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目前量产的Yngwie签名琴日芬和美芬比较大的区别，我觉得主要有以下几点：
（1）琴体的材料不一样：日芬Yngwie签名琴是Basswood琴体，美芬Yngwie琴是Alder琴体
（2）琴颈的手感不一样：日芬版的琴颈比较薄一些，美芬版的琴颈厚一些。
（3）指板的开槽深度不一样：日芬的开槽深度浅一些，美芬的深一些
（4）拾音器的配置不一样：日芬的琴颈和琴桥的拾音器的配置和美芬7100/7102是一样的，中间的拾音器不一样。日芬版的中间拾音器是Fender拾音器，美芬版的中间拾音器是Dimarzio YJM
（5）拾音器的档位切换开关不一样，日芬版是5档切换开关，美芬版是3档切换开关。
虽然日本市场上的美芬Yngwie版要比日芬的Yngwie版贵不少，但日芬版的做工和音色确实非常好，音色不如美芬明亮，但多了一些中频，看个人喜好了。
目前Yngwie在录音室、现场和演奏会手里使的琴大部分是真正的70年代美国产的Fender，由Fender Japan的Custom Shop将琴颈加工成凹槽形纸板。Sugi吉他的创始人Sugimoto先生在任Fujigen Custom Shop总监之前，在Fender Japan Custom Shop工作时曾亲自为Yngwie制作过凹槽纸板。
Yngwie偶尔也使用一些Fender USA签名琴，琴上加Roland的Sync拾音器，多用于作曲。
Yngwie使用的琴的信息在2002年和2005年的《Young Guitar》杂志上有较多的介绍，大家有机会可以看一看。
下面是Yngwie的Guitar Tech介绍Yngwie的音色，供大家参考：
COMPREHENSIVE "YNGWIE-TONE" & EQUIPMENT SET-UP OVERVIEW INFORMATION:
The speakers Yngwie uses are Celestion G12T-75
Many published sources wrongly claim he uses Greenbacks or 30 watt speakers but that is not the case. He dislikes speaker distortion as he needs a tight response for quick picking and thus uses the 300w cabs on a 50 watt amp head.
I know because I got Yngwie his CELESTION endorsement deal when we had to re-fit several of his old speaker cabs.
When we took them apart...... Poof..... 75 watters.
Typical Amp Settings
NOTE:
These vary slightly based on specific amp
Presence =4-6
Bass =4-5
Mid= 4-6
Treble =6-7
Always add Hall Reverb around 1.7-2.9 seconds depending on song tempo
ADD EQ for guitar at mixing console as follows........
160 Hz and below shelving +3db
180 Hz Parametric +5-6 db
1.6K Parametric +1 db
4.7K and above shelving +3 db
When listening to your amp be sure you are at least 15-20 feet away MINIMUM and NOT directly in front of it.
Be off to one side to avoid hearing an exagerrated high end harshness that will fool you into boosting bass too much and cutting high end to try and "smooth" out or "warm up" sound.
Strings:
8-46 guage
To adjust guitar you should have a small ruler and a capo (to clamp 1st fret).
1) With no Capo installed, tune guitar to playing pitch and adjust springs (3 of them) so back of tremelo is 1/8" off body.
2) Now install Capo at 1st fret.
3) Adjust string height so the HEIGHT OF STRING ABOVE THE FRET AT THE 17th FRET is 1/16" (4/64") for the High e string, b string, g string.
d string should be just barely over the 1/16" (by a smidge).
The A and low E string must be slightly more than 1/16' (4/64") and can be as much as 2.0 mm (5/64").
NOTE: 2.0 mm is just a bit more than 1/16"
4) Check Tuning
5) With Capo still at First fret, depress the last fret where neck meets body (around 19-20th fret)
And with a feeler guage, measure either the A or D string gap between string and fret at the 8th fret position.
There should be some slight relief (gap) of about 0.010
NOTE: This is about the thickness of a Fender Thin guitar pick or Deluxe Business Card.
Many guitars have a rattle and buzz problem because of no relief.
You will quickly see this problem if when you do this test, the strings are literally touching the fret at fret# 8 during this test.
If needed, adjust truss rod to get that 0.010" relief.
6) Check Tuning
7) Now with all the above settings correct and the capo removed and no strings being pressed down.
Lay the guitar down on it's back.
Measure string height at the 12 fret.
The top 4 strings should be 1/16" and the A and low E should be between 1/16" and 2.0 mm.
8) If everything was done right, this guitar should be now set up to the same specs Yngwie plays with.
Thru an amp you will hear no fret rattle or buzz.
When playing unplugged, only a hard picking should cause a small but acceptable amount of fret noise in the middle 4th-11th fret region of the neck due to string vibration
9) PICKUP HEIGHT
Depress high e & Low E string at last Fret on highest fret on the neck...
Measure distance from string to Pole piece of pickup
NECK PUÂ Â Â (treble side = 1.0mm) (bass side= 1.0mm)
BRIDGE PUÂ (treble side = 0.5 mm) (bass side = 2.0 mm)
NOTE: this is closer than factory spec but Yngwie likes it this way.
The rig is as follows.........
Guitar >>>>> DOD250 (NOT Yellow -grey only)>>>>>> Boss NS2 Noise Suppresor>>>> Amp Hi Input (upper left) (no bridging inputs) >>>>>>>> Powerbrake (or THD Hotplate if needed) >>>>>>> Speaker Cab 4X12 with Celestion G12T-75 speakers
Note:
When using gray DOD 250 pedals use the loop in the Boss NS2 pedal
When using new DOD308 pedal, run Overdrive and Noise Pedal in sinple series
The "key" ingredients to the Yngwie sound are..............
1) HS3/YJM pickups
2) Light strings on scalloped neck for vibrato
3) Gray DOD Overdrive Pedal (new YJM308 as second choice).... but NOT the Yellow 250 reissue pedal.
4) A vintage style Marshall head without all the modern higain preamp distortion.
5) Celestion G12T-75 watt speakers (greenbacks and others dont do it right....too mushy and weak on low end..... vintage 30s are often too thick in the mids and give a muddy tone that ruins clarity.... but Mesa Rectifier players love them.) |
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