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I outgrew these years ago and they've been sitting in a box that I just found. Someone PLEASE take these. Just pay $4 to cover priority mail shipping.
Damn! I was kinda hopin' 4 somethin pink.

That ****** rocket Estaban has a new electric guitar out. What kind of pickups does anyone suggest?? LOL!!!!

I've decided against getting a really cheap axe, and I'm looking for something along the lines of the ESP Ltd MH-400... from : localhost/played that in the shop and I absolutely love it - theres just something about the feel of ESP's that I really like.

What do you run from your line out plug on your head to the amp cabinet itself? Is it an ordinary instrument cable or do you need a dedicated chord for this duty? Just curious as I don't have a seperate amp and cabinet yet and may need this info one day...

I've got a Boss GT-6. I love it dearly. Since I've owned it (probably 6 months or so), it's gotten me everywhere I want to be tonally, and I still discover new **** whenever I goof with it. I have absolutely no problem dealing with the technical aspects (read: programming) of it, either. I take it to my drummer's house, plug it into the effects return on his stack, and am tickled to death with how it sounds. All in all, I've never been so satisfied with a piece of gear.

I'm thinking about this pickup for the bridge position of my Godin SD. The Stag-Mag would be two single coils which can be combined to form a humbucker, but how would I do that? Does the SM come with a push-pull pot (the Godin only has two controls: volume and tone)? How do the two modes (SC and HB) of the Stag-Mag sound?

I have a Marshall 1960A cabinet for sale. The wiring is set up so it only runs in mono, but this can be fixed very easily. I'm looking to get $375 for it. You'll also have to pay for shipping. Price is negotiable. PM me if you're interested.

I've heard some talk about this mod. How exactly does it change the sound of the pickups compared to the stock 9v system?

First off, I would like to say Hi to everyone on this forum.

Got a used bargain-price amp a few days ago. For about 90 US$, the used-dealer thought it was solid-state. A discontinued Hughesamp;Kettner quot;Studio 84quot; amp (AKA quot;Tube 20quot;) HOWEVER
When i play bassy notes a bit louder (clean or dirty) I hear an amplified glass rattling sound. I've read that the taller EL84 are prone to rattle. Even with the amp off, if i give a little knock on the top, i can hear the sound of glass (kinda like a tray-full of empty drinking classes being carried down the hall)