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This made me laugh! I would have loved to play my HRF at my old Metro Band gigs. We got anywhere from 3-7k people at those. But I was playing a Musicman EVH through a VHT Pitbull back then.

I have played only a couple of times at my church, a very conservative old-school Presbyterian church where’d I’d only play my Martin. In my younger days I played at church and was part of the Metro Band that released a couple of records.

Yeah, I get it. Thanks for the reminders.

I’ve been messing around with the Tone Master Pro lately simply because I know that I’m going to get asked to sit in at some point and it’s going to be a basically silent stage environment. I got the excellent Fender 12 inch full range thing, and that’s very cool. But I just can’t get these...

How does this sound compared to the 78?

PM’d

Every single time I’ve seen a guitarist playing a Tyler in person at a gig they were an absolute pro. That’s what has always drawn me to them.

I don’t think there is whammy work. There is in the live version, certainly. When I worked with the band, I was struck by how important Clapton was to Ed. Not simply an influence but at times a seeming obsession, even after Clapton slogged him and May. The STIL solo, being an obvious blues...

Yes it was spliced together and I think he used the same Strat he used on the intro to Women in Love and Hear About It Later.

Sounds like it to me. No bar, and some quack from being in position 2 on the selector. Similar sound to the solo on "When It's Love" solo cut 6 years later. Thoughts?

I demo’d Ed’s new (at that time) Peavey guitar for guitars shows, then was asked to help with their first website. I wrote the equipment section and did interviews. However, this (it was thought by Ed) section took attention off the new stuff Ed was doing and was eventually cancelled. It was...

I started trading boots in the early 90s, then Looney Toones (I was on the list) consolidated it and filled in some gaps. Working with the band in the 90s meant I got some of these fun extras a long time ago with an implicit nda.

Girl Gone Bad is my all-time favorite guitar sound. Hands down. Low-mid gain, low-output PAFs.

I like mine. It is currently distracting me from getting work done.

Was this Al's guitar?

Okay that’s good info. Then even lower output!

Wireless sucked a lot of output in those days

Yep. Low output.

Carl I am very happy for you. Your bride is beautiful. Blessings to you!

Yes, Mike's power section was in some ways like a audiophile's single-channel power amp.