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Hello to all,
I'm a little hesitant to ask in case of getting laughed down, but is it possible to get a Santana type lead tone (particularly in the song 'Smooth') from a Fender Prosonic with a Les Paul guitar?

Does your pickguard ply change your sound?

Just finished wiring my S/H/S strat (thanks to advice from Fritz through my other thread regaridng a minor out of phase glitch ). Tried S/H/S as an experiment but it's an amazing combination, and with a neck blender pot all seven PU combinations really are very useable.

A store close by are getting them in a few weeks time and they are really exited about a few of the models. They are getting the Custom 50 and Studio/Stage MKII. The Custom are supposed to be a quot;Marshall killerquot; but I have heard that quote way to many times.

My SD Pickup Booster is great, but sometimes the switch doesn't engage. You really have to stomp on it, I mean hard, to get it to kick in. If you hit it a little softer, and this is only occasionaly, you get a massive drop in volume. Not like it is off completely, but maybe only about 20 percent of the normal volume. Then you have to stomp on it again really hard a few times to get it back to normal.

I just got done doing some pickup swaps and mods and such, and realized that there are some certain mods that I do to all guitars, regardless of body shape, pickups, bridge, wood, etc.

Do you guys have any tips on playing without looking at the frets?
I happen to look at them whenever I do solos. I trying to force myself to not look when its anything other than single notes. I notice that in most solo guitarists look at their frets while doing solos, so I guessing its okay for when you do solos.

I was looking at buying one of these mg series amps. I'm looking for something i can play in my room and could be used for a gig maybe later on. I tried the 30w version and it was pretty loud for being 30w. I just want your guys opinion on what you guys think i should get.

i must admit that i bought my laney head because tony iommi played one, but i must admit i love it.

Being in Canada there is lots of Godin guitars around the local shops. I have been finding that they are made extremely well, out of better tone woods, better electronics, and better hardware then most of the other guitars in the cheaper range. The under $1000 Canadian dollar range they almost beat everything going..... but they have a funky shape that some people do not find that great. I love the fact that they are mostly Canadian made and compete with the overseas imports! The Godin Solidac i own is great!!!! The peizo Trem bridge and the Mahogany neck, nice quilted maple top, locking tuners..... The Acoustic sounds that bridge makes is great i never take a real acoustic to shows anymore....