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I'm looking to trade Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition w/25 CALs (sealed in Box). I am looking to trade this for some type of equipment.Things that I'm looking for.
1. USA Fender Strat or Gamp;L

Well I briefly got this hooked up this weekend through my amp and got to play with it. My first impression is that it sounds great through the distortion channel but not clean channel. On the distortion channel, the sound comes through clean and punchy. You can really tell a difference when its engaged and when its not. For some reason it makes the clean channel sound very thin. I'm still not sure why this is as I didn't get alot of time to play with the thing. Maybe a few more tweaks will help this problem. I could really see myself using this in a live situation as it would really help you cut through the mix and hit you with that chest rumbling punch.

i was looking into loop pedals since i have a song i'm working on now that would sound great with 3 guitars but my band only has 2 lol. it's a quick and simple repeating lead line in one area of the song that i'd like to use a loop pedal for while i play another part and the other guitarist a third part. so i need a loop pedal that can handle high gain use and loop my one lead part while i play rhythm under it without it turning into a muddy wall of noise. the longer the loop time the better obviously. so does anyone know of a good loop pedal that can do this? so far the only one i found that looks to be great with it's record and playback features etc. is the zvex lofi loop junky but i rather not spend $350 on a pedal if i don't have to. also if the part can be pre-recorded by me and saved like the lofi loop junky can do and then just turned on when the part is needed that would be best.

I have some extra cash so I'm thinking about picking this up..

I was just listening to quot;I Believe In A Thing Called Lovequot; and quot;Love Is Only A Feelingquot;, yeah, I admit it, I got a weak spot for that kind of 80's hard rock or what you wanna call it..anyway, I was wondering if you know what pickups they use, because they got a pretty cool, and pretty heavy tone (at least the rythm tone on quot;I Believe In A Thing Called Lovequot;), and the melody lines in quot;Love Is Only A Feelingquot; sounds beautiful.. I know they use Les Paul's, but do you think the pickups are stock?? Or do you think it's the Marshall amplifiers that gives them that beautiful tone, like the melody lines in quot;Love Is Only A Feelingquot;, and the rythm sound in quot;I Believe In A Thing Called Lovequot;? The solos have an awesome tone too.. Hope you can answer my question.

So I bought some seymour duncans to throw in my jazzmaster and I'm wondering what mounting rings will fit these humbuckers. I have a JB and a Jazz Humbucker. The JB will go in the bridge and the Jazz will go in the neck. Should I pick up some of those standard gibson mounting rings or is there a specific size/brand i need to get?

Guys this thing sounds horrible. JB bridge, 4 wire Duckbucker mid and Vintage rails neck. It was wired using the Megaswitch diagram found here .

I have been planing on making my first Les Paul copy for a long time now.... Thinking this winter would be a good time and place to get started... Since it looks like this winter will be cold and snowy not much else to do....

I'm starting to get irritated with the 490 Gibson stockie set (very sterile) and want SD to come to the rescue. My preferences: PAF output, bright neck, something different than in my LP (Jazz/JB), and note that I really like the 59 bridge - so if you think it's a good match, let me know. Any suggestion is welcome - thanks.

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