Search results

Musicman Steve Morse

Regarding income Bonamassa is in a very different league than club musicians. The man is selling out 10 to 20 k people venues with tickets somewhere between 100 to 250€. Having his own label and machinery behind all that means huge money making. As for Yngwie some tales tell that he is having...

Really like their stuff, especially the older records.

Why it shouldn't? That's how I and I think everyone uses theirs. You have smt wrong going on there.

Great looking axes for sure. But made in Indonesia going for such prices? :confused:

Fakes, the Gibson lettering is nowhere near. The headstock is also weird. Unfortunately the second hand marked is packed with those.

I thought I would give my 2 cents. Much of this I've learned when I was teaching guitar, by my own experience and by chatting with a friend that's an orthopedic surgeon due to a problem I had in the wrist of my picking had. First what one has to take into account is that the picking movement...

Interesting post. I have the same feeling regarding the vibrato. I like many players but for me Steve Morse is the guy with me most interesting approach to vibrato. He adapts the vibrato type to the song. That's a quite unique approach that I like a lot. His vibrato is amazing also. For some...

Diezel VH4 or Herbert.

Ok, but as I understood you have emails where he acknowledges that he has sent you wrong guitars. Then the chances are good that you get this sorted out in the best way possible. It will take time though.

I don't own any of those but have tried both. The AX8 is in another league imho

Thanks for chiming in guys. So I spotted one, black with ebony board, at 1.5 hour drive from my place. Went there yesterday and tried the thing. Was hoping to come home with a new date. I liked the sound, and the neck is crazy fast, not too thin, not too thick, nice in between. Some of you...

Damn... Did you get your money back?

Congrats! Amazing guitar man :thumbsup:

Am looking seriously at this guitar because I am thinking of buying a guitar with a strat body, fixed bridge, and preferably in mahogany. This one fits the bill, please tell me about it good folks. Is it heavy? worth the $? Cheers!

It is related with how our ears perceive different frequencies with changing loudness. The phenomenon is explained by the Fletcher Munson Curves and can be summarized as: At low listening volumes – mid range frequencies sound more prominent, while the low and high frequency ranges seem to...

the SD distortion is a good high output pickup for mahogany/maple

What a story. This sucks badly. I don't want to sound pessimistic but I'm not sure that the guitars you got were an innocent mistake. I say this based on something that happened to me a while ago. Bought a pair of Lundgren pickups from a guy, when I received the package there was a Lundgren...

For warmth I would go with the Bearfoot pale green compressor. I have one and like it a lot, and I hate compressors :)

I made a Framus/Warwick factory tour some years ago and was very impressed. After that I could never understand their decisions to spare on what is already cheap - chassis and alike. Their build quality is top notch guitar and bass wise. Amp wise, while the electronics are good (in some cases...