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Rhythm guitar sounds great, the panning L>R is cool with the doubled tracks. Congrats on the Classic!

Check around the Suhr website for starters. They have the Modern, Standard, Classic S and Classic T models to compare. (and the TS as well). There are tons of YouTube videos to listen to them in action, listen for differences. There are pages on woods, pickups etc., those are worth checking out...

No reason to be nervous. It sounds good.

Suhr SSH+ and SSV in the GMW/Gibson Les Paul. Sounds pretty huge to me

Thanks for the report, but actually a one piece maple neck can be a good thing. :thumbsup:

Andy I was there too, awesome set. Really super musical, you got so many great sounds out of that B bender T guitar! Loved it!

Sometimes a truss rod will 'stick', just a simple push on the neck will free it loose.

Very cool! Thanks for posting!

Yeah it's not a bad idea, actually on wheels it would save me a trip! They're great amps with heavy iron, very punchy. I'm always surprised more people don't know about them. As far as gold grill, you could always call and ask.

That would be one heavy combo. Maybe if you had wheels on it.

I'd contact Suhr about modding it to PT100 spec if you want more Marshally goodness.

Congrats!! And welcome to the club!

She's great, love her interviews. There's a few dudes that "protest too much" in this thread IMO.

Rockin! Are those covered Aldrich pickups?

I never really followed the TAG saga, or his posts/opinions, but this video just kills on so many levels.

+1. When he kicks in ch 3 it's pretty big sounding!

That humbucker looks like 2 singles side by side, weird.

I dunno man, 2 Aldrich humbuckers in a Modern will slice thru a band mix like nobody's business. Mine is mahogany, the neck pickup sounds great. Woman tone & jazz...not really. Sustain & cut...YUP.

I've used the original Dano TO into the RIOT and loved it. Really fluid for solos, works great. Doesn't take much gain on the overdrive to make it sing.

Built in California, shipped across the country, wintertime, you're going to have to adjust the truss rod a bit. ;)