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DEFCON Creator said:
I think Tiny wrote "Tip-Toe Thru the Tulips" just for you John..
thehotpepper.com said:
That's a cool pic.
I'm a fan of Boss pedals....own several myself...but having that many on the floor is asking for trouble.,,especially with a rambunctious singer on the loose..heh heh...
Right now I'm using a cheap digitech multi-pedal for sound modeling and most effects....plus on the floor.. a crybaby and an danelectro overdrive and a boss heavy metal to overdive the crybaby.
I have a few Boss pedalss myself, never leave home without my Metal Zone pedal. I have a few other effects pedals and wah's, but I generally use the different mods on my Line 6 Spider amp.chuk hell said:
I have played for many years. I play mostly delta blues, Robert Johnson is my hero, Lightnin Hopkins, Johnny Winter. Electric player favs are Nugent, Malmsteen ( Far Beyond the Sun is the best song he has),SRV is a god.
Laffin at the Malsteen is pissed the 80's are over, lol, I saw him at G3 last year and he was so out of his element, time to retire Yngwie.
Interesting thread, thank for the heads up Tracy !!!
Later gang, Aj
Laffin at the Malsteen is pissed the 80's are over, lol, I saw him at G3 last year and he was so out of his element, time to retire Yngwie.
Interesting thread, thank for the heads up Tracy !!!
Later gang, Aj
We got another guitar player over here! (waves)
I've got a nice big accoustic jobber, a cheap Les Paul copy which plays realy nicely that I bought from the local dealer on a whim, and a 1966 Fender Duosonic Music Master (bottom end of the Jaguar/ Mustang/ Jazzmaster line) previously owned by a friend of Brian May, and played by the man himself. That was an 18th Birthday present for me. It was made on 6/6/66, which is near enough to 666 to be sufficiently "metal" and cool.
It also means that the guitar is 10 years older than me
Trying to build up my calluses again.
Favourites: Billy Corgan, Chris Vrenna, Marilyn Manson, Kim Thayil, Blink 182, Alkaline Trio, that kind of thing. Oh, and Dandy Warhols, etc. Not so much impressed with shredding solos as catchy hooks, pop melodies, etc. Corgan is the master of breathtaking choruses, in my view.
Used to be a glam rocker: CC DeVille, Dave "The Snake" Sabo and Scotti Hill, Mick Mars, that kind of thing, but embraced grunge in a BIG way when it came out.
Oh, and Slash, of course. I've got a great photo of me circa 1994 which I'll try and post later (when my f**king FTP starts working again...) to give you all a laugh.
I've got a nice big accoustic jobber, a cheap Les Paul copy which plays realy nicely that I bought from the local dealer on a whim, and a 1966 Fender Duosonic Music Master (bottom end of the Jaguar/ Mustang/ Jazzmaster line) previously owned by a friend of Brian May, and played by the man himself. That was an 18th Birthday present for me. It was made on 6/6/66, which is near enough to 666 to be sufficiently "metal" and cool.
It also means that the guitar is 10 years older than me
Trying to build up my calluses again.
Favourites: Billy Corgan, Chris Vrenna, Marilyn Manson, Kim Thayil, Blink 182, Alkaline Trio, that kind of thing. Oh, and Dandy Warhols, etc. Not so much impressed with shredding solos as catchy hooks, pop melodies, etc. Corgan is the master of breathtaking choruses, in my view.
Used to be a glam rocker: CC DeVille, Dave "The Snake" Sabo and Scotti Hill, Mick Mars, that kind of thing, but embraced grunge in a BIG way when it came out.
Oh, and Slash, of course. I've got a great photo of me circa 1994 which I'll try and post later (when my f**king FTP starts working again...) to give you all a laugh.
somehow i just keep ended up with more and more gear - even though i only play 2 of my guitars really.
i have a sea green peavey telecaster style (reactorAX, i think), a candy red american strat with a s&d humbucker in the bridge, a wine red gibson les paul standard, a 1936 martin (i dont play this anymore..), a cheap fender classical nylon string guitar, and then the 2 i play: a graphite ernie ball music man john petrucci model 6 string, and a red burst ernie ball music man john petrucci 7 string. those are the best playing guitars i have ever had. you can get all kinds of sounds out of them really. if youre in the market for a new guitar, dont count out ernie ball, they make some fabulous instruments.
i have a sea green peavey telecaster style (reactorAX, i think), a candy red american strat with a s&d humbucker in the bridge, a wine red gibson les paul standard, a 1936 martin (i dont play this anymore..), a cheap fender classical nylon string guitar, and then the 2 i play: a graphite ernie ball music man john petrucci model 6 string, and a red burst ernie ball music man john petrucci 7 string. those are the best playing guitars i have ever had. you can get all kinds of sounds out of them really. if youre in the market for a new guitar, dont count out ernie ball, they make some fabulous instruments.
Some locking tuners are a pain in the ass, especially if you have a flyode rose. It makes quick tuning into a long ordeal. I've been thinking about trading in my Ibenez for a Strat because of the tuning issues.ross said:
ross said:
Marshel Half Stack!!!