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Always thought he was an unlistenable, insufferable asshole, just like he antithesis, Bruce Springsteen.

They exist to sell full amplifiers. The parts are generally generic and readily available elsewhere, so why be bothered with a few do-it-yourselfers, who may want to perform returns as well. It’s a distraction from the core business.

I started with GHS, but they had a few QC issues in the late 80s. I had no better luck with Ernie Ball, and then switched D’Addarrio. Never had any issues, they were competitively priced, readily available, and here we are thirty-five years later still using them. I feel no desire to try...

Motley Crue does.

Recent photos show cabs on stage.

It’s inspired by the pink half stack he used at the NHL Classic, first pink one made, only one with discontinued raygun logos.

I definitely had it in my sophomore dorm room, which was Sept 88-May 89. So I guess I bought it summer of 1988, new.

My dream guitar was an alpine white Les Paul Custom. I saved up for it, got it, and had nothing but problems with it. The neck twisted. Sent it back for warranty repair, nine months later it returned “fixed”, yet the box had never been opened by Gibson. Sent it back, they shaved the...

Megadouche.

Great video, thanks for sharing.

On 25.5” I use 8s, on 24.75” I use 9s, on 25” I use 8.5s.

For those of us alive in the 1970s, we remember the junk our fellow Americans were producing, whether that be guitars, electronics or automobiles, which opened the door for Japan to walk in. Dismissive “patriots” called it Jap crap, now their sites are set on China and India.

DiMuddios bore me.

No I am not.

I have two scalloped guitars, one I did myself with a Dremel and this one:

I worked 60+ hours for three decades, lived frugally and invested, now I can enjoy the latter 1/3 of my life.

The only guy on earth not chasing that VH1 tone was Eddie Van Halen.