[video=youtube;QKbxkPESe0M]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKbxkPESe0M[/video]
Guy with the Ibanez = Rob Marcello
Sex Offender = Johnny DeMarco
Note Rob's clean tone at 3:03. I am definately getting this pedal
Kitteh-nator can recommend it.
(Got to admit that I can recommend it too)
I have an extreme hard on for ESP guitars and tend to prefer black superstrats.
My first guitar is an LTD M-50, when I was around 13, because everyone who got those shitty Squier strat packs always ended up sounding like shit, so I thought I'd get a half decent guitar, and luckily it's still floating around. My next guitar is a MH-50 which I gave Seymour Duncans. It's basically an arched top M-50 with a Floyd Rose. My next guitar was a gift, a Jackon JS30KV, which is the entry level King V. I use it only when I'm in a position to stand up because it's uncomfortable as hell when you're sitting down and the quality is definately not up for recording. And my prized posession and most recent guitar is the ESP M-II (EMGs, bolt-on). That's going into my recordings, I would never risk playing it live. I'm even frightened to play it without washing my hands and if whats under me is not soft ground incase I drop it.
Hahaha man that is almost obsessive, you should worry less
if it broke inside your own house you could claim it on house insurance
I have only ever dropped one guitar, and that's because the strap fell off, I've used strap locks ever since. Nothing bad happened to the guitar itself.
reaver do you hate me or something :saddowns:
[QUOTE=dcalde78;25417027]reaver do you hate me or something :saddowns:[/QUOTE]
You still didn't get it that we all love each-other here :h:
I just ordered:
[url]http://www.thomann.de/nl/harley_benton_bod1.htm[/url]
[url]http://www.thomann.de/nl/behringer_hb01_hell_babe.htm[/url]
Might not be the best but good enough for me.
And a question to you Thomann users, how long does it usually take for the delivery to arrive?
About a week to where I live, and I'm offshore
[QUOTE=En-Guage V2;25414301]Looks beautiful
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It is a fantastic guitar. Highly recommended for guitars under $1000.
With some work, I can make my strat sound very close to my les paul.
Interesting...
[QUOTE=Siminov;25423696]With some work, I can make my strat sound very close to my les paul.
Interesting...[/QUOTE]
Would you like to share with the rest of class?
[QUOTE=Maucer;25400615]Well that does not work so well when we talk about guitars priced 500€+.
Btw it's funny how people think ´made in the USA´ automatically equals high quality, and a guitar made in the USA > Made in korea.
Hah talkin' about fender, more like you can assume that it is a model with an intentionally limited consignment rate.[/QUOTE]
Seriously, if you don't think that higher priced guitars are higher quality then you're just stupid.
Really, really stupid.
[QUOTE=Maucer;25400615]Well that does not work so well when we talk about guitars priced 500€+.
Btw it's funny how people think ´made in the USA´ automatically equals high quality, and a guitar made in the USA > Made in korea.[/QUOTE]
well considering that majority of guitar manufacturers are based in the USA, as are the custom shops for the companies, then yeah, the quality is bound to be better than a mass produced on made in china or korea or whatever
[quote=dcalde78;25428628]well considering that majority of guitar manufacturers are based in the usa, as are the custom shops for the companies, then yeah, the quality is bound to be better than a mass produced on made in china or korea or whatever[/quote]
mij4life
I like guitars.
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[QUOTE=dcalde78;25428628]well considering that majority of guitar manufacturers are based in the USA, as are the custom shops for the companies, then yeah, the quality is bound to be better than a mass produced on made in china or korea or whatever[/QUOTE]
I just noticed your post count, what the hell man.
I really wish I could decide on a bass or electric guitar, fml
Electric. Bass takes 5 seconds to learn, and 5 seconds to stop giving a shit.
I just prefer the plucking of bass to the picking, thats why id want one really. But If I want to really get far ill probably have to take up electric
I guess, you could theoretically learn both. Bassists get in a band easier due to lack of them but they're never really seen as a key member unless hey found the band and the bass is noticeable. Take Steve Harris and Markus Grosskopf for example.
Well yes, the only key bassist I can see is Jeroen Paul Thesseling of Obscura
[QUOTE=MaiValentainu;25432024]Electric. Bass takes 5 seconds to learn, and 5 seconds to stop giving a shit.[/QUOTE]
If you're an uncultured punk, sure. The bass is only a scrub instrument in certain genres of modern music which are mostly forgettable.
[QUOTE=MaiValentainu;25432269]I guess, you could theoretically learn both. Bassists get in a band easier due to lack of them but they're never really seen as a key member unless hey found the band and the bass is noticeable. Take Steve Harris and Markus Grosskopf for example.[/QUOTE]
Or if he's threatening to step out of the band.
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[QUOTE=Strawberry Man;25429254]mij4life[/QUOTE]
Heel yeah!
[img]http://www.rondomusic.com/photos/electric/hornetpro7wh1.jpg[/img]
Damn, sexy. I kind of want one.
Am I the only one who doesnt like pickguards on a V?
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Or In general, I actually really dont like them at all
You're not
I'm not a huge fan of the shape, and that coupled with the awkwardness of holding them sitting down really turns me off ever buying one
I'm really conventional with guitar shapes
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