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Doug Aldrich' Basic Delay Toneprint

This is Doug’s basic go-to delay that he uses as an ‘always on’ to add a bit of ambience to his sound. Whether solo or rhythm, this delay is sure to be part of Doug’s sound and it can work miracles for yours too. This TonePrint is a tape-like delay with a touch of vibrato for warbly goodness. Recommended settings: set all knobs to 12 o’clock for the standard TonePrint and then adjust to taste.

Doug Aldrich short bio
Doug Aldrich is a Los Angeles based hard-rock guitarist, and he joined the legendary rock band, Whitesnake, in 2003. He also played with Dio, Lion, Hurricane, House of Lords and Bad Moon Rising. Years ago, Doug was also teaching guitar, and he was very much in demand; at one point, he was teaching a whopping 70 students a week.

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