Best example of Stiletto Deuce tone?

[barneyc4]

Any bands out there that use the Stiletto Deuce?

Best example?

 

[zakkfaerum]

Hey man, I have one. I can try to hook yo up with some clips. I keep thinking that I'm going to sell it, but then I plug it in and totally change my mind. I know that I have seen Myles Kennedy of Alter Bridge use one live. I saw that in a couple vids on the net. I am not sure who else though.

 

[wetshevanel]

I can send you some songs my band did via aim where I used it. We're a crazy progressive/experimental hardcore band that you might not like, but I think I got a pretty alright tone out of it. I'm not one of those young punk, turn the gain up to ten, chug chug **** tone idiots either. I like my tone warm and my gain low. Let me know if you want to hear.

 

[barneyc4]

zip them and upload them using www.rogepost.com

its free and fast

 

[flieger67]

One prominent user of the Stiletto is Andy Timmons. If you want to hear what he can do with his, check out this live clip of the lead track from his latest disc, "Resolution": http://www.andytimmons.com/video.php?id=0005.

Interestingly, if you listen to studio version of that track from the CD, Andy recorded it mainly with two old Marshalls. In fact, Andy was asked to help voice the Stiletto after Steve Mueller from Mesa heard some of the tracks that were being worked on for "Resolution". If you want more details, try this article: http://www.musicplayers.com/features/guitars/2006/0506_Andy_Timmons.php.

 

[ashjn]

Doesn't he also mix it with a LoneStar though?