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was posted at the JCF forum and thought it would be interesting(man, just give me a neck and a body, it's not like you are going to miss it)
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The Ashdown Peacemaker combos seem to be getting a good rightup... Ashdown are famous for bass amps and the Fallen Angel metal amps, but the peacemakers seem quite good spec - and look REALLY cool

I've just found one torque amp on my cousins garage. I can't find any info on the web about this brand.

For Erik amp; Davey
How about a flamed maple neck?

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hey guys...i just recently got a Tokai Love Rock Goldtop les paul, and i love it....i was bored so i recorded this short clip for fun

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Has anyone out there tried tuning a 24.75quot; scale guitar to drop-C? Will it intonate?

what would the best duncans be to put it the above guitar?

Just for me, I want to get the experience...
Anyhoo I was thinking about watching the tech do it for the Charvel that needs it and with the money I have left, buy a neck (Squier or MIM Fender, something cheap) and work on it. Of course that means I need a BAD neck

I am thinking about trying a pair of SM-3 but don't know how loud they are. the resistence are 6.29 at neck and 11.6 at bridge. how loud are they compared to other duncan alnico5 humbuckers? for example, 59 or Custom5. I have both of those so they are good reference.

And it actually has some Duncan content! Get your next one ready
LP Pro Deluxe with Duncan P90s, just some mellow noodling over a nice backing. Savage Macht 6 amp into a custom-built 2x10 cab.

Hey guys.

Alright, I got my Hot Rod 50 last saturday. Since then I've used it for my rock project rehearsal and my funk/afrobeat band's rehearsal.

I bought a Fender Duosonic RI for my 8 year old (good for small hands and it was dirt cheap). I replace the pickups with a Strat lil 59 in the bridge and a Duckbucker in the neck providing two classic sounds.

This is a very simple video clip I made for Davey to demonstrate the sound of my 1986 Pro-Tube 30 (single channel, 3x 12AX7, 2x 6V6), with and without the pull boosts on the EQ. There are a few Pro-Tube amps floating out there, and I think that they are a great bargain - without the boost, they sound a bit like a modded Marshall; with the EQs boosted, it has a very modern/Soldano sound. For the money, a Pro-Tube a 4x12 cabinet is a great way to step into an all-tube, UK-made rock head that sounds great for hard rock and metal.

Can anyone elaborate on the differences between the two and if the twin measures up to the Reverb model?

for nut width? A lot of manufacturers use decimals instead of fractions for nut width. I wanted to find out what nut width I prefer using, 1 5/8ths or 1 11/16ths based on the guitars I've owned or tried in the past. For example my parker nitefly is 1.68quot; I don't know what that ends up equaling in fractions. I suck at math.

Well, I've got a great Agile AL-2500 LP copy (mahogany body, set maple neck with rosewood fretboard)