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God damn these things are a deal. I've heard they're great. I played an SRV signature strat, Eric Johnson strat, 1956 strat, and a 1958 strat today and none of them could measure up. The neck on that thing is insanely great. $579 brand new.

I absolutely abhor super-strats of any type.. but I gotta say this guitar has the coolest aesthetic.. how do they do photo finishes like that? from : localhost/www.americanmusical.com/item-...brand-129.html

Got to screw around in depth today with my Tweed Pro.

This thread has probably been done a million times, but I am severly bored so whatever....

I've heard tons of people on this site sing the praises of Agile guitars, so I finally took a look at them on the Rondo site and read a bunch of reviews on Harmony also.

ive heard they help people a lot im just kinda getting into guitar and i know we have a metronome laying around somewhere. but i have no idea how to use it and what kind of things to use it with. are there any links i could get info on how to use it..or how to use it to increase my accuracy / dexterity through practice ? thanks

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Help me out, boys.

I am going with the Governors in both my cabs mixed with the g12t75 and manowar or wizard. The Swamp thang is definateley the biggest bass and wallop of all the Eminence I tried but I have too much bass in my amp and need to tone it. If yoo play heavy mmusic or like big bass and clarity you will like these alot. They sound raunchy in a good way and kinda dark but have great highs also so you dont sound like mush. The Wizards are the best to mix with these as I tried every comination with my Eminences as I bought about 9 or 10 different ones. I may be selling the wizards soon if the g12t75 mixes well with the Governors I have. Not sure yet as I need some g12t75 speakers at 8ohms. Possible trades cash if you have the g12t75 8 ohm speakers.

How do I play them correctly? Because I can't get a proper sound when I try, usually I'm just lifting the finger from the string, and I'm sure that's not the real way, because it doesn't really produce much sound at all.