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I bought a cheap korean Gretsch hollow-body the other day, I needed something for lugging around to practise/lessons etc.

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Has anyone tried a JB in a maple-bodied guitar (superstrat type)? Just curious as to what it sounds like. I had JB in a mahogany Hamer Chapparal years ago (w/Floyd) and it was great, but being that maple is a bright sounding wood I'm wondering if the JB will be a little too trebly.

Well I finally got some of the live mixes of our stuff from playing at Ground Zero here in Clarksdale, MS.....We have 4 available on our myspace page, all of them written by my 14 year old sister who also sings/plays lead guitar on the tracks.

Are they comparable? What is the difference? I am interested in practice and minimal recording. Whats the better option? Also, does a wah work alright in front of a guitarport? Whats the advangtage of RiffTracker?

I did this one with a full quot;bandquot;, drums, bass, and me on guitars. Hope you like it, this time I dont think there are any timing problems. I doubled alot of parts, and had alot of harmonies going. Man this song was nice to play, its one of my favorites. BTW- Rakun, you inspired me to record this one. Heres the link:

A Digitech Screaming Blues overdrive/distortion pedal and a 15 watt Marshall amp for a POD XT 2.0. Look at Harmony Central for reviews on both products. both are in excellent shape.

I was looking on the Rivera website, at the Knucklehead, and it states that the quot;55 Watt [version] has 2 EL-34’s, and the 100 Watt has 4 El-34’squot;

I'm selling a mint Vox V847 Wah Pedal unmodded and it includes original box, leather case, and even has the original plastic bottom covering. This pedal does not have a scratch on it and the chrome is perfect. I have never gigged with it or mounted it to any sort of pedalboard and only use it on the rare occasion to emulate Voodoo Child or other late 60's, hendrix riffs. I'm asking 85$.