The Leitz Music Podcast: Recent Episodes
Rick Puckett
Welcome to the Leitz Music Podcast! Here, you’ll find a selection of episodes for your listening pleasure, taken from our YouTube channel.
We recently had the honor of hosting The Artist Showcase at Leitz Music. Organized by Lang Holloman, the event featured Adam Holt, Abe Partridge, and Lang Holloman himself. The event was recorded and mixed by Eric King. Featuring several songs from his latest release, "Cotton Fields and Blood for Days" Abe Partridge puts on an entertaining performance from beginning to end! You can find out more about Abe Partridge at his website www.abepartridge.com Enjoy!
We recently had the honor of hosting The Artist Showcase at Leitz Music. Organized by Lang Holloman, the event featured Adam Holt, Abe Partridge, and Lang Holloman himself. The event was recorded and mixed by Eric King. Adam Holt plays an impressive set, featuring a few songs from his upcoming record, "Kind of Blues" which is set to release May 31, 2019. You can find out more about Adam Holt at his website www.adamholtmusic.com Enjoy!
We recently had the honor of hosting The Artist Showcase at Leitz Music. Organized by Lang Holloman, the event featured Adam Holt, Abe Partridge, and Lang Holloman himself. The event was recorded and mixed by Eric King. The experience in this business shows throughout Lang Holloman's set, as he weaves together a collection of songs, several from his album ,"Soul Bells'. Find out more about Lang Holloman at his website www.langhollomanmusic.com Enjoy!
boss #jhs #hosa BOSS and JHS Pedals came together to collaboration to develop an all-new combined circuit (they put a BD-2 and Angry Charlie together in one pedal) with refined sound and a dual-mode drive operation. We think the Boss JB-2 Angry Driver was one the best sounding pedals of 2018, but were curious on how it compared to a Boss BD-2 Blues Driver and JHS Angry Charlie. Let's find out! Gear Used: Fender Vintera 60's Mustang Fender Telecaster Boss BD-2 Boss JB-2 JHS Angry Charlie Dr Z Carmen Ghia Hosa CFP Patch Cables Sennheiser E609 Presonus Studio 2|6 Macbook Pro
Rick & Joe get crazy on this Mega Pedalboard filled with Electro-Harmonix effects pedals. They use a Fender '68 Reissue Vibrolux for the amplifier, and yes, they do turn them all on at the same time! CockFight+ POG2 Synth9 Mel9 B9 Pitch Fork Soul Food Nano Big Muff Pi OpAmp Big Muff Pi Russian Big Muff Pi Deluxe Bass Big Muff Freeze 360L Canyon Oceans 11
Boosts, Overdrives, Distortions, and Fuzzes, oh my! Joe & Rick demonstrate some of the various types of drives found throughout Effects Pedal Land. Hopefully this will help you find which type of drive you need to build your guitar tone! Signal Path: Jackson DKAF7 Multi-scale & 7 string Electric Ibanez TS9 w/ Analogman Silver Mod Boss DS-1 Analogman Silver Modded TS9 electro-harmonix OpAmp Big Muff t.c. Electronics Spark Dr. Z Carmen Ghia We used a Sennheiser e609 into Logic Pro X and no post production EQ or Compression were added.
So now that the pedalboard is all put together, Rick & Joe demonstrate how it operates and sounds!
This is a followup to our Deluxe MemoryMan video in which we noticed a few issues with the vintage 70's Electro-Harmonix Deluxe MemoryMan. We contacted the original designer of the DMM, Howard "Mick" Davis, and asked if he could fix the pedal for us. We shipped it up to NY, and after he fixed the Clock Alignment and Power Supply Circuitry, the pedal is noticeably better sounding than before. We're running these pedals into a Dr. Z Carmen Ghia, and patched them together using Hosa CFP cables.
We found a vintage Deluxe Memory Man from the '70s hiding in the basement and decided to put it up against a Deluxe Memory Man from the '90s, and a current generation DMM. The vintage pedals has some noise to it, but it still works! Signal Chain: Fender American Professional Stratocaster 1970's Deluxe Memory Man 1990's Deluxe Memory Man Current Deluxe Memory Man Fender 65 Reissue Deluxe Reverb Sennheiser 906 Presonus Studio 1824
Joe hooks up every Big Muff we currently have in the store, with the goal of helping you decide which one (or two) belongs on your pedalboard. He ran the Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi, Nano Big Muff Pi, Green Russian Big Muff Pi, Op-Amp Big Muff Pi, and the RYRA Tri-Pi Muff into a Fender '65 Reissue Deluxe Reverb, while playing a 2018 Gibson Faded SG.
We know this video has been done over and over and over again and again on other Channels, so Rick & Joe decided why not do another Tube Screamer Shootout. Ibanez TS808, RYRA The 808, Way Huge Green Rhino, Ibanez TS9, Ibanez TS Mini, MXR GT-OD, Electro-Harmonix East River Drive, Boss OD-1w, all running through a Dr. Z Carmen Ghia 18w amp. We used a Sennheiser e609 and did not add any eq or compression in Logic Pro X.