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I always used a tripod against the back right corner of my board, it was a pain in the ass though. I had rearrange my board layout so my left foot could get to the couple of pedals I actually needed while I was at the mic. This is the best photo I have.

Mackie thump-go paired to my phone or laptop, turn it up loud enough to keep up with my amp.

My latest marketplace find.

I’ve got four 2x12 cabs with v30’s, so I’d say that’s my go to… One I got from Splawn over 15 years ago, because the Eminence speakers I loved in my 4x12 for live use weren’t my favorite for recording. A Mesa vertical that was a package deal with my mark V, which I kept because it’s the...

Yeah. A used American fender is a safe buy if you’re not sure a certain type of guitar works for you. They can always be resold without losing a ton. I’ve never played a new one I’d consider at their current pricing. Pretty much all the higher end copies are a better value for around the same...

Ages ago I had a 90’s MIJ squier, the “Wayne’s World” model strat. Damn nice guitar for the sub $200 price tag.

Fender appeals more to the average player. They’re also overpriced.

Maybe I’m just old & bitter. I remember when you could find a US Wolfgang for $500.

I can’t recall how many times over the years life has gotten in the way of playing & left me feeling that. The more times I force myself to get back at it, the easier it gets. It helps if I make myself learn & play something different for a bit, that doesn’t feel so debilitating when I’m off my...

I try to stay in the 5-10 hours per week range. Work days, I like to get in 15 minutes or so as best I can. Days off, I try to get at it for an hour or two.

My usual every day noodling, I just raw dog. But at least a few times a week, I try to grab the metronome or at least a drum track & focus on improving something.

Something like that is what I would suspect. I do that quite a bit with my FR guitars. Since I don’t really use them for recording or live shows, they just get tuned relative to themselves & are usually a few cents flat.

Around 8 lbs seems to be where most draw the line between light & heavy. It’s not something I think too much about, when looking at guitars. know 6 lbs feels abnormally light to me, unless it’s a thin line. 10 lbs seems awfully heavy, for anything that’s not an explorer.

Nice. I wish we had a jam like that locally.

EB makes an 11-54 set that works pretty well for drop B or C standard.

I actually used that out of boredom, and one of the names it suggested was "The Guitar Sisters" Now I need to convince this cover band I've been jamming with that we should use it. :ROFLMAO:

I did a few colabs back in the HCAF days that were a lot of fun.

I hate that generating clicks & views has become its own god awful genre of music. But on the bright side, every time I watch the latest Andy Wood video on YouTube, I get about 15 minutes in before I feel obligated to go practice something I've been slacking on.

Depends on the amp. My splawn or 5150, I plug straight in. The deluxe reverb in my living room, fuzz & OD all day.

People love or hate them, I use elixirs on my acoustics. I live in the humid southeast where strings corrode easily, and I don't play acoustic often enough to wear them out quickly.