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REALLY FRIGGIN LOUD, that's what it is

I played a newer Fender Twin this weekend and I actually really liked it.

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I've built a les paul on my own. Khaya body (like Mahogany) Wenga top, Bahia neck (more or less like Gibson les paul, little more attack, little less mudd). As my selfmade pickups don't work too well, I'm planning to replace them by duncans. As I have many metal axes with ceramics yet, I wanna use Alnico5 PUs on this guitar. I play Hard Rock, Metal, Thrash, Death... I use a Diezel Herbert Top and Engl Cabinets Vintage 30. I'm mostly sure that I'LL use a sh-4 Jeff Beck at Bridge, but in neck position, I'm not sure wether to use a sh-1 '59 or a seymourDuncan Jazz. as I play dirty riffs on bridge PU, I#m looking for a smooth singin, crying nosey guitar sound for leads and solos on my neck Pu, like for example Zakk Wylde has on quot;down to earthquot;, doesn't have to be too rude (can be) but sustainful singing and crying, voice-imitating sound. So would you advice a '59 or a Jazz for neck position, or something else (No EMG 85 please, wanna use gold covers on this guitar) Thanks guys, keep shred

I've always been a strat guy and love Gilmour, Knoffler, Clapton, Hendrix, SRV etc... tone.
But I was recently thinking of updating my strat and many a forum brother suggest the TWANGBANGER for that classic TELE bridge PUP tone?

K guys, here's my rig right now . . . Guitar gt; Boss TU-2 (which also supplies power to the board) gt; Boss CS-3 Compressor gt; Fulltone Fulldrive 2

more harmonics and feedback?

im going to be playing a show on friday and need to know the mode of pentatonic that ABB uses. I know they switch moods from major to minor occasionally, but im pretty sure sure duane and ****ey had a hot spot mode for those licks?

Alright, I'm looking for a reliable, flexible delay pedal that won't make my signal cold or sterile. If there's one that you know of that fits this description, and has the capability to repeat what you're playing over and over again, it'd be great to hear about it. If not though,, it's all good. Any input you guys have would be greatly appretiated. Thanks.

Okay, until June 1st, I resolve not to touch a guitar pick for any reason. After hearing Seymour and jeremy going pickless last weekend, I'm inspired.

I've got a sunburst Jazzmaster and I'd love to put a gold anodized pickguard on it but there's a problem.... I'M A LEFTY!!! I can't find one!

It's a new record... one hour, and I'm sold It's almost scary how much Dime is in this thing- the lows are chunky, the highs have a ton of trebley cut, just the right amount of sludge to thicken it all up, and an underlying twang that keeps everything really clear. Harmonics are the best yet, and the clean tone doesn't suck, either!

OK i am once again looking for help.. I am planing to be another VH fan that builds a copy of Ed's 5150 Kramer.... I plan to use Car paints for the finnish.... i'll be making my own homemade alder body.... how should i prepare the wood for car spray? I have sprayed Car paint spray cans on a popular body i made in the past and it flakes off.... I used auto spray Primer on the bare wood and then started the car paint..... i'm i missing a step?

Go to Tips and Clips section, quot;late night studio jamquot;

Lee Jackson LJ-412 oversized cabinet. Dimensions are 29quot; h x 14quot; deep x 30quot; w. Although ther are numerous tolex dings and two tears it is structurally intact and sounds HUGE grillcloth is intact with a couple snags, no tears and Lee Jackson logo is cracked at base..
Speakers are Made by Eminence for Lee Jackson. According to Eminence, they are a cross between a Blue Tickhound and Black Powder.

Hi guys,
Heard this the other da yfor the first time in years - awesome tone. I know the guitarist Dave Meniketti uses SD pups does anyone know what he would have used for this?

My drummer just got a digital camera, and was keen to try it out at soundcheck. So here's my vibrolux, sitting waiting to be miked:
...and here it is posed with my tele (obviously well prior to the water accident):

well, in light of recent events, i think it's time for new speakers

I have a super 2 in my neck which is mostly high treble, average mids, and low bass. I was wondering if you guys think the level thick/bassy tone of pickups in the neck are based on the output of the pickup or the eq of the pickup. I don't have much experience with pickups so I just wondering.

Sam Ash locally had the only Vox AD 2x12 around,so I went and grabbed it...I haven't had a chance to play through it yet because it's late,but tomorrow I will.... Nestled between the Vox Valvetronix 120VTH is my Fender Cyber Twin...