Re: One note per second...
Davey said:
one thing i wanted to ask you.. how is the neck on that thing?
i mean the profile, thickness. is the epi a bolt on or a set neck? i'm really starting to dig zakks axe.. no need of another stoptail short scale axe at the moment, but i might consider it in the future. and how does it compare to the gibson as far as craftmanship goes?
oh about the song... downloading
slowly but surely =)
oh and i advise you to get a new pick, cos your picks can be heard rather sharply.
the playing is cool hehe. sound aint AS bad, but the trebbles are rather sharp and the background hissing is >.<
The Zakk axe is pretty well set up. It is a set in neck, 22 medium frets.
See:
http://www.epiphone.com/default.asp?ProductID=151&CollectionID=6
On harmony central there are many reviews too.
But the best is to try in the music store.
If you gonna buy, check the prices first, because in Holland I got it for 699 euro and I saw it for 800 too. The same axe.
Guess what: Epiphone now has the Zakk Buzzsaw too! That axe has also akiller look!
I don't know about Gibsons, I have never played them.
Tanx that you found the playing cool. It is a rather unpolished thing, but for the moment it is the best I can.
I still have to learn soooo much. This track comes forth from a self made legato exercise.
I was a little stoned and messing around and thought it sounded kind of cool. So I pushed 'record'. :laugh2:
Yeah, I use a hard 3 mm stubby. I well focus from now on better how I pick and maybe I will try some others, but i have always played with that stubby.
The hiss is probably the Digitech. I almost went out today to buy a POD 2.0, but my salary wasn't there, so I am kind of broke. :smack:
The sustain of the JB is incredible he at the end?
I was amazed about that when I got the JB!
Enough my friend, got to put my son to bed, so I can practice my skills again..
Rocker_71
