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My Anderson will go to the grave with me. It's a '93 too! https://imgur.com/XPE4TnX

I've played 11s on all my electrics for 20+ years now. I had played .9s when I was a kid, but then read an article about Richie Kotzen, and he said he used .11s, so BAM. I made the change and never looked back. After changing to .11s, I felt like all of a sudden things were more 'attached' and...

Well great. :scared: Now they'll never come back.

Lots of high gain amps sound good at low volumes, however all of them sound better when turned up. That's just the nature of tubes, speakers, etc.

Hmmmmm. I have a 78 2204 and a '71 Superlead that have the original caps - both amps sound damn good, and the caps show no sign of bulging, etc. Maybe I'll give it a try.

There's a popular mod called the Marvel Mod that guys do to their Ecstasys. It gives you a 3 position toggle on the back that changes the voicing of the Red Channel. Bogner changed the voicing of the Red channel in 2004. With the mod, you get "Pre-2004" "Post-2004" and "Cameron."

They're plywood. I had a Hondo version of a Fender Mustang, and it was plywood.

I have an SLO that I'm considering selling. Just not sure. Has a roadcase and everything, so it'd be easy to ship. Maybe I should.

Cardinal, you had a killer old Tom Anderson too, if I remember correctly. I wish I coulda bought that when you had it for sale!

Really good film. I loved hearing the DLR tracks without vocals! You could really hear Jason's nuances. I wonder if those vocal-less tracks are available somewhere?

Here's my trans-black. Love this guitar. . . they all look different, with various fades. Mind faded to a really nice greenish tint. Actually, it didn't fade. . . it was like that when I bought it new in '95. https://imgur.com/X5886Rl

I never found the EP to be too bassy with the Recto. I just used the bass knob and dialed it back a little. Sounded great.

THIS x1000. I have a Steeler on my '93 Tom Anderson and it's better than any Floyd I've had.

I couldn't disagree more. The EP sounded freakin' fantastic in front of my Ref F Dual Rec. I ran it in Orange Hi Gain mode, with the EP in front, and it was the chewiest, more organic, fat tone. I loved it. It doesn't sound the same with all amps though. Didn't really benefit my SLO. Sounded...

Eventide 910 set at .99. Done. That same tone is all over 1984.

The 'easy' way is to put ALL the pedals in front of the amps. Then, make sure the amps are in phase with each other. Don't change channels on the amps, and let the pedals out front effect both amps. The reason being, that every time you change a gain stage on an amp, the phase will flip. So...

I throw it in the pocket of my gig bag.

Turn the gain and bass down, and the mids up.

Yep, the pickup was a Duncan JB.

Sleeper alert!! Barber Direct Drive Compact. Sounds REALLY, really good. More importantly, it FEELS great. Also highly tweakable.