A high-quality device that lets you use up to 3 amps at once.
The Morley George Lynch Tripler Pedal enables you to hook up 3 amplifierss and switch each independently or in any combination. A boost knob increases the signal strength of the entire Tripler output to compensate for lost volume when using all 3 channels simultaneously. LED indication for each channel. Operates on 9V battery or optional Morley adapter.
An electric guitar pickup that delivers versatile tone. The Seymour Duncan SH-12 George Lynch Screamin Demon Humbucker Pickup screams like a banshee or purrs like a kitten. Push it for a tone rich in harmonics and sustain; or back off for a fat, sassy, clean sound. 4 conductor
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Heres a section from George Lynch Guitar Bible where George tries to emulate classic tone using vintage gear and test runs his vintage setup with a Voodoo Chile cover.
George Lynch Selection of Vintage gear:
Guitar: Fender Stratocaster 1957
Distortion Pedal: RAT distortion pedal
Wah Wah Pedal: Original Dunlop Crybaby Wah Wah pedal
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George Lynch's guitar tech talks with PremierGuitar to talk about George Lynch's amps and effects pedals.
He talks about the pedal setup and the signal chain of effects.
George Lynch Effects George has a Cusak Screamer, which is a Tubescreamer clone, however it has it's own unique overdrive qualities, it's been known to have twice the gain as a regulary Tubescreamer, and more clarity.
G2G George Lynch Mr Scary Zoom multiple effects pedal which has George Lynch's preprogammed effects and sounds that he's used for recording and live in the past. The pedal off the shelf will half 40 George Lynch Presets which he programmed him self, and 40 empty spaces for users to make their own.
George Lynch other effects include MXR Phase 90, Boss DD-2 Digital Delay, Boss GE-10 Graphic Equilizer, Vodoo Lab Analog Chorus, T-rex replica (delay pedal). Quite a variety.
George Lynch Amps Marshall 68 Plexi, which George got in 99. George Lynch Randall MTS RM 100 Lynch Box. They talk about the tones George Lynch got through various recordds with this head.
Thanks again to PremierGuitar for giving such rocking interviews.
George Lynch talks about his association with ESP and how the relationship started with ESP customshop in Tokyo Japan when he was on tour with Dokken. George Lynch's first signature guitar was the ESP Kamakazie, an all maple guitar, with a floyd rose tremolo. George Lynch is fully involved with ESP when it comes to designing guitars and pickups, he took Mechanical Drafting at school. He also talks about Children of Bodom guitarist Alexi who he says is the next Randy Rhoads. (if you cannot see the video below, try to refresh the page)
