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Great to find a forum without all of the egos. Great information that gets shared here. Look forward to contributing. Here's my current rig:
Cheers!
Cheers!
engl....drool.. ohHhHhhhH.....
Kry said:I don't understand why everyone is so powerball obsessed, the powerball IMO when the gain is turned up, sounds really sterile n just doesn't seem to have that instant loudness....i dunno, my old 5150 n dual recto seemed to have more about them and IMO my krank owns them!
Sweet rig tho, altho i've never been keen on 85s in the neck!
Kry said:I don't understand why everyone is so powerball obsessed, the powerball IMO when the gain is turned up, sounds really sterile n just doesn't seem to have that instant loudness....i dunno, my old 5150 n dual recto seemed to have more about them and IMO my krank owns them!
Sweet rig tho, altho i've never been keen on 85s in the neck!
gibson5413 said:Great to find a forum without all of the egos. Great information that gets shared here. Look forward to contributing.
Cheers!
gibson5413 said:I have actually been playing around with the idea of switching the 81 with an 85 in the bridge position. I have heard some clips that have impressed me. Any suggestions?
Torniojaws said:Hey Gibson, aren't you from Lord Riffenstein's forum Howdy
As for the Powerball, there is absolutely no reason to ever go beyond 3 / 10 gain even on the third channel. It has a helluva lot more gain even then than you'd ever need unless you do black metal
Just because other amps sound best at higher gains doesn't mean you need to go there with the Powerball
OzNimbus said:Agreed. There's some really cool people here who have been a huge help.
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Kazrog said:Welcome! I have an ESP MH 400NT (we have similar tastes - it's just like the MH 1000 except trans black instead of gloss black.) I put an EMG 85 in the bridge position and kept the stock 81 in the neck position. I also have an ESP F 2005 with dual 81s in it, and I definitely prefer the sound of the 85 (I'll be putting one in the F 2005 soon.) Switching to the 85 was a decision I made based on James Murphy's advice.
The 7-string version is only available in gloss black.Moonlapse said:Awesome, a Schecter user. It's nice to see that the Hellraiser is actually available in that trans red sort of finish. I'm looking at buying a C-7 Hellraiser and all I've been able to find is Gloss Black finish.
Anyhow, enjoy your time here. It's a great forum.
Kry said:I don't understand why everyone is so powerball obsessed, the powerball IMO when the gain is turned up, sounds really sterile n just doesn't seem to have that instant loudness....i dunno, my old 5150 n dual recto seemed to have more about them and IMO my krank owns them!
Sweet rig tho, altho i've never been keen on 85s in the neck!
Bro, dollar lost a lot of value. That would be more like 1800 dollars I think.Fabbio said:(tried at Lucky Music here in Milan, price around 1500 Euros - about 1300 dollars).
commandante said:Bro, dollar lost a lot of value. That would be more like 1800 dollars I think.