FYI - Mark Tremonti

Mulletman · 12-17-2002, 11:10 PM

just a quick FYI

theres a small review of mark's wah pedal on this month's issue of guitar world (Feb 03) the one with mudvayne on the cover. i would write out the review, but yall know how lazy i am

hayley · 12-18-2002, 02:16 AM

Cool...i look at it all the time, but i don't buy it...lol

marlsy · 12-18-2002, 11:55 AM

so what was the review? My husband actually bought it and took it back because he wasn't pleased with it.

hayley · 12-18-2002, 01:24 PM

what? He wasn't pleased with the review?

TeriB19 · 12-18-2002, 04:58 PM

Does anyone know if Mark and Victoria got married yet?

CollectiveSoul · 12-18-2002, 04:59 PM

adiicted2stapp that was a pretty cukoo question. he took it back casue he want pleased wit hthe magazine.

hayley · 12-18-2002, 06:06 PM

gee who got out of the wrong bed this morning?

Mulletman · 12-18-2002, 07:51 PM

HIGHER POWER
MARK TREMONI AND MORELY TEAM UP TO CREATE THE POWER WAH

Considering that Creed have sold more than five million copies of their latest album Weathered , guitarist Mark Tremonti has very little to cry about. But that’s not to say he doesn’t need a good wah-wah now and then.

Teaming up with Morley, the guitarist has developed the Mark Tremonti Power Wah. Like the company’s popular Bad Horsie wah, the Power Wah uses Morley Electro-Optical, switchless design, which activates the wah only when the player’s foot is actually on the pedal. But the Power Wah has other features based on Tremonti' suggestions.

"I’ve used Morley Bad Horsie wah for years" says the guitarist. "I liked its tone and that it would turn off by itself when I wasn’t using it. But there were always a few things that I wanted to change and the Morley engineers helped me make that change."

Morley’s first act was to widen what the Tremonti calls the "Middle Sweet Spot.” the middle part of the pedals path makes up about 30 percent of my wah's sweep,” he says. "The added benefit of the widening out the middle area is that the sound doesn’t get quiet as thin at the top."

Tremonti's other modification is a boost knob that adds up to 20dB of wah volume for those times when you need to be really heard. "I mostly use the wah when I am soloing, so adding a boost feature seems natural," he says "it lets me cut through the mix"

For those that heed the Creed, the Mark Tremonti Power Wah is currently available through Morley dealers as a suggested retail price of $199.

Xterminator27 · 12-18-2002, 07:53 PM

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12-17-2002, 11:10 PM	#1
Mulletman Forum Diplomat USER INFO » Status: Rising Sun Posts: 4,161 Joined: Sep 2002 Currently: Offline	FYI - Mark Tremonti just a quick FYI theres a small review of mark's wah pedal on this month's issue of guitar world (Feb 03) the one with mudvayne on the cover. i would write out the review, but yall know how lazy i am __________________ Intellectial Giant (Social Outcast) Quote: (Originally Posted by JenRN) Maybe it's time for some Mullet magic! He can do his Hoffa thing again! Quote: (Originally Posted by Harvey) Women must adore you.

12-18-2002, 11:55 AM	#3
marlsy USER INFO » Status: Prophet Man Posts: 3,230 Joined: Oct 2002 Currently: Offline	so what was the review? My husband actually bought it and took it back because he wasn't pleased with it. __________________ ~Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent~

12-18-2002, 04:58 PM	#5
TeriB19 Forum Diplomat USER INFO » Status: Saving Grace Posts: 12,439 Joined: Sep 2002 Currently: Offline	Does anyone know if Mark and Victoria got married yet? __________________ MK: We're never gonna have the Super Bowl of Scott Stapp vs. Myles Kennedy in a sing-off - it's ridiculous. SP: Actually, we are setting that up. MT: It was in your contract when you signed up with us.

12-18-2002, 07:51 PM	#8
Mulletman Forum Diplomat USER INFO » Status: Rising Sun Posts: 4,161 Joined: Sep 2002 Currently: Offline	HIGHER POWER MARK TREMONI AND MORELY TEAM UP TO CREATE THE POWER WAH Considering that Creed have sold more than five million copies of their latest album Weathered , guitarist Mark Tremonti has very little to cry about. But that’s not to say he doesn’t need a good wah-wah now and then. Teaming up with Morley, the guitarist has developed the Mark Tremonti Power Wah. Like the company’s popular Bad Horsie wah, the Power Wah uses Morley Electro-Optical, switchless design, which activates the wah only when the player’s foot is actually on the pedal. But the Power Wah has other features based on Tremonti' suggestions. "I’ve used Morley Bad Horsie wah for years" says the guitarist. "I liked its tone and that it would turn off by itself when I wasn’t using it. But there were always a few things that I wanted to change and the Morley engineers helped me make that change." Morley’s first act was to widen what the Tremonti calls the "Middle Sweet Spot.” the middle part of the pedals path makes up about 30 percent of my wah's sweep,” he says. "The added benefit of the widening out the middle area is that the sound doesn’t get quiet as thin at the top." Tremonti's other modification is a boost knob that adds up to 20dB of wah volume for those times when you need to be really heard. "I mostly use the wah when I am soloing, so adding a boost feature seems natural," he says "it lets me cut through the mix" For those that heed the Creed, the Mark Tremonti Power Wah is currently available through Morley dealers as a suggested retail price of $199. __________________ Intellectial Giant (Social Outcast) Quote: (Originally Posted by JenRN) Maybe it's time for some Mullet magic! He can do his Hoffa thing again! Quote: (Originally Posted by Harvey) Women must adore you.

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