Recent content by thedonutman

Hey guys, I'm selling my Ibanez Xiphos. It's one of the original 2007 ones with the D-activators and the chameleon paint. Plays and sounds pretty good, especially for heavier stuff. Has a couple of small dings and the usual chips to the pointy bits but nothing major and none that have gone...

This is my 1999 Ibanez RG7620. Not great cosmetic condition with lots of dings and chips, particularly around the edges of the body. Plays and sounds pretty good. Frets are in good condition and the neck is straight. Although not shown in the picture, the string retainer and tremolo bar are both...

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DI has gone. Interface still available!

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The DI is a bit battered but functional. and the Profire is in pretty much unused condition and comes with the box and all original contents. Looking for £300 ono for the Profire and £50 for the DI Thanks!

I'm thinking of getting a floorboard type multi-fx unit for home practice, a little bit of recording and maybe the occasional gig. Which one do you guys recommend (assuming I can get them both for around the same price)?

I'd love to do bass for this. Muffins is probably a bit too complicated for me to learn in a short time though - I'd probably have to Dragonforce it with loads of punch-ins. :lol:

I had the chance to have a listen to a pair of those at the weekend - amazing monitors. I bet they make you mixes sound at least £2500 better :lol:

I love the vocals on this - great voice + great production. I can't help thinking you could do with more from the overheads on the drums, although I do understand that with programmed drums they begin to sound fake when they're more present.

Rhythmically it sounds pretty interesting, not too sure about the harmonies in the verse though.

I'd be up for doing some bass, but I see you already have a bassist. I can probably do rhythm guitar too - I've got a 7 string.

I love the grooves, especially that second riff. It reminds me a lot of stuff like Pantera and Pro-pain with some modern influences. I think perhaps the mix could do with a little more low end maybe, though?

Just bear in mind the Schecter has a brutal neck joint.

Sounds good. I've added you on msn. :)