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You can buy the guitar. A battered sunburst Strat, the heaviest strings you can find, tuned down half a step into a Tube Screamer, and you still will not sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan. The other half of the sound was standing behind him: two 1964 Fender Vibroverbs, a spinning Fender Vibratone, and a head with Dumble on the front, built by a man who poured epoxy over his circuits so nobody could copy them. And the amp he played on parts of Texas Flood was not even his. In this video: - Number One is only half the sound - Two 1964 Fender Vibroverbs and the spinning Vibratone on Cold Shot - Howard Dumble: amps built for one player's hands, circuits buried in black epoxy - The Steel String Singer, an amp made for acoustic guitars - Montreux 1982, David Bowie, Jackson Browne and Down Town studio - Texas Flood through a borrowed Dumble, and the Steamroller - Cesar Diaz, headroom, and why the copies fail - The absence of distortion

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