Wednesday, June 26, 2024
ElectricGuitar

Guitar Tone Tips with the Great Jared James Nichols


We were super excited to have Jared James Nichols drop by our store while on tour to chat all things BLUES POWER, show us some epic riffs and his style of playing.

In this video, Jared gives his some of his top tone tips and passes on some of his wisdom on how to find your signature sound! This is a really amazing opportunity to learn from one of the greats.

Have a listen and let us know what you think! Watch out for more content with Jared coming very soon.

Amps used:
JJN-20RH MKii https://gtrgtr.uk/JJN20RHBlackstar
JJN-212VOC Cab – https://gtrgtr.uk/JJN212VOCBSCab

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36 thoughts on “Guitar Tone Tips with the Great Jared James Nichols

  • Sound advice from one of the undisputed kings of tone… and awesomeness ???????? Thank you

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  • This gentleman has an intelligence and vocabulary far above his peers, many of which are incapable of stringing two sentences together without spewing immature disgusting filth.

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  • Awesome info…and frustrating lol! I play so differently and tried to play using his methods and I suck

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  • You are definitely a throwback to the past. Sometimes simple is better. The hands are the key to great players. So true. Glad to see you carry on the tradition of players like Leslie West.

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  • For me, the type of g-string I'm wearing deeply affects my tone. It will dictate my amount of booty shakin' and, inherently, my tone and phrasing.

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  • I wish him to get out good. There are many people who get money with guitars, strings, amps, and so on… i wish him he can go his own way.

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  • Can’t understand why Gibson won’t throw on a set neck with Gibson headstock and call it a day. If I’m buying a signature model I don’t want it to be an epiphone when for an extra month of saving up I can get a Gibson!! Because well bottom line is it’s a Gibson and Gibson’s are the cool! Yet they insist on releasing signatures as epiphones.

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  • I love the fact that Jared's n⁰ 1 guitar is a $699 epiphone, and his n⁰ 2 is a real deal '53 les paul

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  • was expecting you to do american women at some point..you had that kneck tone with just rolling that dial..cheers man enjoyed your video

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  • I wish he would have talked about why he uses a 250k volume pot and whether or not it has a treble bypass capacitor.

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  • 4:38 Many people sound like crap when using this kind of muffled tone, almost like their guitar is out of tune or poorly intonated. Jared is not one of those people.

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  • Awesome guy, awesome player. Almost got to meet him in Amsterdam at a workshop, but Corona happened and all gigs and events got cancelled ????. Hope to see him live some day!

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  • Awesome tips from an awesome player, thanks for a great video! I had been playing guitar for many, many years before I started using my tone knob and I agree… it's actually a great way to tweak your tone and get some really great sounds out of your guitar without needing additional gear.

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  • All you said about I made the same expierences over 50 years of playing guitar. Now my favorite guitar is a Vandenberg 1 with one Dommenget Motherbucker 20 kohm pickup, 1 volume, 1 tone and 10 t0 46 strings, perhaps 9.5 to 44. Thanks and good luck /health!

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  • why not just have a neck pickup as well if you want a neck pickup sound? It doesn't make any sense not to have one.

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  • Thanks man????????????????. You also have to feel and play it. Then you can also use effects. Thank you.???????????? Greetings from Germany and The Cute Urchins. All the best wishes. ????????????

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  • Technique and style are in the hands. Stevie sounds like stevie, because he plays like Stevie..

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  • Hey Jared,
    I’m new to your channel (I subscribed!). Love your tips on tone. For sure…it’s all in the hands! One question: Were you influenced by Ted Nugent? I see and hear that Ted “snarl” and feel in your playing ????
    Peace

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  • Oh man you are so right ! Your tips are so helpfull ! The Clapton woman tone is the perfect example on is Firebird !!!! By the way your guitar sounds great !!!

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