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But if I were to get a head and a 4x12, would I need to have rackmount stuff? Seems kind of obsolete to me.
But if I were to get a head and a 4x12, would I need to have rackmount stuff? Seems kind of obsolete to me.
wow i went to guitar center today, brought my alexi, plugged in to a 6505+, and i had no idea i could get that tone out of any guitar, the distortion was just fucking amazing, best amp i've ever played, i need to get it
Hmm, i'm writing a song in GP but wouldn't mind some tips reguarding my lack of knowledge on tabbing drums/arranging, i did the drums but would like to know if they sound right. First song i've tried to write, nothing too fancy
http://www.sendspace.com/file/241e5b
nice song! I think the drums fit in very well, and I can't give you much advice anyway cuz i'm a noob when it comes to drums on GP...but my overall criticism would be to work on the interlude a bit, it seemed to get a bit predictable after a while. unless you were aiming for simple, then it sounds just fine. also, don't forget to pan the guitars
dude, that video was just sad, tbh i dont think your very good at all, soloing wasnt good at all, it was just weird to me, and i didnt like that ENGL
too bad it's still pretty expensive I just bought a laney tube 50watt for under £50, the ENGL most probably pwns its ass, but until I find my bearings I don't think i'll be getting one to soon. You have such a great tone btw congrats on your gear once again.
having an expensive guitar doesn't make you good
dude. don't give up on guitar playing, one day you will be good.
sorry to bring you down but it was very newbish
wow i went to guitar center today, brought my alexi, plugged in to a 6505+, and i had no idea i could get that tone out of any guitar, the distortion was just fucking amazing, best amp i've ever played, i need to get it
Hmm, i'm writing a song in GP but wouldn't mind some tips reguarding my lack of knowledge on tabbing drums/arranging, i did the drums but would like to know if they sound right. First song i've tried to write, nothing too fancy
http://www.sendspace.com/file/sii61l
Pretty predictable, every riff seems to consist of 2 chords, try to use like 4 chords for some parts to get more variation. The drums are cool imo, they fit the composition well.
Or how about you just learn to play through a normal practice amp, i can get a better tone from my 15W than almost anyone on youtube, the only thing lacking is the volume, but since it's a practice amp it's really not necessary to have a volume level that can blow your neighbours out.
So yeah I know this is old news but this 20th anniversary jem caught my eye and got me thinking...
...Has anyone here ever played a perspex guitar such as this? It'd be interesting to know how the perspex resonates the tone compared to wood.