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I've decided against getting a really cheap axe, and I'm looking for something along the lines of the ESP Ltd MH-400... from : localhost/played that in the shop and I absolutely love it - theres just something about the feel of ESP's that I really like.
I'm not about to rush into it though, so could you list a few axes that are around the same price?
Thanks.

That ****** rocket Estaban has a new electric guitar out. What kind of pickups does anyone suggest?? LOL!!!!
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Would a JB sound good??? I play Jazz, Classical, Flemico, Blues, Rock, Hardrock, Soft core rock, easy listening, elevator music, musical masterbation, cookie monster metal and emo. I have a gorilla amp and I will have the amp that is included with the guitar also. I plan on running a DOD grunge pedal in front of it!!

I outgrew these years ago and they've been sitting in a box that I just found. Someone PLEASE take these. Just pay $4 to cover priority mail shipping.
Damn! I was kinda hopin' 4 somethin pink.
That middle thing came from hot topic??? Looks like my dogs leash/chain.....How much did you pay for that?

Although I am just 16 (and I have been playing guitar daily for 5 years), it seems like I have come to a spot gear-wise where I am very comfortable (I have never been so comfortable with my playing either, I feel like I am learning and getting better rapidly). Even though I know I am young and will collect more and more stuff (guitars, effects, amps) over the years, it is nice to know that I really like my sound and truly think it is professional-level sounding. I also like knowing that even when ears change and I sell or buy stuff and my sound continues to evolve, I will always have the basis of a great sounding rig with me...Here's my rig:
2004 American Stratocaster (Maple/Maple neck, Chubtone 1963 neck amp; middle pickups, Little 59 bridge, Wilkinson tremolo) -gt;
Boss TU-2 Tuner Pedal -gt;
Analogman Comprossor -gt;

On a 2000 MIM strat, did they use different woods or just one type of wood on average? What is the type of wood they used?
Thank you again.
I think alder.

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I know I'm being a little redundant on this but this amp blew me away.
It had great sound and responded well to distortion and a series of guitars,settings and pick-ups.
The overdrive channel was like hearing a wet fart through cheesecloth but a TS10 fixed that.
I know a lot of people think the 10 is crap,but I liked it.I've already PM'd John and he can spice it up for me,(very cool).
I'm just getting out of some serious financial doo-doo right now,so I can't buy it out right away,but I'm going to be putting a deposit on it at the end of the week.

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if i am not mistaken, esp is planning to launch a new series of duncan guitars soon albeit with a different headstock. at the moment, a new bass is out. apparently, fender issued a cease and desist order to stop esp from building fender replica with the duncan name.
That looks really nice!

Hey guys.
In my thread asking about low wattage amps, a number of people mentioned that I should also consider buying a power attenuator to use with my current amps instead of buying a new, low watage amp.
What are my options when it comes to power attenuators?

Hey guys. I have access to a cheap bone nut, and Iquot;m wondering what the advantages are of bone over plastic. What do bone nuts sound like? How do they affect string life? How would they sound/function in an SG? THanks.
Bone is more dense so you'll have more vibrational transfer.It will also be more secure against the string vibration from wear.
It'll still wear,but slower and more evenly,(= easier to fix).
Bone is always better than plastic,that's why it's one of the choices of high end gear.