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The Guitar Attic in Daytona (actually Holly Hill, Fla, about a mile north of Daytona on US1) is a really good store. The owner Randy Pepper is a great guy. He has a pretty good revolving inventory and always has cool stuff in there. https://www.guitarattic.com/

I wasn't too far from you. It was a great show! Glad to see a strong turnout for a Tuesday night too.

Honestly, the Pod Go sounds as good as the Helix, but it can't do as much at the same time. Sort of like a pc with a smaller processor and less memory. If your only using a few effects and boost, you can definitely gig with it. I have, and then went to the Helix. I'm going to go back to my...

I used the HXFX using the 4 cable method as well with my amps but switched to a Pod-Go. Pod-Go does the same thing as the HXFX, but has the pedal I can use as a Wah/Vol/Whammy instead of bringing seperate pedals. Also, if my amp has an issue, I can use the Pod-Go as a backup to get through a...

I do pretty much all my gigs with my Warmoth super strats and haven't touched my Gibsons in a year. (I love the Charvel as well) They are real versatile guitars and I can get a lot of tones out of them. The one on the bottom sounds the best but they all sound really good. My only complaint...

Here are my superstrats: three Warmoths and one Charvel. The butterscotch Warmoth (under the blue) is currently in the process of having the polyurethane finish taken off and it will have a tung oil finish. The guitar on the bottom is an ash body with a maple top and it sounds the best. I...

I run my PodGo directly into the PA and use Shure IEMs. I just purchased a Helix LT and will be using that soon. I was using the PodGo with my mini Jubilee 1/4 stack using the 4 cable method and just using the effects as my pedalboard. That is the best sounding rig for me. I played the last...

Thanks Will. Do you have any IR cabs you can recommend? I aslo have an HX Effects that I use but the Pod Go took its place since I can use the expression pedal for wah/vol, and the tuner seems to be a little better than the one on the HX. (? to me anyway) Lots of people prefer the Fractal...

I bought a PodGo about a month ago. I've been real impressed with the sounds (especially for the money) and wanted to know what others thought? I still need an amp behind me, and use my Marshall Mini Jubilee/2x12 and use the PodGo as my pedalboard which has made my load in a little easier...

I have the Mini Jubilee/2x12 cab and I love it. Its been my main gigging amp since 2016. My only complaint is the channel switching, as the clean channel is a tiny bit louder. For that reason, I don't use it and roll my volume down and it cleans up very well. Its a great amp.

I picked up a Hughes and Ketner Spirit of Rock amp. Its 25 watts, and sounds damn good through a cab. Its about the size of a brick and I keep it in my cable bag. I haven't had to use it yet, and I'm hoping that I didn't just jinx myself by replying on this post..haha. 11 gigs coming up, so...

I'm in Atlanta and we go to Destin once or twice a year. Its beautiful there!

I love the neck on my Charvel. But your right...the MIM ones are less consistent. I got a great one though. What do you not like about stainless steel frets? Just curious. I love my warmoth neck, and this LTD feels real good too. Its nice having frets that barely wear.

Yeah, it splits the coils like a push/pull knob. I had a Les Paul a few years ago with a spring loaded knob and it worked much better. This one just seems cheaper. I had a scalloped neck back in the early 90s. They are actually cool for bending notes since you don't feel any wood. I prefer...

As far as that Charvel, the MIM models definitely aren't as consistent as the USA, Japan, and from what I've heard the new Korean-made models. I love the Charvel (hd ash body pictured in my original post) but I originally had a 2016 blueburst model that had a twisted neck. I bought it on sale...