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Buying-Bid posted:I got bored of the natural color finish The fact that that was obviously drawn on with a Sharpie makes this even better. I love it.
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Mar 27, 2007 02:47
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    Booya 999 from bass central... I love it. Really comfortable coming from a 5 string spector. crud junction fucked around with this message at 04:59 on Mar 27, 2007 |
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Mar 27, 2007 04:48
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crud junction posted:
I really like that color.
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Mar 27, 2007 05:17
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crud junction posted:
drat dude that finish is beautiful What's your opinion of Sunn cabs?
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Mar 27, 2007 06:48
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Just dropped $660 on an Ibanez BTB456QM today. There are no words for the love that I have for this guitar.     Adding to my slowly expanding collection of stringed instruments...  now I just need an amp that isn't poo poo.
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Mar 27, 2007 07:11
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crud junction posted:
What is this? It looks like a regular precision bass but with an extra pickup from the Big Block Precision. The fourth knob leads me to think it's active? If it were passive I would love to purchase one of these to replace that humbucker with a Dark Star. Regardless, it's a great looking bass. UberNoke fucked around with this message at 13:34 on Mar 27, 2007 |
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Mar 27, 2007 13:31
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UberNoke posted:What is this? It looks like a regular precision bass but with an extra pickup from the Big Block Precision. The fourth knob leads me to think it's active? If it were passive I would love to purchase one of these to replace that humbucker with a Dark Star. Regardless, it's a great looking bass. American Deluxe P-Bass. The Standard Deluxe has a J pickup at the bridge.
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Mar 27, 2007 14:08
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 With the arrival of my PedalTrain and the Pedal Power... it's finally complete!
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Mar 28, 2007 02:02
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FlossMan posted:
Have you tried mounting the PP2 to the underside of the pedaltrain jr? I've seen a few pictures of some really good mods to the PTjr that makes it look very sleek.
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Mar 28, 2007 03:16
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juan chaos posted:Have you tried mounting the PP2 to the underside of the pedaltrain jr? I've seen a few pictures of some really good mods to the PTjr that makes it look very sleek. I'd have to use a dremel, which I don't trust myself with. Right now it works. 
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Mar 28, 2007 03:22
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It's an awesome setup though. I think the OCD runs on 18v right? I think the PP2 can put out 18v.
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Mar 28, 2007 03:34
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juan chaos posted:It's an awesome setup though. I think the OCD runs on 18v right? I think the PP2 can put out 18v. Right now it's at 12v (along with the tube screamer) while I'm waiting for the y-cable that will let me chain two 9v ports together.  But it sounds better at 12 than at 9... I can only imagine how awesome 18 will sound.
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Mar 28, 2007 03:51
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FlossMan posted:Right now it's at 12v (along with the tube screamer) while I'm waiting for the y-cable that will let me chain two 9v ports together. I've been told that running the pedal at 18v increases the headroom and contains the same sort of gain texture you would get if you were to seriously crank your amp. Something that a lot of dirt pedals suffer from is totally flubbing out when you crank your amp, but the OCD at 18v is supposed to retain a low-volume quality as well.
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Mar 28, 2007 05:01
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juan chaos posted:I've been told that running the pedal at 18v increases the headroom and contains the same sort of gain texture you would get if you were to seriously crank your amp. Something that a lot of dirt pedals suffer from is totally flubbing out when you crank your amp, but the OCD at 18v is supposed to retain a low-volume quality as well. This is very true, even at 12v. I recommend this pedal highly. Buy it, you know you want to.
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Mar 28, 2007 05:18
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Not really a big item in terms of hardware, but I just had a Graphtech nut installed in my MIM Strat. Replaced the 7-year old stock nut with this baby. The guitar plays so much better now, it is like night and day. I never would have thought a nut would make this much difference! My tech even let me stay and taught me how to file a nut
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Mar 28, 2007 05:49
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John123 posted:
That is a sexy beast. Congrats.
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Mar 29, 2007 02:49
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Drazzy posted:Not really a big item in terms of hardware, but I just had a Graphtech nut installed in my MIM Strat. Replaced the 7-year old stock nut with this baby. The guitar plays so much better now, it is like night and day. I never would have thought a nut would make this much difference! How would you say it's playability has changed? I've been wanting to get the nut replaced in my prs tremonti
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Mar 29, 2007 04:39
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Engine Fortegue posted:How would you say it's playability has changed? I've been wanting to get the nut replaced in my prs tremonti The sustain is better compared to the stock nut. Hardcore bending not longer causes the guitar to go out of tune after a while, either. The strings ringing longer is definitely something I've wanted for a long time. Doesn't the Tremonti come with a graphtech nut already? Edit: My bad, aparently there are 2 Tremonti models now. Tremonti SE and the Tremonti Signature series. Drazzy fucked around with this message at 05:07 on Mar 29, 2007 |
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Mar 29, 2007 05:04
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Drazzy posted:The sustain is better compared to the stock nut. Hardcore bending not longer causes the guitar to go out of tune after a while, either. The strings ringing longer is definitely something I've wanted for a long time. And I've the tremonti SE 
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Mar 29, 2007 05:22
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MC Fruit Stripe posted:Maybe I'll edit this for real pictures of it instead of just ebay ones, but oh god, why are all of you so jealous of my awesome new mandolin? Mandolin goon checking in. I just bought a Johnson electric A-Style and have been enjoying it much. I've been playing for about three years and I'm now playing for a local celtic folk music group. http://www.johnsongtr.com/Madison-Electric.192.0.html
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Mar 30, 2007 00:43
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  Dean Red and Black MLF limited run. 24 will be made and mine will have #1 on the trussrod cover. Cant wait to get this bad boy. It'll be my third Dean and probly my last.
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Mar 30, 2007 03:42
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That's pretty badass! The only thing I'm not fond of is the position of the input jack. I've always hated them on the Flying V's as well. Might I ask what something like that costs?
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Mar 30, 2007 03:46
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That metal dude posted:
What can you tell me about deans? I know some people that swear by them but I haven't really gotten it yet. Why do you like them? I'm not being sarcastic I guenuenly want to know
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Mar 30, 2007 10:18
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Hamer777 posted:Scored this for $840 off the same dude that sold me the Mesa. My rig is complete... actually i need new pickups for my Ibanez and a reverb pedal. I'm never going to quit buying gear. Also that ukulele is intense and awesome! So you got an ESP, Mesa Head and Marshall Cab for about $2000? You are a very lucky guy. I hate you
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Mar 30, 2007 17:29
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Drazzy posted:That's pretty badass! The only thing I'm not fond of is the position of the input jack. I've always hated them on the Flying V's as well. The input jack is actualy in a cool place. You can loop your cable through the strap and it stays in place pretty well. Plus I think the top would look a little "naked" without the jack there. It's 695 shipped with a hardshell case. We got hooked up with a dealer who posts on the Dean web forum and got the ball rolling. It's taken a year for them to get it right. The first batch came out orange, which turned alot of people off. The red on this one will be better, but I would have liked it much better. Engine Fortegue posted:What can you tell me about deans? I know some people that swear by them but I haven't really gotten it yet. Why do you like them?  I wont lie and say taht I'm in no way influenced by Dimebag's choice in guitars. However I think every musician wants to play thier idols guitars. Another thing I like about my Dean ML is the SIZE! I'm a big guy and guitars always feel kind of small to me. When I first got my Dime ML I was like "drat! This thing is gigantic!" and I havnt looked back. Unfourtunatly Dimebag has made the ML famous as its the only type of guitar he played for his entire career. I dont want to live in Dime's shadow and be labled a Dime sheep, partialy why I'm selling my Randall X2. I dont let it stop me, but its always in the back of my head. I think I'll continue buying ML's until I can find another guitar that just feels the way these guitars do. I hope that is good enough. I'm not a real technical savy person when it comes to my instruments, I just know what feels good to me. I didnt like Les Pauls and I always had a thing for V's and extreme shapes. The ML caught my eye and the V looks and plays better than a Gibson. I dont want a plastic pickgaurd taking up 90% of a gutiars top.
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Mar 31, 2007 01:54
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D.R. posted:My Fender 2000 American Series Fender Discussion Page Limtted Edition #3 or 68 Super Awesome Thing Wow! I remember my friend telling me about the FDP guitars, but I've never seen one in real life. That thing is beautiful.
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Mar 31, 2007 02:49
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That metal dude posted:Dean goodness What's the scale length on Dean's guitars? I've been really GASing for a V lately and Deans seem to have all the features I'm looking for.
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Mar 31, 2007 03:48
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 Someday I will have it made, but until then It will have to live in photoshop as a monster of guitars merged.
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Mar 31, 2007 05:34
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That metal dude posted:However I think every musician wants to play thier idols guitars. I'll admit to being guilty of this, I never even was interested in explorers until I found coheed and now  i want one so badly
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Mar 31, 2007 09:49
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My next purchase is going to be a Korg KP2 Simply because I love the sound and what you can do with them, and I can't afford a KP3. Hoping to pick one up for around £120!
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Mar 31, 2007 14:27
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Engine Fortegue posted:I'll admit to being guilty of this, I never even was interested in explorers until I found coheed and now You know, I've never really felt the urge to play the same guitars my idols do. I often want to get the same sound, but as far as the same body style, color, whatever, I've just never really cared. Then again, I'm not really a "guitarist" so much as a songwriter who plays a lot of guitar, so I guess my view of guitars is more utilitarian.
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Mar 31, 2007 15:55
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Mighty Scoop posted:What's the scale length on Dean's guitars? I've been really GASing for a V lately and Deans seem to have all the features I'm looking for. The V I have is around 25" from the nut to bridge. My ML is 25 1/2" from nut to bridge. Engine Fortegue posted:I'll admit to being guilty of this, I never even was interested in explorers until I found coheed and now Ha, I always wanted an explorer but untill I saw Squisgar play one on Metalocalypse I never really seriously thought of buying one.  mofolotopo posted:You know, I've never really felt the urge to play the same guitars my idols do. I often want to get the same sound, but as far as the same body style, color, whatever, I've just never really cared. Then again, I'm not really a "guitarist" so much as a songwriter who plays a lot of guitar, so I guess my view of guitars is more utilitarian.
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Mar 31, 2007 16:41
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My new BC Rich, Rich Bich that I bought like a month ago Armed with Seymour Duncan Dave Mustaine Livewire pickups   (Sorry for the crap picture)
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Mar 31, 2007 17:37
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I love the NJ classic models. Very heavy, with nice finishes How do those Livewires sound?
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Mar 31, 2007 18:43
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Atomic Monkey posted:My new BC Rich, Rich Bich that I bought like a month ago is that neck-through?
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Apr 1, 2007 01:19
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That metal dude posted:I love the NJ classic models. Very heavy, with nice finishes Pretty good, I get a very heavy sound from the JB pickup and the Jazz is wonderful for soloing Engine Fortegue posted:is that neck-through?
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Apr 1, 2007 03:37
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Engine Fortegue posted:What's your opinion of Sunn cabs? Its a pretty cool brag to have one It was hidden at guitar center behind a bunch of poo poo, used of course, and I believe I got it for 600? Maybe even less... kind a foggy part of my past. It sounds loving amazing and Ive been offered well over what Ive paid for it. In fact, I was at that same guitar center today, and when I described my rig to the saleperson, he informed me that he had hidden it and was waiting to buy it. loving owned(heh)
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Atomic Monkey posted:Pretty good, I get a very heavy sound from the JB pickup and the Jazz is wonderful for soloing  I normally don't like B.C. Rich's but that thing looks like a beast dude. crud junction posted:Its a pretty cool brag to have one   Nice job dude
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