Recent content by MrHat

hey guys, i feel a little stupid asking this but here goes. I just picked up a new john mayer strat with the vintage style tremolo, and i have no idea how to set the bridge up to move. all my other guitars have had fixed bridges so i'm brand new to the concept of a tremolo. thanks.

i posted not long ago asking about what cab i should get for the twinmaster head i got on ebay. well i ended up gettin lucky and found a matching budda 2x12 today for a great price. i cant wait to hear it with my twinmaster :dance:

hey guys, i'm looking for help finding some information on an older yamaha. i saw a guy playing this guitar several years ago, and since then, the image of it keeps coming back to me, but havent been able to find any information on it on the net. the body of it looked like a reverse strat...

last week i asked yall for cab suggestions for the new(used) budda twinmaster i was getting, and at that time, it was still on its way to me. well yesterday i got it. i'm running it into the speaker in my mesa rectoverb combo till i get a new cab for it. but all i can say is wooooowww this...

well after months of trying to figure out what kind of amp i wanted, i finally found it. I realized that all along all i really needed was a lower wattage single channel amp that i could crank. so after much looking, and almost buying a Dr.Z Maz 18, i found the Budda Twinmaster head, and it's...

hey guys, been a long time since i've posted here. i've currently got GAS for a head with a hot rodded marshall sound. I've been looking closely at both the mesa stiletto and the budda superdrive 30 & 45. I was pretty set on one of the Buddas for a while, then i got to thinking about the...

hey guys, i'm really getting tired of the JB in my SG. i think i really want a more classic sounding, lower output pickup, possibly a duncan 59. i still have the stock neck pickup, but i'm thinking if i'm gonna switch the bridge pickup, i might as well do both this time around. so right now a...

hey guys its been a while since i've posted here. i've had my mesa rectoverb for a while now, and am starting to feel like its not really the right amp for me. i mostly use the clean channel and the lower gain settings, and am starting to feel that i need a different amp, possibly something...

i cant figure out what happened. my bad horsie II just died on me. :smack: when i step on it, it just mutes the sound, even though the light that shows its working is on. its been actin a little strange lately, makin some popping noises when ive played it through my rectoverb. anyone have...

this is probably gonna sound stupid but i got my rectoverb a couple days ago, and am baffled on how to switch over the bias switch. it doesnt seem to just want to slide over, and it doesnt say anything about how to do it in the manual. here's a pic just so you can see what i'm talking about...

well after about a year of saving i finally got a new amp: a Mesa Rectoverb series 2 off ebay. got it in today and it sounds awesome. still playing around with it tryin to dial in my tone, but still, it sounds good. anyone have any good EQ settings to try?

guy, i'm startin to really GAS for a strat. i love my SG, but lately i just been feelin like i need a good ol strat too. so show off some strats here to fuel my GAS :laugh2:

i heard a 5150 live today for first time. amazing tone. some local hard rock band was playing at my college today in this outdoor area of campus, and the guitarist was playin a PRS standard through a 5150. it had amazing crunch, the cleans he was gettin were ok, but not as bad as i have heard...

ok, here's the deal. about a year ago i saw a local band play and the guitarist had a yamaha that was one of the sweetest guitars i have heard. i just recently remembered it and set out to try to figure out what kind it is. i have been searching the web, but no luck. it was kind of like a...

how many of you where ear protection when playin (especially when cranking your amp)? i just got a set of those hearos ear plugs from guitar center, they work really well and were cheap.