Joe Bonamassas tone

[SimpleMind]

Has been some years since i last came across a guitar player that talented. Chops, feeling, song writing skills, blistering solos and a tone to die for- that is Joe Bonamassa in a nutshell. The legitime successor of Stevie Ray Vaughn.
I am still waiting for my Diezel Einstein to arrive and am allready GASing badly again. Am really exited to see how the EInstein will handle the vintage Blues sound. And if it doesn`t?
Then i have to get me a Marshall Silver Jubilee 2550 or a Category 5 signature head? No i think that`s out of my league. But a Bogner Shiva or a Budda Superdrive would be fine and of course a Gibson Les Paul. Any of you having experience with the matter?
Here is Joe`s take on lower budget amps:
http://www.jbonamassa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=6986
http://www.jbonamassa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=7442
THE LAST IS A FUNNY THREAD!
http://www.jbonamassa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5181

[Clonetool]

What does all that have to do with Jems?

[dragsternj]

Originally Posted by Clonetool

What does all that have to do with Jems?

Now thats one of the dumbest comments in a long time. How many other topics are being discussed without being in any form jem related.



In regards to Bonamassa. i had a DVD here where he discussed in lenght his guitars and equipment

Joe Bonamassa - Signature Sounds, Styles & Techniques

Its more about the equipment than playing.

[Clonetool]

I'm kidding geesh. Bonamassa is dating some girl from where I live so we cant get rid of him.