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Went to the local one today. It is quite a sad sight....

That sucks, but not surprising. The one near me is always empty.

If you are going into the 11R first, you might need to set up how the MIDI OUT / THRU works. You may need to enable it to send the signal through the MIDI THRU to the G Major. Yeah, probably just put both on OMNI channel, so they respond to anything.

Sounds like you need the cable from the MIDI THRU of the 11R to the MIDI IN of the G Major.

Yeah, it is. I do something similar with all my amps. I actually boost the mids on the amp, but then scoop selectively with a parametric EQ in the loop. You can make amps sound mid scooped, yet full of mids at the same time.

Sounds like the right amount of mids to me :)

Overdose of Capitalism. We need a slow-release Capitalism, lol.

I remember I randomly picked this album, and it is still one of my favorites today.

I think once you realize the entire world is nothing but an advertisement to get your money, you get exhausted to leave the house or turn on any device at all, lol. I feel like I have gotten super sensitive to all of the consumerism in the world over the last few years.

That is the one I always looked at buying. However, I built a DIY one.

I still have tons of CDs that say BMG on the back of them. They custom printed the versions for BMG Music a little differently.

I would say that a Rev G is the most recognizable version of the Recto tone, since that was the most recorded, and most popular version we have all heard.

I have read that you can, but you have to select one of the channels to stay on. It wont do both channels.

I have a Schecter CR-6 which has the ultra thin C, and it is like playing a toothpick. I also have an original circa 2013 Banshee, and it has the ultra thin C, but it seems thicker. Almost like in between the Thin C and the modern Ultra thin C. I also have 2 of the older Hellraisers in their...

I cant play any neck with U in the title, lol. The Schecter Ultra Thin C is OK, but their regular Thin C is my favorite. It is thicker.