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I thought the tone was okay....sounded more refined and less raw to me (which is not a surprise with the Kemper). The song itself has a Devin Townsend vibe to it.

I can vouch for the seller and gear....great dude who takes care of his equipment! GLWS

I bought mine several years ago from Splawn. I don't remember exactly but I believe it was under $300 and the build quality was very good.

FYI....Not my post but thought I'd share. https://www.guitargearforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=54402

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I recently made the switch to the Bog Street 'Beast' picks and couldn't be happier. I was also looking for a pick that meets the same specs as what you want. That said, this pick (at 1.5mm) is thicker than I would normally use but I have not found that to be an issues. It is triangular; however...

Great band!!!! This song is amazing!

May not be a popular choice but I always thought that early Bullet for My Valentine had crushing 5150 tones!

I love the BE-OD! I use mine in front of a '76 JMP to essentially give me 2 channels. I set the amp to slightly breakup then use the BE-OD for higher gain tones. Coupled with a XP Booster (very slight boost) it sounds great! One of the additional benefits is the TIGHT control which I think makes...

FWIW....while not the cheapest solution I used a Boss ES-5 with my 5153 which allowed me to run pedals out front via the built in loops in the ES-5, it allowed me to control my G-Major 2 in the amps effects loop while also allowing me to switch the effects loop on and off, and finally it also...

Terry McInturff Carolina Custom.

Thanx brother! I'm not certain what my time table is but when the time does come you're first up on my list. The amp needs a complete overhaul.

Damn that sounds great! I love those Traynor amps as they are but with your mods..... :rawk: I almost pulled the trigger on one a few years ago. I have a 78 Super Bass that needs new life and after watching your vids over the past few years when the time comes I think you would be the perfect...

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Tough Call but here it goes: 1. Black Sabbath on "The End" tour - what can I say....it's Black Sabbath! 2. Saw Rob Zombie at the Chance Theater in-between shows on the Ozzfest Tour, IIRC circa 2005. Was absolutely amazing! 3. Sully Erna (solo tour) - may not be a popular choice but I thought...

Digitech Hardwire CR-7.......I have used one for years and love it.

That was great!! Thin Lizzy was always one of the bands that for me personally flew under the radar until we had a chance to open for them back in 2002. I remember watching soundcheck and they were tearing it up! John Sykes was a monster and the tone of his amps (Marshall if I recall correctly)...

That clip is fantastic but that tone from 1:31 - 1:51 is amazing!! :worship:

Dude that was great! I always enjoy your clips! :rawk: