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a vintage v52 icon , a cheapo relic'd telecaster i got for like 250euros , previous owner changed out the pickups to dimarzio twang kings + added a 4 way selector switch (pickups in series), had to file some edges but that was about it, yet to find a tele i like more PJ3aazGrrdo

+1 it seems to some extent a smaller radius makes barre chords easier to play whilst a flatter radius is better for lower action and string bending i've had one vintage radius guitar 7.25 inch radius, ( a roadworn strat) , to avoid bends fretting out , i had to raise action a fair bit to...

always great when turning the pedal on sounds worse than it did before ;) cool to offer the mesa EQ frequencies in a box, which looks massive as well

+1 not a good deal , jagged stainless steel frets doesn't sound good either

cool vid, tips and explanation how he goes about tracking guitars er9VhozNHNk

true, but that's where the numbers come into play (higher numbers are usually higher in features/quality/spec), look on the website for more info it's gives an idea of what you're getting , price being a good factor to go by regardless of manufacturer the best guitar for you is not necessarily...

http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/u_eg_t ... 4&cat_id=1 before getting into custom/premium etc.. there are 2 series lines - artist series - series by model // in each series, depending on guitar model (RG, S, etc etc ) you have various models which go from mass product // premium , and...

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maybe the 24.5 " scale length , 10inch radius is still fine for the stretchy stuff but some guitars are like that tho, try as you might, just can't get on with it i've got 2 PRS SE's i really like (a soapbar II which is amazing and an old standard), but had two EGs and try as i might (pickup...

it's a killer delay, i sold it eventually in favour of an el capistan which is more flexible tonewise, works well with gain as well for hi gain and clear repeats can't beat a good ol digital delay, i reckon the tc flashback might serve you better while also offering up analog/tape echo like...

maybe this is what you're after , just remove the wiring for the extra '7 way toggle switch' :

close your eyes is a solid tuuune, that one of yours or? sounds great :rock:

how's about sizing down to an M9 ? still has the looper and a much smaller footprint if it was me i'd take the ditto over the jam , although i can't see you going wrong with either

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for that kind of use on a budget i'd suggest looking into a rocktron intellifex can be found pretty cheap on ebay, works well and does the job nicely , no tone suck either , analog dry through (just have to set HUSH to pre-hush) , great units for the money

congrats :rock: looks awesome as well

sounds really sick :rock: :rock:

+1 i've had the Moen GEC-9 for about 4-5 months now, super reliable no tone suckage, and really easy to operate they make a smaller model as well which could be of interest and is similarly priced even: https://www.ebay.com/itm/MOEN-GEC-8-JR-E ... 35d063ef2c i would personally pay maybe a...

Peavey Vypr are nice, cool hi gain sounds with effects Blackstar ID series, get some decent tones out of that yamaha thr series , and otherwise the roland cubes get the job done as well or if you have an Ipad ... amped or bias with the plug .. output to your computer speakers or something...

A sounds clearer/defined for me, those the EMGs ? seem to have more bite not heard that tune before at that tuning