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When did Richie stop using wireless?
If you have not noticed yet, Richie is the only member in Bon Jovi who is actually plugged in by a wire into his amp. During the 80's Richie, like many other acts went wireless and used that for a while. Yet, on the Live in London DVD he only uses wireless during LYHOM and is plugged in during all the other songs. The explanation for this was to maintain the original tone, because wireless tends to change it, true or not, anyone know when he exactly started plugging back in? I'm guessing it was around the KTF tour but I'm not sure.
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He's the only one who uses floor monitors too. The rest of the band uses in-ear monitors.
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I remeber an interview where he said something like he hates wireless.
I'll try to find it... |
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i always thought the in ear ones were so they can hear themselves sing so they can tell if they are in tune or whatever.....if that is true i think jon's is broken ;) |
Jons voice on the recent ten night run in NJ was strong, it held up very well and he was very much in tune!!!
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Inner ear is a newer system, floor monitors do virtually the same thing except you are more free to move away from them..etc and hear the crowd instead of just hearing yourself during the entire show. Would love to find that Richie interview regarding wireless. |
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so the floor monitors are speakers? |
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this is what I think about the whole "wireless" situation...
If it was good enough (using a wireless setup) for Richie in the 80's, keeping in mind the sound he was getting out from his amps, as well as how much more the shows were exciting since they were free enough to run around the stage like crazy, how can people claim wireless "takes" away the tone and quality?? Does that mean Richie played with a crap shitty sound all throughout the 80's??? I don't think so... just doesn't make any sense to me especially since we are in the year 2007 with amazing technological equipment available |
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I happen to think the sound Richie has had since '95 is far better than that in the late '80s. I daresay a lot of this has to do with the poor mixes that the '80s boots have offered us, yet it still seems that the wired sound has been a lot richer and more organic sounding. |
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