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Doesn’t sound like you have one.

The Marshall demo sounds better. Only liked it with the Les Paul. Still not wowing me though.

I don’t think so. I’m not some full on expert either. But I’ve been finding some really nice IRs. I think the trick is to go for really raw sounding IRs. That’s the type I like. Not eq’d and messed. I think that is where the “all sound the same” thing comes from. Everyone choosing similar...

So why not get the IRs they use if you think it sounds so good that way? Seems like an easy thing to attain.

Yeah really, really cool. I don’t know what I’m more impressed by, the lead work or the recording and mixing quality. Can you share details?

I want this.

Dear Lord there are some beautiful guitars out there. Enjoy that thing!

Sweep the volume knob Johnny!

Nope. Moving away from thin necks. Thanks for the info man.

I want to get a “tone wood” guitar soon. I played a Caparison in a guitar shop in Japan and loved the unique tones. As far as I can see Mayones and Caparison offer the most thick and unique woods. Also, love the colour. That’s probably one of the reasons I like it so much. Love that look.

Yep! I swore off nickel frets because I blamed them. But my ESP seems to be holding up way better. So funny you say that. This has had full refret. Is it the wire Ibanez use or something?

He likes the aesthetic often. My main axe these days is a custom shop Stef. Just the 1 hum. I love these Fishmans, but I swear it’s hard not to fall into his rhythm tones sometimes lol. They do sound like him. Bonus being the Fishman stripe glows in the dark.

It’s taken me many, many years to learn how to play it. I was way too muscular with my playing when I got this. I don’t get the thin neck Ibanez thing being “easier”. It takes restraint. Which most young men struggle with. Now I’m not so young. But man this guitar got me in love with Mahogany...

Damn that’s the first Mayones I’ve seen that I love.

What does everyone like about them? I watched demos and wasn’t wowed. Please let me know the style of thing you think they excel at.

Dave Friedman actually pays good money to sit in the corner on a chair watching the undertaking too, if you are in LA.

Takes me back to opening VH Best of volume I album. That said, I wouldn’t kick any of them out of bed.

Yep. They may tell you, “hey wrong key and tempo”, but don’t you listen brother!

Broken out an old favourite recently. Needs a clean. But I love this guitar.