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are they available to buy/try yet? i cant find more than one or two video clips. ive loved egnaters since i first heard a TOL100.

pretty sure ralph does pentode, simul-class, tweed power, and everything pulled in front! i personally have been digging mid-gain lately, to my ears it sounds juicier and more lively.

Specifically instrumental guitar stuff, what makes you buy it? The tunes? The melodies? The tones? The chops? The album art? Im just curious as im recording my solo project, and trying to create something that appeals to a wide range of people.

ALMOST walked out with a Lonestar Special. I was playing a lonestar classic 2x12 and a lonestar special 1x12 for about 2 hours, i really fell in love with them. the special has more growl to it, even tho it was only a 30 watt 1x12, the 2x12 classic obviously had more headroom and was more "airy"...

im really looking hard at this piece. im trying to understand how many channels of my mark iv it will switch.

heres an old vid i just found... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXG99EGgqNY

Ok here we go. Cluster voicings are real hip. They typically contain an interval of a 2nd or even minor 2nd in the voicing, creating a dissonant sound, but in a good way! They are called "clusters" because if you were to write one out on the Staff, the close-voiced chord looks like a cluster of...

would you rather have 1 or 2 amps, and 800 guitars? i know i would. GUITARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

so what do ya'll wanna learn? 8)