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Les Paul guys seem to love them. They were absolute ass in my basswood guitar!

9-42 standard tuning and drop D. I actually DON'T like the sound of bigger strings.

Wampler Tumnus! https://wamplerpedals.com/products/tumnus It's just a magic pedal!

Way to go Steve! It looks great. Best of luck.

I just tried a Legacy for the first time recently. I didn't like it at all.

Triple Wreck and the Engl Preamp were my favs for this material.

Love that song. Way to go man!

I've been using the TC Nova System for about a year. I'm very happy with it. The only drag is having to run audio cables 20ft to and from the amp. I'm thinking about upgrading to the G-System so I can keep the processor in the rack and just have the CAT5 cable run for the foot pedal section.

As with most things, I think the important part is to truly "understand" the differences and experiment. I've done a ton of reading and listening and spent thousands of dollars trying different kinds of pickups. For me I've finally settled on vintage output humbuckers. Usually Alnico II or V...

Having lived with it a while, what are your favorite and least favorite things about it? Are you using the foot controller and the loop device? I've heard some talk about it lagging when changing presets. Any thoughts? What do you think of the power soak? The Modern channel doesn't seem to get...

Have any of you had a chance to try one of these? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZgXuPuY4hk Everything I've seen is pretty impressive.

I just played one at the LA Amp Show and it was one of those HOLY SHIT moments! I can't stop thinking about it! :inlove:

Henning Bottle Rocket! Perfect for what you're after. :rock:

May need to wait until some clips and info surfaces. The price is really great, just can't find any clips anywhere.

I was really impressed with the Atomic AmpliFIRE 12 at the LA Amp Show. http://atomicamps.com/amplifire-12/ $799 and it sounded amazing. Super light weight and completely programable foot switching.

I had a chance to play a Buxom Betty head with a bunch of Wampler pedals. Sounded fantastic! They had the BE-OD hooked up to the Buxom Betty at the NAMM show and everyone was blown away with it. I didn't get a chance to try it myself. The Friedman room/booth was PACKED!

Me too and I thought the same thing. Angus killed it! :rock:

So were the RYs the first played or the second? I liked the 2nd one better.

Guys, Does anybody know where I could demo a Kemper amp with a cabinet in Los Angeles?

I'm always there!