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Hey guys, I just wanted to circle back and thank you all for the help and recommendations! I sent in my IIC+ for servicing and the switchable +/++ mod (will still be sending in my Mark IV too!) I am SO glad I did. Mike B just sent me an email: Well I got your amp off the shelf today, who ever...

Totally didn't realize someone else had mentioned The Hunter by Dokken! Completely agree btw, Lynch has so many inspiring solos. And Vito Bratta too showed excellent composition.

Great thread topic! I love solos that tell a story. Here are just a few that immediately come to mind: Love the long build up into this solo and the note at 5:00 is so perfect! So many of these old Loudness solos are really well constructed. And this one is super short, but I love...

I've had a IIC+ for a bit and have gone back and forth debating reaching out to Mesa to see if I can get the switchable ++ mod. I noticed you mentioned liking your SRG more than the DG C++ you had. May I ask, do you feel the ++ makes a big difference and is always worth it?

Oh man, love that track. Always liked this guy's cover of the tune. Does a great outro solo! Such a classic! It's too bad I feel like you just don't hear that many outro solos these days. Wow. Never heard (or expected) that one, but you can't go wrong with Dann Huff!

Thought it'd be fun to post some of our favorite killer outro solos. I'll get things started: Man... I love Marco's whammy bar use at the end of Still Hurts!

Wow... I was looking around and indeed some of those Tom Andersons get impressively light! Examples: May I ask, do you find there to be any negative to getting a chambered guitar? Wasn't sure if it'd affect the thickness of palm-muting chugs for example. I was watching a couple of the...

Just saw them at the Rave in Milwaukee a couple weekends ago. It was my first time seeing them live too. They killed it. Awesome stage energy and musicianship. Singer hit all the notes and Michael Romeo looked so relaxed while playing those insane solos.

That channel 3 on the MARK IV is amazing. Love how it can simultaneously be super tight, but also provide a liquid lead sound. Honestly, I would have been fine with them making Channel 2 identical to Channel 3.

I still play my tube amp at most gigs, but have started in the last couple years using my FM3 for tours on the road and short one off shows where we might just have a 25 minute set and need to set-up/tear down very fast. I do agree with fek that it's tempting when I see (and experience) how much...

I was going to suggest a Mesa Mark as well. Very unique amps. A bit challenging to dial in at first, but I love the sound. Fortunately, there are threads aplenty with suggested settings. Currently own a Quad and a Mark IV. Within about 15 minutes of turning on the Mark IV for the first time and...

Dude. Sick tone and playing! Have always been a Maxon OD808 guy, but will have to try the Super Tube ST9 Pro+ sometime. I still remember when you posted that Mesa Badlander video and was really impressed. Just curious, may I ask what are a few of your favorite amps currently in production and...

Man, great tone and playing!

Hi, Wikipedia actually has a pretty decent summary of the Mesa Mark III Stripes: Black Stripe (1985)[edit] These are distinguished by either the absence of a marking, a black dot, or a black marker stripe above the power cord entry. Early 100W and Simul US Voltage Black Stripes retained the...

Not sure if you checked it out already, but Leon Todd has a pretty cool video on the Flight Time. You can even get some cool chorus sounds as shown around 9:`14

Oh wow. Good to know. Thanks for the heads up! Hmmm... might be able to pick up a Snapper at a good deal, but now I'm a bit hesitant without trying the neck. I have some tendonitis issues and always found the 42mm nut and 12 inch radius fretboard at least on the current Eclipses and Horizons...

Hey thanks for going over the differences! I didn't realize they had a bit different construction. I feel like this is an unpopular opinion since satin necks seem to be all the rage these days, but I actually like the feel of the ESP painted necks. I'm kinda vain in that I really want that "ESP"...

Hi! I really like the 12 inch radius Thin U profile on my ESP Eclipse and which ESP seems to use on most of their guitars. I was curious about the ESP Snapper as I've always enjoyed strats. I noticed they actually use a compound radius on the Snapper. They list it as a "Slim U" with a "Compound...

Kind of a dumb question, but may I ask roughly what the difference between these two are? I've always just used JJs from Eurotubes and Nesstone tubes, but would like to try these Shuguang tubes as I've heard a lot of good things over the years.

Wow... the DIG gets a lot of praise. May I ask, did you prefer the simplicity of the Dispatch Master or did you find the delay sounded better?