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This week, Dan goes dark on this Vintage Select Edition '59 White Falcon with the help of an 'ol blood Procession reverb. I bet you thought you were just going to hear power chords or a rippin' rockabilly sesh. Falcon's can be sad too...
| Guitar | Gretsch G6228 Player's Edition Jet w/ V Stoptail |
| Amp | Mesa Boogie Mark V:35 Head |
| Effects | Old Blood Noise Endeavors Procession Reverb |
Artist: Dan Zimmerman
