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This is awesome, Darren!

I am unapologetic fanboy of Anderson Guitarworks. The clincher for me is that their Even Taper neck carve fits my hands perfectly. I have five Anderson and love them all but this Drop Top I had custom spec'ed in 2010 is my #1 and a guitar I will never part with. H2+ in the bridge and an H1 in...

Looks awesome, Jer! You've created a ton of guitar related content over the years. You deserve a signature guitar.

I owned a VHT CLX for about 2 years. It was a great amp that was more versatile than it gets credit for. It was definitely a cleaner gain (not quite as saturated as other modern high gain amps). It definitely helped me improve my timing and playing as it exposed my weaknesses. They're similar to...

Killer tones and playing! Congratulations, Keith!!

Anderson makes great P-90 pickups! https://www.andersonguitarworks.com/pq-series

I have owned many amps over the years from vintage to modern. If you ask me today I would say the 3rd Power Kitchen Sink. Fender and Vox tones on the clean side and the gain side is based on a 68 Marshall Superlead. Some modern features along with these classic tones. It is everything I've ever...

Have to admit...this solo is badass!!

I'm with you, George. I love his playing but never thought his tone was special. However, I do like his raw Marshall tones from Badlands but anyone can get those with a good stock Marshall. I think those tones fit their music.

That was a great disc! Lots of great tunes on it. Winger had one called Battle Stations that was great too. Go to Hell from Megadeth, Primus - Tommy the Cat, King's X - Junior's Gone Wild and Faith No More - The Perfect Crime were great too.

I thought it was a great comparison. Usually I can't hear any major differences in these kinds of videos but I definitely heard them hear. The 6505 sounded a bit brighter and fizzier (not in a bad way). The 1992 sounded creamier but still had that core 5150 tone. Both sounded great but if I...

I usually do a string change when one breaks so I replace them all. I use Elixer so they ten to last and sound good longer.

Slide it In, Slow an' Easy, Slip of the Tongue, Cheap an' Nasty...you can't go wrong with David Coverdale.

Bleed From Within use the Quad Cortex for studio and live and they sound great too.

Recently, I used my Fractal FM9 at band rehearsal for the first time. Normally, I use my 3rd Power Kitchen Sink tube amp combo for everything but I left it at my main band's space. I decided to take my FM9 as I didn't have the time to pick up my normal rig. I just loaded up my normal patch and...

I don't believe Framus makes amps any longer. For a while the Cobra and Dragon had some street cred.

The recent Randy Rhodes soundboard post got me thinking about my favorite live solo spots for players I love. As much as I love EVH and Randy I would have to say my very favorite live solo spot is from John Petrucci from Dream Theater's Images and Words tour on To Live Forever. For me, I would...

I had a Kemper from 2012 to 2020. The Kemper was awesome and still is! I loved playing with it and it was consistent every time I used it for recording and live. I switched to the Axe-FX III in mid-2020. I didn't switch because I think is one better than the other. I just wanted to try something...

I'm using the 40th Anniversary SD-1 with my 3rd Power Kitchen Sink. Sounds great!

For me, it does it all. It was also my first custom spec'ed Anderson guitar (I have 4 other Andersons too). I spec'ed it in 2010. I will be buried with this guitar.