To be fair, I’m also in a southern “right to work” state. The laws kinda screw us on things like break times etc. so I don’t expect what’s common here to be the norm across the US.
That’s been the case everywhere I’ve worked, mostly restaurants & manufacturing jobs.
You can claim you need to step outside to smoke a few times a day, and no one will question it. Sitting in the same spot, doing anything else, you’ll get chewed out immediately. Anywhere you work nights, it’s...
Because it’s a subject that’s fun to talk about & hear people’s experience or perception…
Until it becomes a debate about who’s correct, then the conversation gets boring & goes nowhere.
Over the years I’ve become a believer that how much wood affects guitar tone is highly dependent on how you amplify the signal.
If you’re running a super hot pickup, then boosting it into a dual rec with the gain cranked; you’re not going to hear a huge difference based on wood. You’ll get some...
Yes, to be honest that shop deserves its own thread. Every room packed wall to wall with cool gear for any playing style, and a lot of nice used & consignment deals.
I should have taken a few more pics while I was pacing around & debating this purchase.
Fryette Sig X for me.
I have a deliverance and it’s one of the most versatile & user friendly amps one could hope for. For quite a few years, that & my mark iii were the only things I ever played through, and I was perfectly happy with that setup.
TLDR; pics are down below.
I've been wanting some type of nice 330 for a few years now. I like the idea of growly p90's in a full hollow, that's wild & hard to tame at full volume. Played a handful over the years that I liked, but never found one that really screamed at me when I had the cash...
While I think his gear reviews are pretty straightforward & honest…
It’s easy to be fooled by hearing Andy make something sound great, then discover that my average playing doesn’t quite get there.