Guitar help?
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Funkfingers
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Re: Guitar help?
Never heard one.
How about something from the Blackstar ID Core series? http://www.blackstaramps.com/products/id15/
Never heard one.
How about something from the Blackstar ID Core series? http://www.blackstaramps.com/products/id15/
ImmortalSix
John Mayer's Mankini
Re: Guitar help?
No solid state amps really take effects well, in my experience. (I'm sure the refuters are warming up their refutes as I type!)
I have had all kinds of amps, tube, hybrid, solid state, Class A, Class AB, combos, heads, high wattage, low wattage, you name it --- and for what you're doing, I really like modeling amps.
I'm not sure why you think you don't want one - could you expand your reasoning for us?
I currently have a Fender DeVille 212 (60W tube, 6L6), a VOX AD15VT (hybrid modeler) and a Fender Ultimate Chorus (SS, 130W, 2x12), and they're all great for their intended usage.
I play the VOX modeler the most these days, because A) it sounds great, and B) I don't have to bring my whole pedalboard out with me when I play it. I can set up a few presets, and I'm all set.
Here is a clip of my little Vox modeler. Consider them (modelers in general).
6 years ago, don't make fun of me!
I switch amp models to clean around 6:00, then to high gain at 8:00
No solid state amps really take effects well, in my experience. (I'm sure the refuters are warming up their refutes as I type!)
I have had all kinds of amps, tube, hybrid, solid state, Class A, Class AB, combos, heads, high wattage, low wattage, you name it --- and for what you're doing, I really like modeling amps.
I'm not sure why you think you don't want one - could you expand your reasoning for us?
I currently have a Fender DeVille 212 (60W tube, 6L6), a VOX AD15VT (hybrid modeler) and a Fender Ultimate Chorus (SS, 130W, 2x12), and they're all great for their intended usage.
I play the VOX modeler the most these days, because A) it sounds great, and B) I don't have to bring my whole pedalboard out with me when I play it. I can set up a few presets, and I'm all set.
Here is a clip of my little Vox modeler. Consider them (modelers in general).
6 years ago, don't make fun of me!
I switch amp models to clean around 6:00, then to high gain at 8:00
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Snake Aces
Singlecut Slut
Re: Guitar help?
I like the Laney Cub12. I can't speak for the Laney you asked about but the Cub 12 is a tube amp with a 1 watt or 15 watt operation option and great on-board gain. For punk you dont even need to swap the speaker for a better one.. just plug in, crank the gain and play power chords until your fingers bleed!
I like the Laney Cub12. I can't speak for the Laney you asked about but the Cub 12 is a tube amp with a 1 watt or 15 watt operation option and great on-board gain. For punk you dont even need to swap the speaker for a better one.. just plug in, crank the gain and play power chords until your fingers bleed!
Mr. B
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Re: Guitar help?
I ordered one of those first Squier 51's for one of my guitar students and set it up for her. I don't remember thinking it was as playable as something like a Squier standard tele or strat. The hardware seemed really cheap more like the Affinity series stuff. Maybe subsequent runs improved that?
I ordered one of those first Squier 51's for one of my guitar students and set it up for her. I don't remember thinking it was as playable as something like a Squier standard tele or strat. The hardware seemed really cheap more like the Affinity series stuff. Maybe subsequent runs improved that?
jake_xms3_punk
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Re: Guitar help?
Get a strat, stick a Jb in it and cover it in stickers.
Out of the original 3 id definitely say the gretsch, the living end, rancid etc have some awesome filtertron punk tones.
Get a strat, stick a Jb in it and cover it in stickers.
Out of the original 3 id definitely say the gretsch, the living end, rancid etc have some awesome filtertron punk tones.
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