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ok, what do we know about Accept's guitar tone?


JimAnsell

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Go to http://www.dinosaurrockguitar.com/new/node/475#Hoffmann

 

The guy who runs this site is a great guy and a huge Accept (and all classic and old school metal) fan. He owns one of Wolf's guitars (a hamer V) and a VERY rare Marshall head made custom for Wolf. It has (2) 100 watt sections in it! Insane. I've jammed with the guy (Dave) before and as soon as you plug in- guitar into amp- no effects needed- it is THE Accept tone.

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Go to
http://www.dinosaurrockguitar.com/new/node/475#Hoffmann


The guy who runs this site is a great guy and a huge Accept (and all classic and old school metal) fan. He owns one of Wolf's guitars (a hamer V) and a VERY rare Marshall head made custom for Wolf. It has (2) 100 watt sections in it! Insane. I've jammed with the guy (Dave) before and as soon as you plug in- guitar into amp- no effects needed- it is
THE
Accept tone.

 

That power section is unbelievable.

 

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Seriously, take a Les Paul, a Tubescreamer or similar, a JCM800 or DSL (or even Plexi if you crank it enough), crank the mids, and if you don't get the Accept tone... well maybe there is simply no tone in your fingers.

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Man I was a big Wolf Hoffman fan back in the day. I swear he always used that white strat on the records. Obviously it didn't have a standard single coil in the bridge.Trying to find some info on it....

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