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So, today I hooked up my amp and got this really heavy nasty distortion which I figured you guys might like .Here's how it all happened.

I just relized a friend of mine who I have only heard play maybe 5 times for a very brief time each time, uses a Dimarzio Evolution and he sounds amazing.

I made the mistake of ordering a Zebra Neck and a Reverse Zebra Bridge, and in order to get the reverse zebra look I have to flip the neck pickup around so the pole pieces are on the inside for the neck and on the outside for the bridge. APH-1N, and APH-1B

Well, it seems most of you guys didn't feel like listening to my other tune, quot;The O-Burnquot; So here's something different for me, but all too common to this forum. It is:

I was thinking maybe a combination of the V30 and the G12H-30 in the open back 2x12 cabinet,but have the cabinet wired for stereo...Both speakers at 8 ohms a piece? What are you guy's thoughts on the Avatar stuff? Isn't it Jumpmarine that has one of these already? Give me some scoop on this and how it sounds in the mids and lows....???
quot;This is the Great looking and Great sounding G212H Custom cab which is available with your choice of black or blond tolex covering, deluxe fabric grills, closed back or open back design, and with many different speaker choices and combinations. The G212H Custom cab is easy and portable and goes great with combo amps, heads and rack systems. Check out the Eminence or the Celestion specs, descriptions and sound samples to help you decide which are the best speakers for your personal requirements. The best is the G212H cab with two Celestion Alnico Blues..$649. One Alnico Blue and one G12H30 is also very sweet at $499. Both of those two cabs are favorites with guys with high end tube amps like the THD amps. Lately, the popular thing in many of the tone chat rooms, has been to do combos of speakers...and the most popular is to have one G12H30 and one V30...which is the best of both tone worlds...please see the G212H SPECIAL page. You are welcome to do any combo of speakers. The tone distinction between open/closed back is that you get a more focused tone and more bottom end in a closed back cab where an open back cab lets the mids and highs from the back of the speaker cones out into the room giving more of a larger spatial quality. The cab is constructed of high quality 3/4 inch voidless 11 PLY Baltic Birch plywood. The cab is built with rabbett and dado interlocking side joints for extreme strength. It is available with either a Vintage Wheat fabric grill, Deluxe Vintage Fender cloth grill, Oxblood grill or Black grill. It has two 1/4 inch in/out jacks (for daisy chaining with another speaker cab) mounted on the steel input panel. Available in ONE of the following configurations: 4 ohm mono, 8 ohm mono, 16 ohm mono, 8 ohm stereo, and 16 ohm stereo. It has protective nickel corners, and large recessed steel bar handles. The dimensions are 21quot; H x 28.5quot; W x 12 1/2quot; D. Weight is approximately 45-55 lbs depending on speakers. One year warranty and 14 day return policyquot;

heyyo,
I just caught a on the grand 'bay.

hey guys, i've been contemplating this for a while and i think i know what i want to do with my Ibanez. Look at the attachment and tell me what you think. Keep in mind that the bridge pickup would be a Phat Cat. everything else is self explanitory.

SOLD!!

Ok so today I restrung my Floyd for the first time (dun dun). I had D'addario heavy bottoms before (10, 13, 17, 30, 42, 52 ) and the guitar was set up for this gauge. Everything sounded good, I only had buzz on the G string (not enough to bother when amplified) and the rest played great.
Now today I restrung it, and it's tuned. I didn't lock the nut yet, it's just resting. Tomorrow I will intonate it (er... try... I've only kinda just started guitar. About 3 months ago) and see if I have to raise the action. But can you guys give me tips already? Right now the G string buzzes when played open, on the frets. The others don't (unless of course I slam them). When fretting though I get quite a lot of buzz that I did NOT get before. I don't really understand that. Right now I'm using Ernie Ball Slinkytop Heavy bottom (exact same gauges as before).