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Hi all,

I've searched this forum and other places for info on equipment for recording. I'm about to buy a new home-office PC and think an external USB powered gizmo makes more sense than an upgraded sound card, especially since I may use a laptop sometimes too.

looking for a boss ds-1, if possible one that has already been modded, pm me with any offers. i'm open to other pedals too, either distortion, overdrive, or delay, let me know i you're selling something less than around $80 max, thanks.

I'm running a Line 6 SpiderII combo into a Behringer BG412F Ultrastack at the moment(I don't have a true head yet) and noticed that the Spider has two speaker outputs on the back of it. I've found that running a speaker cable from either of these outputs into the input on the cab cuts power to either the left or right speaker. The cabinet itself has a switch to run in mono(16ohms) or stereo (8ohms). Below each speaker output on the Spider it says Right(8ohms) or Left(8ohms). I was wondering if this is going to cause any problems as far as sound coming through the cab, do I need a special type of speaker cable(one that has two 1/4quot; jacks into a single 1/4quot; jack) to get the best sound of the cabinet. I'm currently at my apartment with the cab and combo so I can't crank it up to make sure it's coming out of both sides of the cabinet until later this week when I move everything to the practice space. Also what is the difference between running a cab/head in mono or stereo, I understand the idea behind the ohms but as far as sound goes what is the difference. It will be a few months until I can save up enough for a head so I have to run with this setup as is for the time being. Any help that anyone can give me would be much appreciated!

For an amplifier without EQ, just a tone knob.
My friend has a Roland microcube. She wants more control of her EQ (specifically more mids to help with pinch harmonics (see thread in the pickup lounge if you wish).

well, after getting over the giddyness of a new guitar, i noticed a couple shortcommings - too much mids, not enough bass, not enough highs, and it sounds real...honkey. It's a nashville with a rosewood fretboard, but I'm thinkin i only wanna run 2 pickups

Hi, my first post here...

Jackson or ESP ??? who makes better guitars?? why??

Is it easier to choose pickups for an all mahogany guitar than for something like a Les Paul with the mahogany/maple combo? The Les Paul wood combination seems like it would be hard to choose pickups for since it has both warm and bright-sounding wood.

Hey guys im new here. I have a question I have already sent my guitar to the shop its a ESP/LTD ec-100 (similar to a ec-50) the wood on the guitar is agathis . The guitar had Duncan Design they sounded really good but wanted to upgrade to some quot;realquot; seymour duncans. I chose the SH4-JB(bridge) and SH2-Jazz(neck) combination for this guitar. Im just wondering what you guys think about Agathis wood with these pickups? I heard that the jb are really bright?

hey guys i have a duncan SP90-3b bridge soapbar and a V-amp2 on ebay with a couple days left

Hey,

I know this sounds totally silly, but I've got 4 Duncan nickel covers and want them to have the antiquity look. Will they get that old tarnished look by being exposed to moisture, or could they rust? I got the bright idea of putting them on my shower window sill for about a month.

Ok, The current pups on my Les Paul don't seem to have a ground wire, but I'm thinking about putting in the CC I have (then possibly magnet swapping again). The problem is that the CC has a ground and the pup that's in there does not. So, I don't know what to solder the ground to. Anyone know?

Which combo do you think could get the full out of my JB/Jazz pickups? I hope you understand my question.

I need some advice about the pickups i should chose,
But first, i don't even know if its worth the money of putting new pickups in my guitar, its a Ibanez GSA60, indeed not the greatest guitar(understatement).

What a bunch of morons. In the newest musicians friend, the new Steve Morse model is labeled the Steve Morris model.

My Strat's ground is wired to the trem claw, which makes sense. My question is: where does the ground wire go on a hardtail Strat?

As you all know by now, I do not have much money.

Hey does anyone own a Dean V? or has anyone played one? good? bad?