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I meant PS-6. I use OD-1 gain at 6 and push with the SD-1. Yes, the 10 cent pitch shift sounds great with the mix around 9:30

Almost identical to what I use. Add either a Boss PS-6 for a little pitch shift, or a delay for a quick slap back. These should be always on for thickening. Then add another longer delay to kick on for solos.

Yikes, that's what I was thinking. On my BE100, I have Presence and Treble on 4 and it's plenty

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It's all in the amount of time it takes to warm up. At my current age, it takes me about :30 before I stop feeling like I have two left hands. My son can not touch the guitar for 3 days, plug in and shred immediately.

And another manufacturer enters the beat up super strat market

You'd be surprised. You can fret those chords pretty lightly and it helps with quicker transitions.

I would agree. Most important two things to playing fast are light tough and relaxation. I have to constantly remind myself of those as every time I focus on an intricate run, my tensing up f's me up.

Great combo. Should have no reservations

All Klipsch in my house

Boy, that is cool…

I made it to Dan Rather. Then —-> out

I’ve become a Charvel junkie. So get one of those

From my vantage point, doesn’t look like either of those amps are plugged into. But most likely he does have another Marshall backstage as he favors those old ones

I agree. These little toy 15-20 watt amps are great for fun at home. But I’ve found you need at least 30 watts for a live show

Big fan of Cam Cooper, Kid can flat out rip

Back in Black is hard to beat, but I’m quite partial to For Those About to Rock.

I’d do it, once you verify it’s in good working order. Keep in mind the Marshall may need a little maintenance

I’ll never own, nor gig digital or modelers. I have tube combos and heads, as well as various size cabs. So I have many options available. I take the appropriate size rig for the venue.

My basic RAT sounds best with Dist at 9:00, Filter at noon, and Volume at 3:00