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That's the best request for a song I ever heard, killer riff. Nice guitar.

Mikael Åkerfeldt Devin Townsend Tom Englund Daniel Gildenlow James Hetfield

Was a Music Man guy for many years, owned several of all their models but these days I'd have to say Luxxtone is the best for what I need.

Yeah, ive seen the horsepower finish a couple times, should have pulled the trigger on it, I like all the Joe morris stuff, had a 100 dollar bill guitar of his as my first el machete, great guitar but you had to take the neck off to adjust it, no bueno for me, great guitar otherwise.

Great collection, that Joe Morris Choppa t is badass, I almost bought that one or one very similar to it on reverb not too long ago. Jerry makes great guitars, I've owned 7 total and still have 3. I'd agree they are the best feeling guitar out there for my needs.

I was a guitar teacher for about 20 years and when I first started I didn't know where to begin with people so i put a small set of guidelines to follow for myself, most of my students were beginners and I preferred that, but every student just like every teacher is different. Not every person...

Something about the tele shape I just love these days, don't have the middle one here anymore but these are all killer guitars.

Not sure if he refinishes guitars other than his own, but try Jerry at Luxxtone, he's in that area and can do almost anything. Worth a shot.

Unless I missed it I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Nuno yet, dude had some great stuff on the early extreme albums.

To add to a lot of others already mentioned here. Devin Townsend-Ocean Machine Dream Theater-Images, Awake, Scenes From a Memory Eric Johnson-Venus Isle Evergrey-The Atlantic, Inner Circle Explorers Club-Age of Impact James Murphy-Feeding the Machine Joe Satriani-The Extremist, Time Machine...

Blackhawk is one of the best from the 90s, so many good tunes from those guys.

First amp was a Triaxis with a used Mesa 50/50 power amp. Killer rig.

I started leaning to play when I was 12 and all I ever cared about was learning other peoples songs cuz it was just a hobby of mine, luckily I live in Delaware where the only bands that mean shit are cover bands so I guess it kinda worked out, I've played a lot of big clubs over the years and...

Been one of my favorite bands for years, got a chance to see them in a small club in Baltimore back in 2019 I believe and they were amazing live, shame there weren't more people there to support, probably less then 100 people there would be my guess. Got to meet them all after the show, very...

Yeah the place we played in the keys was just called the tiki bar in holiday isle, they had a band house that looked like a world war 2 bomb shelter with an undisclosed amount of diseases running around, I saw it and found a hotel for the week which made the whole thing more tolerable. Fun times.

Played in the Delaware cover scene for a while in one of the more known cover bands, played 4-6 nights a week in my 20's all over the tri-state area and as far south as the keys. Used to make anywhere from 150-300 a night depending on the club and how far we had to travel. Lots of miles and...

I'd bring two for cover shows, would learn how to play everything in one tuning so there wasn't constant breaks between songs switching guitars around.

After 20 plus years of doing the cover band shit I'm not learning anything for a while, I'll play my own boring riffs for the time being. The angry again solo would be cool to check out though.

I have two luxxtones with these tuners, I always measure two tuners past the one I'm stringing, seems to work quite well, for the last two strings I just guesstimate.