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This. That album rocks from start to fi is and not even just the hits. Hell on Wheels rocks.

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TECH 21 would be my choice. I used a TECH 21 pedal for my bass parts on recordings.

I don't break strings and just recently enjoy changing strings but D'Addarrios are just solid and sound great to me.

I have a love/hate with J.B. pickups. Everything has to align, otherwise i hate them.

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I'm a D'Addario dude

Typical Ace Frehley fan answer...lol

It sounds pretty good in there actually.

I got that Gibson "The Paul", made of walnut, and was wondering if an SH-5 Custom would be a good pickup for that? I have my Motor City 2nd Degree Blackbelt as well. Not sure how either of those would work in a walnut guitar. There is a Super Distortion in there now.

Thanks guys! I'm thinking of eventually swapping out the Super Distortion and might put my 2nd Degree Blackbelt in there.

I had got a Gibson Les Paul Studio about a year or so ago and n3ver could gel with it. It was a special edition in 24 frets and never meshed with it. I went to a guitar store and loved this guitar and so I traded and added a bit of dough. It is a 1979 "The Paul" with the original case and a...

When I was like 30 or so and in the Air Force, played a bar in Honolulu on a Tuesday night with our friend's band "The Quintessentials" (some guys here know them), and we played for them, the bartenders, a handful of drunks sitting at the bar and a few small monkeys they had in a glass...

That is exactly why I don't like this song. It is the opposite of hungry Crue. Whenever they have changed members, at least there was a good change. This seems backwards. I don't mind the verse as much as the chorus and video.

I wish I would have got that. I got the brown LR Baggs with only phantom power or a battery thr other day and couldn't get it to work so sending it back. For thr life of me I don't know why it didn't work at all.