Supro David Bowie 1961 Dual Tone Hardtail | CME Gear Demo | Sam Porter скачать в хорошем качестве

Supro David Bowie 1961 Dual Tone Hardtail | CME Gear Demo | Sam Porter

In celebration of #DavidBowie birthday Supro is releasing the #Supro David Bowie 1961 Hand-numbered edition of 400 guitars Shop Supro here: https://bit.ly/3kT7QJ7 #SamPorter delivers the deets on this ultra-limited release from Supro in this #CMEGearDemo. Only 400 were made and we've got a few so get yours before it's gone. WHOOPS! Sam said HUMBUCKER, those aren't HUMBUCKERS, they are Supro Vistatone pickups! The Supro Vistatone pickup is a faithful reproduction of the groundbreaking, single-coil design developed for Valco by Ralph Keller in the early 1950s and made famous by musicians such as Link Wray, David Bowie, Robert Smith, Dan Auerbach and Jack White. The Vistatone pickup is cited as “prior art” by Seth Lover in his famous patent for the Gibson “PAF” Humbucker. The Vistatone pickup has a huge fat tone that works exceptionally well with fuzz pedals and overdriven tube amps. The bridge pickup is wound slightly hotter than the neck pickup which is reverse wound for hum canceling operation when combined with the bridge unit. During the recording of the Reality album in New York City in early 2003, Bowie purchased two early-60’s Supro Dual Tone guitars on EBay. One of them, which is prominently featured on the cover art of the New Killer Star single, was a 1961 hardtail model. Developed by Supro with assistance from the David Bowie Archive, the David Bowie 1961 Dual Tone is based on the hard tail David Bowie played on the Reality album and throughout his final world tour, “A Reality Tour”, in 2003-2004. Although he played a variety of guitars throughout his career, Bowie enjoyed a special relationship with the iconic vintage 61 Supro Dual Tone. Check out our Giveaways page to win gear! - https://www.chicagomusicexchange.com/...