16-11-05
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Jeff wrote:
> So it occured to me that I see this all the time on here, and today the
> Salesman mentioned it at GC. So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to? What
> does it mean, if you can describe it. Is there an opposite like Cold Tone?
> Or NOT WARM TONE? I already Googled it, not a definition, just people saying
> it.
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Great question. What the heck is a bright tone?
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Re: Describe WARM tone - west - 22:46 16-11-05
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Guncho wrote:
> Jeff wrote:
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>>So it occured to me that I see this all the time on here, and today the
>>Salesman mentioned it at GC. So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to? What
>>does it mean, if you can describe it. Is there an opposite like Cold Tone?
>>Or NOT WARM TONE? I already Googled it, not a definition, just people saying
>>it.
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> Imagine ice picks in your ears.
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> Imagine the opposite of that.
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> Chris
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That is the ..........awwww never mind......
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Re: Describe WARM tone - RichCI - 23:02 16-11-05
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Jeff wrote:
> So it occured to me that I see this all the time on here, and today the
> Salesman mentioned it at GC. So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to? What
> does it mean, if you can describe it. Is there an opposite like Cold Tone?
> Or NOT WARM TONE? I already Googled it, not a definition, just people saying
> it.
Tone is very subjective and so are the adjectives used to describe it.
What one player considers to be "warm" may not be to another.
A warm tone *to me* is generally the sound produced by a guitar with
humbucking pickups using the neck pickup plugged into a fairly clean
tube amplifier. The tone control on the guitar might be turned down a
bit. The epitome of a warm tone (again - *to me*) can be heard at the
very opening in the recording of Nat King Cole singing "The Christmas
Song."
http://albums.allofmp3.com/preview.shtml?group=6060&album=501&song=1&rnd=316507
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Re: Describe WARM tone - Champagne Charlie - 23:18 16-11-05
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"Jeff" <catfisherman62@123yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> So it occured to me that I see this all the time on here, and today the
> Salesman mentioned it at GC. So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to?
> What
> does it mean, if you can describe it. Is there an opposite like Cold Tone?
> Or NOT WARM TONE? I already Googled it, not a definition, just people
> saying
> it.
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Think Jimi and lighter fuel!
C.C.
;o)
Maybe not!
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Re: Describe WARM tone - Nil - 23:30 16-11-05
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Re: Describe WARM tone - crow - 01:30 17-11-05
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> On 16 Nov 2005, "Jeff" <catfisherman62@123yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:C6Qef.22315$th3.2682@tornado.texas.rr.com:
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>> So what exactly does WARM TONE relate to?
Usually warm means kind of bassy possibly coupled with slight distortion.
Warren Haynes has a great warm tone, as did Duane Allman. Think neck
humbucker with the tone rolled back. Synonym: creamy
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