How To Learn Brian May Selector Switch Guitar Settings For Any Queen Song - Tutorial Lesson
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- How To Learn Brian May Selector Switch Guitar Settings For Any Queen Song - Tutorial Lesson
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Brian May is known for using a custom-built guitar, the Red Special, which he helped design with his father in the early 1960s. The Red Special features a unique wiring system with three individual pickups and a series of switches that allow for a wide range of different pickup combinations.
The guitar selector switch on the Red Special is a six-way rotary switch that allows Brian May to select between different pickup configurations. These configurations include single coil, humbucking, and out-of-phase settings, giving him a diverse range of tones to work with.
Additionally, Brian May also uses a custom-made treble booster pedal to further shape his tone and achieve his signature sound. This pedal helps to push the amp into overdrive and adds sustain and compression to the signal, giving his guitar solos a distinct and powerful sound.
Video by James Rundle
Hi James, great to see you back in my feed again. Hope all is well with you and the family. Rock on. Ian
Thanks, you too!
Nicely explained James. No flim flam, nice simple clear language.
Thank you !
Still the best BM resource on You Tube !
Just the video I have been looking for after recently buying a red special thanks james 👍
Hope you enjoy playing your new guitar 😊
I think you're the most obsessed with Brian May (it terms of guitars of course) on the Internet! ) Love your vids, watching and re-watching many of your Queen / LZ tutorials and tips. Great content. Thank you.
Beautiful guitar. Mine is getting converted at the moment.
I hope you’re pleased with the results 😊
So glad to see you posting again! Hoping you and the family are well...and the new look (i.e the mustache/beard are very attractive, lol! Happy Spring, @James Rundle!!
What an interesting and instructive video!.This is Amazing!.☺️🎸💕 Thank you, James!. 👍
Really useful thanks James
Glad it’s helped 😊
Thanks James! You are really working hard to share your knowledge of the RS. Very much appreciated! I still don't get that nice 'fat' tone and a great guitar player can do it at my guitar, so it is me:-(. Do you have a video of how to attack the strings to get that full sound? I use a 6 pence but it still sounds way too clean. Couldn't find it in your long range of video's....but there are so many that i might have overlooked that one. If not it might be a good item for a new video:-). Thanks for all your work!
Try this vid 😊 th-cam.com/video/N7v3j6Ygchc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PrHZOHKmTsx7TKR6
@@Rocklicks72 thanks!!
Hello, which version of Red Special do you have?
It’s a BMG upgraded by RS Conversions
Thanks !!!!
ohh if i wasnt born in Brazil id buy a Red Special for me, it's so cool to understand more of how it makes those iconic sounds
i do wonder what is the configuration Brian most used on live shows, i know he has one but i can't remember which
Brianmayguitars.co.uk ship worldwide 😊
Hey james, I just got a red special, and i was curious about the tremolo arm, is it supposed to just slide in and out of the tremolo? Or is it supposed to just stay in place
Check this page and it shows you how to tighten arm up 😊 shop.brianmayguitars.co.uk/bmg-special-support.html
@Rocklicks72 ah i see, thanks! I got it nice and adjusted
@@salt9485 nice one 😊
I honestly feel like the individual switches are so much more intuitive than the traditional pickup selector switch.
It’s interesting how a lot of older guitars like Burns had selector switches. But the popularity of the Strat seemed to take over and make the 5 way switch almost standard.
Yeah, probably cheaper :[
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Hey i have the bm-75 deluxe which doesnt have a out of phase switch. Can i still get the screamy sound out of it?
There’s a upgrade you can do to get the out of phase guitarnuts2.proboards.com/thread/9624/harley-benton-series-parallel-mod
How come 6ou stopped using a pick?
Depends what I’m playing. I like using my fingers mostly.
Brian May uses fingers more than people realise. Not always a sixpence