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Hybrid picking, and the Tosin Abasi Victor Wooten inspired hybrid picking.

Have you checked the tracking number again? There's a scam where they reuse an old shipping label to try to trick PayPal into showing a package as being delivered when they never shipped anything.

Buy an amp switcher and a/b stuff. You'll find out real quick what you like most.

That's because most of those are just slightly tweaked versions of the same pickup. There are plenty of pickups that sound and feel drastically different...like an Invader or a Dimebucker.

Volume knob too close to the bridge... unless it's on a pick guard that I can swap out. 1 5/8" nut width. 7.5" radius. Everything else is fine with me.

A pizza place near me actually put their costs for ingredients up front by the register with 2019 and 2023 side by side. I can't believe how much Gibson raised the cost of tomatoes.

That Tapatio Doritos are awesome.

Call the store directly and try to get a hold of the manager. They can probably find the casters for you and maybe give a partial refund on the speakers.

iloud Micro should work.

Yea it was the first one they did. I said "You know the black fade finish... Can you make it sparkle" haha Here's a crappy pic I took when I dropped some EMGs in.

Not as flaky as most, but my Anderson Sheer Black Surf finish.

IV for me. There's a huge difference between the III and the IV in my experience. I tried to like the III. I've owned a Green and Blue and played a Purple. I hated all of them, as well as the III channel on the Quad preamp I owned. Harsh highs with too much low end.

In my experience most people, especially on forums, are incapable of thinking in that manner.

Honestly there's no way to help with that other than you playing the guitars (not easy for these ones, I know). People shred on everything though, and it's really whatever is most comfortable for you.

I have gut shots, I can ask him if he's cool with me posting them. They're from the prototype, not the production but I think the only difference is the transformers. It's also 50w clean with the production transformers. It measured 45w with the prototype.

$1,799 USA Made. Runs 6L6, EL34, KT88 etc. True lunchbox dimensions. Clean to high gain. 2 shared EQ's one for Clean and Crunch, the other for the Lead Channels. Volume and Gain for each channel Bright Switch for each channel Hi/Lo gain switch on the clean Presence, Depth, and Negative...

No one really. Influences and techniques/ideas that I try to pluck from people, but that's in an attempt to sound like me, which I'm still trying to figure out. Maybe I should have just copied someone haha I don't tone chase anything either but the sound in my head, which is tight high gain...

The monitoring transactions part is the law, so there's no way around that or the taxes for a 3rd party transaction site. Just wait until they try to find a way to enforce it on forums, and all the classified sections disappear. EDIT: Not trying to be shitty, I wish it was possible and it just...

FYI for the comparison to the IV you'll want presence pulled and mid gain. The VII is pretty much spot on. Sounds (and feels) like you're just switching between 2 different Mark IVs or maybe slightly different settings. Recorded maybe that will be different, but in person that's what it was...

KSR Ceres if you're going to run it as a preamp through the FX return. It lays waste to pretty much every other pedal in that setup.