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There was some photos from IbanezRules. MAP of 1399 I think.

Funny enough, I also have a Musikraft neck on a KNE body, and they also don't fit together super well. Sweet guitar!

I really liked them in the EVH 212 cabs. Plugging in my Quickrod in Plexi mode was instant ACDC.

Tom Araya was the best sounding singer I heard on the day.

He seems like a very likeable "regular" guy. Must be an Irish/UK thing.

I play Duncans mostly, but I have EMG Retroactives in my Strat. I would also like to put a Dimarzio in something again just to have a different vibe around.

I dig it! I don't use enough variety of tones to justify a guitar like a Tyler, but I love the vibe of them. Very cool guitar

I really enjoyed my 2018 Quickrod. It was fully loaded and sounded awesome through Greenbacks. For the prices you can get them for used, they are a no-brainer. I've since moved on, but I liked it enough that when I had the chance to get it back at a good price I did it again. All the tone of...

If anyone couldn't tell which was which, It would just expose them as having stone ears. Obviously he's going to get the Fractal to sound identical, that's the point of the devices. If I never had any desire to play outside of my living room, I'd consider getting one. But for the way I play and...

Judas Priest is a great example of a band that didn't really nail their thing until you get a few in. Unleashed in the East (while it does obviously have some material from the second record) is most "peak", capturing the vibe following Killing Machine. As someone who loved that band (and...

That's the first time we've actually heard the bass in Priest music for damn near 50 years. AND, Richie gets to live his Zakk Wylde dreams.

"You guys are that really loud band"

I was always partial to his work on "Mexican Americans"

Check out Funk guitars. I know he atleast does swirls on his own builds.

I thought it was Reza bait, for when Reza 'bates.

I've not owned a guitar with a blank board I don't think. I have had a couple guitars that might as well have had no inlays, being that they were so hard to see. But I agree with the sentiment that side markers are the important ones.

If I'm playing slide, I don't really want a radius much flatter than 12. if not, I can go pretty flat. Scale lengths I'm happy with anything "standard", others I don't really have opinions on. So, I'll say "Who cares?"

How does that make you feel? Some people go crazy about tubes. But the reality is, if you can't make a good sounding amp with what is readily available, you can't make a good sounding amp.

It makes everything seem so fragile. One bad board meeting and you lose 10 significant companies.

Splawn Quick Rod for $600 Canadian. I traded that for some limited run SG Special (Ebony with crescent moons), a Marshall Vintage Modern 50 watt and some cash Sold the Vintage Modern for 1K plus a Suhr Riot Mini, traded the Crescent Moon SG for a Rack mount Dual Rectifier. Eventually traded...