Jim Martin
album "Come to the Islands"
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Jim Martin's Gear
In a September 1992 Guitar World Magazine interview, he mentions his customized 1979 Gibson Flying V.
In this interview with Guitar World Magazine, September 1992. Jim said:
"It was basically the same as my live setup. I run my V through a Morley Power Wah fuzz—the old-style 110-volt one—an Eventide H3000S Ultra-Harmonizer and a little delay into a Mesa/Boogie Mark IV to four Marshall cabinets."
In this interview with Guitar World Magazine, September 1992. Jim said:
"It was basically the same as my live setup. I run my V through a Morley Power Wah fuzz—the old-style 110-volt one—an Eventide H3000S Ultra-Harmonizer and a little delay into a Mesa/Boogie Mark IV to four Marshall cabinets."
GW: What kind of rig did you use on the album [Angel Dust]?
MARTIN: It was basically the same as my live setup. I run my V through a Morley Power Wah fuzz—the old-style 110-volt one—an Eventide H3000S Ultra-Harmonizer and a little delay into a Mesa/Boogie Mark IV to four Marshall cabinets. It's good enough for now, but I'm always changing it in some little way. I think that the whole thing is over if you're ever completely satisfied with your guitar sound. My only major change since the last tour is that I-used Marshalls instead of the Mesa, but I blew an amp and it just hasn't been the same since the repair.
In this photo, Jim Martin is clearly seen in front of Marshall 1960A 4x12'' Cabinets.
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Discography
Country and Western Hits Made Famous by America's Greatest Singers (Remaster from the Original Somerset Tapes)
1962
Million Seller Country Hits Made Famous by the Two Great Hanks (Remaster from the Original Alshire Tapes)
1969
Please Come Home For Christmas
2004
Come To The Islands
2006
Bare Footin'
2016
Swinging Through Nashville
2020