If you want the good sound, you need a vintage tube drill. Don't get
suckered into getting one of those modelling drills.
:)
Chris
I can get this sound. He used a Black & Decker. Not sure which one.
Any drill will mostly work, except for high end ones.. What you want is
a drill that you pull the trigger and let off, the chuck gradually slows
down.. Some High end drills ( Like my Ryobi and Makita's ) come to an
abrupt stop. A craftsman I have from my dad's estate works just fine.
Just need some delay and chorus, you are there..
I think it's all about the babe who's using the drill in the video. Get
a woman who looks like that to play drill for you, and nobody will care
what it sounds like.
You're right, but what a great visual! Pulling out a drill for the
beginning of a song will definitely get some additional attention (hey
- it's rock and roll!). If you really want to make the crowd's jaws
drop, play "Ted Just Admit It" by Jane's Addition - Navarro uses a
vibrator for a similar effect as the drill.
That is vintage!