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I'll continue to love the Gibson guitars I've had and still have in my possession. I'm an equal opportunity player. In addition to (4) Gibson's, I have (2) ESP LTD, (2) Epiphone, and (3) Schecter guitars. If a guitar plays, looks, and sounds good, why not? It's not as though we're getting...

Wolverine Blues is full of sick riffs. I burned that album up when I discovered it. Still stands strong today. \,,/

Yes, GOTW. :love: The '77 is 25½", the '07 is 24¾". Gibson switched back to the shorter scale in 1979.

I have this one also. '07, not old by any stretch, but plays & sounds great. Dunable Direwolf pickups in this one.

Man, that's freaking brutal. :cry: Sorry for your troubles.

1978 Gibson RD Custom with Dunable Grizzly pickups. Original case too. Took all the Moog crap out, but saved the electronics & the Dirty Finger pickups.

Bogren Digital -BassKnob STD -AmpKnob Rev C Simple as it gets and sound killer. I'm too stupid for drum programming.

The guy can play, no doubt. What I appreciate most about OP's video share, Matteo's Tim Henson-like turtleneck sweater. Amazing. :worship:

I have a Rev F blackface/chrome chassis with EL34's in it and I think it sounds great. I've always gravitated towards EL34 tubes though. True or not, I feel like they create more bite than 6L6's. They work well in a Dual Rec. YMMV.

The album hits the spot, indeed. Especially after ingesting 72 Seasonings. burp Kiko Freaking Loureiro is the man. \,,/ Makes Kirt look like a beginner.

Pretty disappointed, but what are ya gonna do? *queues up Megadeth's new album*

I hope MM kicks their collective ass in court. He's the one and only reason why I ever gave Motley Crue the time of day. The rest of the band is a joke. Someone above mentioned complaining about Metallica in relation to Motley. I've been known to be one of those people from time to time. I...

Most definitely. I'm doing the same. I like having my balls rattled as well. :rock: My comment was mainly on what I perceive to be the new reality since many bands have moved into the IEM realm.

Exactly dude. I'm on the same page. I was just bitching because I personally loath IEM's. I don't share often, but this topic moved me to do so. :D Not that it matters, but I'll add some context. I'm running Kemper Stage > KSR PA-50 > 412. I'll never do it any other way outside of ditching...

I hate almost everything about IEM's. My band recently ventured into this shit, and they suck. The only thing I like - having a click track in my ear. Rock'n Roll was at one time supposed to be loud, obnoxious, and even painful to the ears. A full body experience. These days it feels like it's...

My 1st real tube amp was a GH100L. Liked it so much I bought a 2nd one. Those 2 amps served me well for quite a few years, until I became a bona-fide gear whore. ??

The highlight of this band for me is bassist, Olivier Pinard. As someone who's dabbled playing bass in a couple bands over the years, that dude blows my mind. He's also in Cryptopsy. Sick play through below.

I'm about 2 years into my Kemper Stage experience. It's all I use at the moment. Rig Manager is great, I'd be dead in the water without it. I'm digitally dumb, and it's a been a great tool to figure out the Kemper itself. Hope you dig it!

Totally get it bro. I had an experience with Chinese made 6534+. Preamp tube socket was junk. Took it in for repair, had it fixed, and it failed again. Most likely a deeper issue, but I gave up on it. Hopefully QC is on point with these new amps.

Most definitely trying to diversify ala Gibson. https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/30/23660187/marshall-zound-merger-acquisition-bluetooth-headphones-speakers-amps