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I will be looking forward to the "restoration" thread about this guitar. LOL, Sorry, I think the thing was drop dead gorgeous in the 1st picture. But like others have said I am sucker for double cream, so definitely biased.

Yeah, me too. I don't think I would like it as much with a black guard

Sounds great! OG Rig Talk was full of great players.

I've got a kid who just graduated college and one who is a junior in college. My lingo has made it through unscathed. I can't imagine how cringy it would be for them to have me walking around saying stuff "slaps". I don't need the eye roll from them and from people my own age. lol

His band put out an album that is on Spotify and he has been doing a lot of touring.

Thanks for the link! I'm digging it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Slaps"... dang I thought my teenage daughter got a Rig Talk membership. :)

I read them all the time. Thanks!

Recording process: Ibanez RGA IX6U (neck pickup) NECK pickup?

Wanna sell that super bright, nasty Custom? :)

Could probably sell that Duncan to recoup a lot of what the guitar cost.

Well, those are only $500-800 after a quick Reverb seach... so about as much as the DSL2000 he's playing through. LOL. Any great clones of a RAT from that era?

I love this thread!

I have owned and sold the Kemper unpowered toaster 4 times. I had 1000's of profiles and waded through them and had about 40 profiles in my favorites. Top Jimi stuff. Some Michael Britt and a bunch of other stuff. I used it for practicing through my monitors and recording. If I only played my...

I can hardly figure out why Coverdale didn't like having a guy like John Sykes in his band. For the first 6 years, Whitesnake looked like this and no one was competing with Coverdale for the ladies or anyone else's attention: Then all of a sudden he has a guy who is 8 years younger and looks...

OG? 2015? Try 2006... lol

It sounds great in that clip!

Right? I've looked at the Neural DSP website a couple of times already trying to find this. Why not name it Kemper or Fractal? Strange.

Though it is a little bright, I really dig the tone on the first Racer X album.

The best known Laney amp in the 80's. The ones that were behind DeMartini on stage. The ones that were supposed to compete with JCM800's in the market and didn't come close in popularity.