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Man, if I had a Blackmore and a V32 I would be SET. :aww: That's about all the tonal options I would need. Killer amps! :thumbsup:

No joke! :lol: :LOL:

I recently looked into this MIDI option as well. You're looking at a little under $1000 if you go the Voodoo Labs GCX route. :(

+1 BIG TIME. :yes: I can't stand "bands" that take forever to make decisions and lack the drive to progress. You're better off. :rock:

I see two toggle switches. :confused:

I've always liked that old "R" headstock. The bodies... not so much. :D

http://www.dcmusicstore.com/Washburn-WV66GT-Guitar I'm lovin' the way it looks, but the only Washburn electric I've played was an N4. Any Washburn players out there? :m17:

I don't care what anyone says, GnR was an amazing rock n' roll band. Slash had some killer tone in that clip too. :rock:

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Have you listened to the clip on the HBE site? Sounds mean, and WAY heavier than the P.S.

I worked off and on for a local security company that handles 90% of the concerts and all sporting events in Houston. It was only $8 an hour, but I literally sat on my ass and watched concerts from the balcony all night, and if someone couldn't find their seat I would shine my flashlight in...

I just had to too. :D

One of my main concerns is projection. I have no direct experience with Greenbacks or Green Berets, I am only going off what I heard works well with the Peavey Classics. I normally prefer Vintage 30's in my cabs. Since I'm going for projection and cut, and don't need too much speaker break-up, I...

I have a Peavey Classic 50 that needs two new speakers. Due to monetary constraints and their rave reviews I am going with a pair a Warehouse speakers. I have heard Greenbacks are supposed to sound great with C50's, so I am considering the WGS Green Berets. I am also a fan of Vintage 30, and...

+1 "If you can't say something nice..." :gethim:

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I look forward to spending some time with your P.C. too. :thumbsup:

Yeah, rub it in. :doh: :D

Care to elaborate? :D

I'd say so. The T.Z. can get pretty heavy. If I ever went the "distortion pedal into a clean amp" route, that would be the pedal I would get. I play mostly rock, but I do like the chugga-chugga's every now and then. :rock: I remember some clips Ed D. did a while back that were killer.