Talk:Geordie Walker

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Would it be rude of me to say that the use of the word "famous" in this article needs to be whittled down a bit?Lulu Jannings 09:13, 16 November 2006 (UTC)

Not rude at all. Three or four such instances of "famous" - which he clearly is not - are now toned down.

Derek R Bullamore 00:13, 22 November 2006 (UTC)

According to a now defunct UK magazine 1-2-Testing, Geordie does not use Chorus as part of his effects. The chorus like sound is achieved by means of a delay line between two amplifiers. In fact, a graphic reproduction of Geordie's amp and effects rig can be seen at www.guitargeek.com