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:rock: hell yeah! Sounds good! Can't wait to hear how the mic makes it sound!

Thanks man! :thumbsup: It's fun!

Hey ElectricVoodoo! Here's what yer talkin' 'bout! My leads are clackityweedilyclackityCLACK! Instead of how I normally play.. :lol: :LOL: IDGAF!! I went through the front of both amps, split the signal with Morley ABC switch. BE100 through a stock EVH cab on top. Below (out of view) the EVH...

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AIC Down in a hole

:rock: Yeah, I could ride around listening to this on "BLAST!"

Man... that's a lot of gain for noon! Killer!

:thumbsup: Really enjoyed that dude!

I DEMAND CLIPS!!! :rock:

:lol: :LOL: That would have been awesome!!

#1 to me... Randy Rhoads :rock:

If you can find a nice one used, I have a Jackson Dinky DK2S pro series, made in Japan, that shreds. It has the inlays, and a nice neck profile. Fun guitar. I bought mine new for around a grand, but I'd say you can find them waaaay cheaper now.

If it's not just the JJ tone you are after, you can pick up a used BE, and have the JBE mod done. Just a switch and you have 2 amps in 1.

Too hard to pick a fave.. too damn many good ones! But heard this today and remembered how much I liked it back then.. I laugh and think of Jim Breuer every time he yells EWW! But I like that nasty, grindy slide and rock 'n' roll mKvxq-xiZ_8 But I think I listened to this album more that any...

HEY AMP GURU'S!! If I tell him something wrong, correct me. From what I understand you can't use and EL34 in a 6L6 amp. It would take mods beyond what I can tell ya. But you can run 6L6 or 6L6 family in a EL34 amp if pins 8 and 1 are bridged on the power tube socket. This will allow you to run...

I went to Junior's college, all I learned was how to bang hot chicks and drink beer.. I think one of 'em was Spanish.. got a Masters :lol: :LOL: I got a 15 amp because the dude wanted 50 bucks... sold! I watch the Electric Company all the time! I know lots! watch... Fu... Q..

:confused: I use mine and it sounds great.. It's a Tenma (print's too small), I think, 15 amp, made in Taiwan. I hook a power strip to the variac and plug my amp in one socket, and a volt meter in another so I know exactly what AC voltage I have. Drop voltage, then check DC across pins 8 and 3...

Thanks Dudes! If your interested in what I'm doing, just ask!

Thanks man! Wanted make sure I was doin' it right! 'Cause it sounds great!