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I love the sound of using two or more amps but the phase issues, stage space, setup time, etc. - just make it impractical for me. I did it for over two decades. As others have mentioned the Marshall is the key. Mixing that with whatever other amp.

Yes One of the guitar magazines. Decades ago.

So did Adam. The rest of the band preferred the sound of the VH4 in the band mix. About the time the Gibson endorsement happened we started seeing the Mesa amps again more often.

James Hetfeild biggest influence was Ted Nugent. Ted Nugent biggest influence was June Carter Cash. There is a lot of similarities in how they use the pick hand.

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i could careless about anyone's political or religious views. Those are all man made constructs. Ted has definitely had a effect on how I play the guitar. Especially in the early parts of my development. The Cat Scratch Fever riff is something most of learned about the same time as Smoke on...

Yes and live it was brighter than EVH live in the 70's. His sound was much more aggressive 30 years ago.

Seems to me individual speakers no matter who makes them all sound different. The cab is just as important as the speaker.

Besides it's white and looks awesome.

I own one. Definitely a different sound than my other wah pedals. Sounds more like a envelope filter than a wah.

I think they are going to do a Mark III.

I feel it is like a JB also.

Cab is important as the speaker. I was kind of surprised by how different identical cabs or speakers can sound. There isn't any consistency at all.

I picked up this SG about a month ago.

Undertow, Aenima is my preference. It is this era that is my preference live also. They were so much more raw then.

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