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RSPsych0 posted:Agreed. Also, I can't stand Flying V's because sometimes I want to sit down and play. You put your knee in the V, they're pretty easy to play sitting down actually.
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My new Epi G-400 SG (cat not so new). It's not much, but it's mine, y'know?
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SeventySeven posted:My new Epi G-400 SG (cat not so new). It's not much, but it's mine, y'know? That's a nice lookin' SG. I was wondering about the cat, though - looks leopard-spotted. What's going on there?
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Walter posted:That's a nice lookin' SG. Haha, she's a Bengal. http://www.catsinfo.com/bengal.html
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SeventySeven posted:My new Epi G-400 SG (cat not so new). It's not much, but it's mine, y'know? Awesome SG and awesome Bengal duder   
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SeventySeven posted:My new Epi G-400 SG (cat not so new). It's not much, but it's mine, y'know? SeventySeven posted:My new Epi G-400 SG (cat not so new). It's not much, but it's mine, y'know? I got this same SG back in 2001. Don't be surprised if the switch starts to go bad. Mine poo poo the bed about 3 years ago and as I read into it it seems like a common problem with these. I still haven't fixed it either  I have a bunch of rubber bands wrapped around it on the inside, and it seems to have done the trick.
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mono posted:I got this same SG back in 2001. Don't be surprised if the switch starts to go bad. Mine poo poo the bed about 3 years ago and as I read into it it seems like a common problem with these. I still haven't fixed it either Yeah, I read about this. Though they switched manufacturing plants in 2002 it could still be a problem, as well as the jack loving up, but I'll cross those bridges if I come to them. Really need to lower the action as well.
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SeventySeven posted:Yeah, I read about this. Though they switched manufacturing plants in 2002 it could still be a problem, as well as the jack loving up, but I'll cross those bridges if I come to them. The action is actually fairly easy to lower on that guitar.
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Here's me with my newest purchase. After about 6 years of drooling over this guitar, I finally have one to call my own. I've had it for a couple weeks now, and I still can't put it down.
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Well then, just got my Hellraiser, and I have to say this thing is a beauty and a beast. It actually made the cleans on my 5150 combo sound... nice? The distortion just got a completely new sound, and everything sounds so much better and stronger and warmer and blah blah blah, etc. The guitar plays wonderfully, the tuners are awesome, and I couldn't be happier with this purchase. My only very minor gripe is that it takes a bit of re-adjusting to get the palm-muting right on this guitar.
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The Dark Wind posted:I should be getting one of these two soon enough, I just need to decide on which one! Voting for the Hellraiser. As much as I like the flying V style, I think that the Schecter will be more comfortable and it still looks great.
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PleasantlyGhetto posted:1972 Gibson ES-325 While I don't personally like the big jazz guitars, that finish is the loving awesomest finish EVER! They need to do the stained wood thing more often.
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PleasantlyGhetto posted:1972 Gibson ES-325 Holy poo poo. As awkward as Gibson got in the 70's, this looks like one of their better looking guitars. Im jealous.
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Just ordered this particular neck-weight from eBay, and I am SO excited:   I'll post some more pics when the bass shows up. I've been looking for a fretless, I'm a sucker for late '70s Peavey gear, and I just happened to find an incredible deal on a 1979 Fretless T-40. They weigh a ton, but they sound so low it's incredible, and this is almost the exact same bass that a buddy of mine had in high school, which I always used to play pretty much constantly when I was hanging at his house.
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OK Yoozer, you were right. 4 voices of polyphony is kind of lame for me. So it is therefore with a little excitement that I introduce the newest addition to my rack! It's quite pretty sitting in it too. I'll post a pic of my own setup now as soon as I find the stupid cable for my camera. EDIT: There it is. Yeah, it looks nice on my equipment rack. In fact, I've got two Korgs there now, and they add some contrast to my otherwise mostly black/gray rack between the the platinum looking Radias and the shiny red Electribe SX.  My home studio's starting to look legit!  Now if I could just clean up some of the mess. Justus fucked around with this message at 04:45 on May 4, 2007 |
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I have 700 bucks left on my Sam Ash card and I need to know if I am making a wise decision with this guitar. http://www.samash.com/catalog/showi...ysubsearch=true I'm replacing my epiphone Les Paul with this. I'll be playing through a Boss GT8 and a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe. How versatile would this guitar be from going to punk rock to outright bright shredding?
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THe Hammer of Hell- now I just need to sell my Melody Maker- too many guitars! http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2460896
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Risky posted:I have 700 bucks left on my Sam Ash card and I need to know if I am making a wise decision with this guitar. http://www.samash.com/catalog/showi...ysubsearch=true It is a beautiful guitar for sure, but I would go to a music store and try it out, I personally didn't like how it felt.
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ScottABoy posted:Theramin?
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LOO posted:
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Brand new Vox AC-15, just purchased today. She sounds heavenly  
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Pablo Gigante posted:Brand new Vox AC-15, just purchased today. She sounds heavenly Awesome. I hella want to get one of these. How much was it for?
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Mr JinX posted:Theramin? Yep, total impulse buy after watching some videos of one on Youtube.
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Pablo Gigante posted:Brand new Vox AC-15, just purchased today. She sounds heavenly Of course, to pay for that, he sold me this:  (The amp, mind you, not the Pod. I'm just using that in between the preamp and power amp as a volume control/delay pedal)
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 Just brought her home from the store. I -- uh -- obviously need to get a real stand soon.
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Martytoof posted:
Screw that. Two G4s make a great stand. Maybe a little low though 
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qball posted:Screw that. Two G4s make a great stand. Maybe a little low though I obviously need to shim it up with Mac Minis 
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 Synthesizers.com Q105 Slew Limiter Useful for all of your portamento/glissando/slidey groove type modulations. Also make multi-stage envelopes by delay gate signals, etc. 7 slots left in my 22 space dotcom rack!
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toadee posted:Useful for all of your portamento/glissando/slidey groove type modulations. Also make multi-stage envelopes by delay gate signals, etc. 7 slots left in my 22 space dotcom rack! Can I see your rack? 
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Martytoof posted:Can I see your rack?  The position of modules has changed a bit and there's also a Q118 instrument interface there now as well (so far just doing goofy vocal tricks but Im looking to buy an electric violin in the near future to run through it). Blue guy is a Bleep Labs Thingamagoop and the keyboard sitting on top of it is a Kawai K5000s Addative Synthesis Engine.
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toadee posted:I have no use for it, but I really really want a Thingamagoop. God drat that makes some awesome sounds.
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Martytoof posted:
Wanna sell a G4?
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FlossMan posted:I have no use for it, but I really really want a Thingamagoop. God drat that makes some awesome sounds. Everyone can use a Thingamagoop! Even if you play guitar, you could plug it into a dual input pedal (like anything that does ring mod or something) and it'd make some fantastic WTF type effects. It's hard to argue with a $90 light controlled analogue monosynth with an LFO!
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ptah posted:Wanna sell a G4? Then how would I keep my keyboard up? <  >Actually, the one on the right belongs to my parents, I'm just waiting for a part before I ship it back to them. The one on the left is slow as gently caress so it got repurposed as a keyboard stool away from fileserver duty 
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 Godin Freeway  But only if I find a good enough deal. If not, I'll have to settle with the still good but not as great Godin Detour.
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I'll post pics when they come (probably sometime next weekish), but I just bought one of those Ash tele clones from Rondo music and the following parts from Guitar Fetish:code:
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I want to marry these pickups, have children and grow old with them. (Seymour Duncan Invaders) Next step is a tossup between a new amp (DSL/TSL probably) and a guitar for downtuned heavy stuff, drop A. Anyone have any suggestions for the guitar? I'm liking the look of Schecter C-series but nowhere around me sells them so it'll probably be an Ibanez. Duckrasta posted:Here's me with my newest purchase. After about 6 years of drooling over this guitar, I finally have one to call my own. I've had it for a couple weeks now, and I still can't put it down. SO jealous of you right now. Is it heavy and/or neck heavy? It seems like it would be.
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