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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Gibson Epiphone, not sure all the details on it, my mother got it as a gift, but she never plays electrics, so she gave it to me. Amp's a shitty Crate, but if I get the distortion right, you can play some nice blues on it. A Crestline(?) acoustic that my mom bought when she was 16 or 17. So that means the guitar is almost 20 years older than I am, but it sounds awesome. I have D'addario strings on both. Buying some Elixir's for the acoustic tomorrow though. That's it, I have no pedals, only when I borrow from my step-dad.
__________________ to let me in from the cold, turn my lead into gold 'cause there's chill wind blowing in my soul and I think I'm growing old |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever I haven't got a new guitar since my white MIM strat almost 3 years ago. I have my eye on an Epiphone Casino (ebony!) but can't justify spending the money on it right now. Maybe I'll sell a couple of other guitars to make room. Right. That's like asking yourself, "which child shall I sell?"
__________________ Taking away from you for the greater good. (The Audacity of Socialism). "The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings. The inherent blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery." -Winston Churchill "Islam isn't in America to be equal to any other faith, but to become dominant" - Omar Ahmad (founder, C.A.I.R.) |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Black '57 reissue strat. *creams pants* Millions of pedals.. Fender FM212R 100w Combo. 1975 yamaha acoustic, Ibanez PF Acoustic.
__________________ Shine On |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Guitar #1: Fender Stratocaster, Candy Apple Red, Satin finish. Guitar #2: Homemade fretless-guitar. Sunburst. Guitar #3: Ibanez Intercity Acoustic guitar. Talman shape. Guitar #4: Levin classical guitar. Amp: Fender Blues Junior. Great for my use. Accessories: Marshall JH-1 Jackhammer, Boss CS-2, Boss TU-2. On the wishlist: Boss-DD1, Crybaby, Big Muff and a bass guitar.
__________________ Whats, uh.... The deal? |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Holy crap I made this thread just short of a year ago!!! Since then I have gotten a Fender American strat, my own Tubescreamer (I was borrowing that other one), a Boss DS-1, annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd a Monster Cable! I love my monster cable. |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Quote:
You really do need a girlfriend Joey...
__________________ I have always been here. I have always looked out from behind these eyes. |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever I'm gonna sell a guitar on ebay. It's a 2001 ESP LTD MH-301 (see-thru Green) that I bought new for $600, shooting for $400 on ebay, but will sell for $300 + shipping to anyone on this board who is interested. http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbas.../51/516659.jpg' EDIT: Shit. Posted before I was ready. PM me for details, anyone interested.
__________________ Taking away from you for the greater good. (The Audacity of Socialism). "The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings. The inherent blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery." -Winston Churchill "Islam isn't in America to be equal to any other faith, but to become dominant" - Omar Ahmad (founder, C.A.I.R.) Last edited by stratman : 11-07-2004 at 02:36 PM. |
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| My Setup 2002 Fender American Deluxe HSS Stratocaster-aged cherry burst finish RW FB Crate GFX 120 amp Cry-Baby wah Big Muff PI 1995 American Standard Stratocaster custom-all black, including pickguard and knobs,Maple FB Phase switch Dunlop Volume Boss acoustic sim Boss EQ
__________________ CCB |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Guitar: Fender 1962 Reissue Stratocaster Amp : Roland Cube 30, and soon to get Roland Jazz Chorus 120Effects: Jim Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Cry Baby Wah Wah, Boss Digital Delay DD-6. FULGHUM, IVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT BUYING A RP200A, ARE THE MODUALTIONS ON IT WORTH IT? ALSO HOW IS THE FUZZ SOUND IN THE RP200A? DOES IT SOUND LIKE A FUZZ FACE, IR IS IT JUST A CHEAP FUZZ? THANKS |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever ROland Jazz 120 = Nice solid state amp. I like using four in series.
__________________ Shine On |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Quote:
If you knew the same girls I know, you'd be whistling a different tune. |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Guitars 1) Yamaha pacifica - Hey its my first guitar 2) Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette Special - Currently on order 3) 1973 Eko Ranger 6 accoustic. Extremely. Clapped. Out. Amps Laney Hardcore Maxx 65 Watt - Not ideal for playing floyd but distinctive enough sound Line 6 Spider 2 15 Watt - Excellent practise amp, good effects on it Effects Unit Zoom 505 II - pretty much hate it, needs replacing. |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Guitars: Yamaha EG-112 "Lubbock" (strings: Knucklehead 9-42) No-name Les Paul copy "Pierre" (stock strings) Line 6 Variax 500 "Memo" (Stock strings) Harmony H-106B "no-name" (Elixir 10-47 strings) Martin Backpacker steel string (stock strings) Nagoya D-12-23 (Martin 10-47 12 string strings) Amps: Yamaha GA-10 Vox AC-1 Behringer GM-110 Effects: Danelectro sitar swami Dunlop crybaby Synth: Yamaha PSR-225GM Ukulele: Duke Special No-name six string uke Banjo: Harmony banjo |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever Guitar #1:sparkly red Fender Stratocaster MIM, seymour duncan pickups in neck and middle, seymour duncan humbucker at bridge (with coil tap) and a sparkly white pickguard. Guitar #2:POS 80s Fender Squier bullet. Preamp #1: Peavey rockmaster. Excellent crunchy overdrive. Amp #1: Peavey Classic 30 combo. Love the sound. Amp #2: Peavey Express 112 combo. Nice and light. Amp #3: Some kind of POS 10-20 watt Crate amp. Input jack requires a lot of toying with to get it to work. I use ernie ball greens and cheap ass red picks.
__________________ Spoon! |
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| Re: Your gear, guitar or whatever My main stuff: GUITARS: Fender Standard Tele black w/ maple neck, white pearloid pickguard, Jazz Bass knobs, two stickers (the sticker I got when I voted; and another one that's black and says 'What Would Bill Hicks Say?') Epiphone Les Paul Junior black w/ rosewood neck, new tuners, otherwise stock (that cheap pickup is pretty nice-sounding) No stickers AMP: Fender Super Reverb, '65 reissue I plug exclusively into the 'vibrato' channel, preferably the #1 input PEDALS: (in order of chain) MXR Distortion + I use it as an overdrive, it helps to span the bridge between tube break-up and full-on distortion. Basically, adds a little more balls... Boss DS-1 Orange and loveable, a little hummy though Boss CH-1 Super Chorus Got this last week, does a far better job than the Ibanez Session-Man I was using for chorus And that's about it for guitar stuff. D'Addario .10 gauge strings, green Dunlop picks GEM Model-P combo organ -uses a Yamaha G-101 2X12" for amplification Hammond M3 spinet organ -I am getting a Motion Sound rotating beast for this thing sometime, it deserves it |
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