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You go girls! Awesome to see.

Just posting to say that's a cool looking guitar as is! That mirror finish is pretty trippy and cool to me, so I'd probably keep it as is. But either way, congrats on the score and I hope you enjoy it whatever color it ends up being.

Love Tommy Aldridge! I got into him with the "Go for What You Know" live album from the Pat Travers Band. Here's one of the few live video clips of the classic lineup featuring Tommy: Drum solo starts at about 2:38

This clip features Jens Bogren and Kristian Kohle IRs. I posted this link on the St. Rock thread earlier. But he's getting some great tones to me:

I wonder if he still has his Ibanez Destroyer (Explorer shape) from back in the day. Both he and Ace played one at one time or another. I've wondered whether the "Destroyer" album title was inspired by the guitar's name.

There was some great playing bandwise on the G Force project/album. Great band with Michael Shrieve on drums. Strangest Gary Moore guitar tone though since he apparently went direct into the board. But the songs themselves were a little more rhythmically adventurous including this one:

For sure. His first solo album, Atomic Playboys, has some killer Marshall tones as well. (That's Thommy Price from Billy Idol on the drums.)

Hard to beat that opening tone on Mean Street. There's some studio sweetening to be sure, but that underlying foundation is such a beautiful Marshall tone.

Great thread and great tones all. That's part of the magic of a classic Marshall circuit. With some tweaks to the settings, so many of those classic tones are in there.

Love that pic. Pure '70s baby.

I dig the Analogman Mini Chorus. To my ears it's a rich, deep tone that can be set for a variety of sounds, including Leslie sorts. I usually use it for clean tones, but it's great with distorted tones too. It actually reminds me of old MXR phase shifters in that application.

+ 1 to the Marshall style pedal. I've used a Suhr Riot pedal into so many different backlines and it always brings the Marshall flavor. Have fun in Sturgis!

All the Naylor clips I've heard convey a rich, organic tone. Would love to play one sometime.

It's the PI in my Marshall. Sounds good to me.

Thanks for posting about this. I was interested in this after seeing Euge Valovirta demonstrate IRs using the earlier version of the St. Rock. Sounds great to me:

Some of my faves right there. Can't beat those early albums.

Nice and crunchy. Sounds great!

I love hearing VH cover this tune. ZZ Top might not be the most obvious influence on the band, but it's in there.

Great looking board on that one. I've had a Warmoth strat neck for a long time now. Great quality.