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PG's Jason Shadrick is On Location at Manifold Recording in North Carolina talking gear with Jimmy Herring.



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Jim
on 10/15/2012 		Does anyone have contact info for Bill DeLap? Thanks.
Brett
on 10/08/2012 		Lol, it is just an American Standard, nothing special...oh, just Dunlop flatted the neck and the Loller pick ups. Just an average Strat.
gibstrat
on 10/07/2012 		great stuff and his first solo cd "lifeboat" is great also!
Joel Byron
on 10/06/2012 		Brooke, the monitor rig is used with Widespread Panic. Jimmy rarely uses monitors with his solo project. The stages are smaller and he likes to hear the band as it is. In response to other questions; the preamp tubes are NOS GE as is the rectifier tube. The Normal channel preamp tube has been pulled and the Tremelo has been disconnected on the Super Reverb. This gives more gain and fidelity to the Bright channel, which Jimmy prefers.
Steve
on 10/05/2012 		Great rundown and a super nice guy. I run a very similar rig but with an old Marshall JMP.
Brooke
on 10/05/2012 		I was looking for this the other day! Great rundown! Jimmy seems like a down to earth guy. I was curious to see his multi-volume pedal monitor system that PG reported on last year. Follow up video?
Joel Byron
on 10/04/2012 		I think the power tubes are Svetlana Winged C 6L6's. The rectifier is new old stock. Not sure about the brand of the rectifier or the preamp tubes. Jimmy uses V-picks, Large Lite Pointed. The other guitars are as follows. The brown Strat belongs to Jimmy's FOH engineer, Rush Anderson, it has Lollar single coils for humbucker pickups. Rush brought it for Jimmy to check out on that tour. Jimmy now has a black Warmoth Strat with those pickups in it that he's using instead of the Tele. The second "guitar" is actually a 6-String Modulus that belongs to Neal Fountain, the bass player in Jimmys's band. The blue Tele is my guitar. I bring it as a personal guitar to play in hotels.
ol goob
on 10/04/2012 		Well, that ol Jimmy is just a nice ol feller with a nice ol tone, ain't he?
RJR
on 10/04/2012 		What a lovely gentleman. Regarding the Strat, you can use a 1 meg pot for the second pot as a volume for only the neck pickup, where the neck pickup volume pot is before the pickup selector switch. Then, you would wire the first pot as a master volume for both pickups after the selector switch, and keep the third pot as the master tone. This way, you can back off the neck pickup volume pot and keep the desired neck/bridge mix ratio, while controlling the overall volume of the mix with the master volume control, where the on-floor volume pedal is no longer needed. The neck pickup would "see" an individual volume and a master volume, just as each pickup on a vintage Gretsch 6120 does.
Marty
on 10/04/2012 		What tubes in the amp?



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