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Check out my incredibly talented friend Andy Kodiwein of 26's new song, "Your Pequod:" https://soundcloud.com/andy-kodiwein/your-pequod On this track, a Baron Custom Amps B120 amplifier was used. The amp was fed different levels of input signal on the distortion channel as the song progressed...

Cheers again. Jo killed it. bUmP!

Cheers for the kind words. I'm sure Jo will chime in soon :)

Here's another one: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=130978&p=1521099#p1521099

My main man Jo (DoomBuggi) just released the first track off of his solo project Škan called "The Immortal Tyrant" Check it out on BandCamp here: http://skanofficial.bandcamp.com/track/ ... tal-tyrant You can also listen to the song on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/skanofficial...

Red and white are the coils. Green is hot. Black and bare are ground. Cheers, Greg

I like a good deal of string tension because it offers wonderful rebound for my picking. I also dislike strings heavier than 11's, so using a lighter string on a longer scale offers great bounciness, juiciness, and kerrang, but none of the floppy characteristics of 8's or 9's in standard ;)

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I have a Hot Head set in my all mahogany PRS Mike Mushok Baritone (which is tuned to standard with 10's). The Hot Head neck is the best neck pickup for lead playing I have ever heard, bar-none. It has none of the muddiness associated with 90% of lead pickups I've owned, and it has plenty of cut...

I have a Hellbaby thanks to the kind gentleman above me \m/ I just got a Hot Head Set and they are some of the most "fun" pickups I have ever played. They are bouncy and juicy, but have tons of definition. The neck pickup is the best neck model I have EVER used. There is none of that annoying...

I think it was a very insightful post. Most of the 6505's fizz factor is 13-15khz which does disappear in a band mix due to the cymbals taking up so much of that space. That frequency range actually has zero benefit in a recording context as well, so you can just LP that area and end up with a...

Did you buy it used? It could just be a dud. Brand new ones out of the box sound phenomenal- I got one last year and it's stuck around ever since. It smoked my old 5150 too.

Nice clip :)

RJM Rack Gizmo is the best option IMO. You could also use a multi-effects unit with something like a RJM Mini Amp Gizmo if you want to ditch the pedals. Kyle Rhodes also has a switcher coming out: http://rhodesamplification.com/products/switchers/b8

PRS Mike Mushok Baritone is a fantastic instrument. The Fender Marcus Miller Jazz Bass kills too.

If I recall correctly, the SLO never made the mix.

Bump \m/

Thanks again Kage, Hale, and Tom. Keep practicing the mixing stuff and get a great monitoring solution and you'll be golden in no time.

To be fair, I think we should wait until they hit the music stores and actually find out the pricing and how they sound. My buddy Rodney who is a Schecter artist played the Hellwin at NAMM, and while he hated the name (I agree- it really is a freakin' silly name), he said it sounded killer. On...

Cheers again to everyone \m/ Good feedback is good news :D Laura, thanks for the kind words about The New Rochelle's track. I just put up a new track by them this morning called "Cuidado" that is from their recent split that they did with me. I hope you like it :thumbsup: