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Either. The amps are identical. The 5150 II has a little less gain than the original and it's a bit smoother sounding.

That's fair enough, what you said before just sounded like a bunch of PR nonsense for logging. :lol: :LOL:

Sequoiodeae is an endangered species.. :gethim: Ethics are subjective.

Have you considered the DSL? They're pretty good and at a similar price. The Jet City is a really good hard rock amp, it's not super tight like some amps, which is either a really good thing or a really bad thing. I found with my 5150 II that I only liked its tightness if I was playing metal for...

In the same price bracket? If so, I'm intrigued.

They are very different amps, that's certainly true but the JCA has much more of an organic feel. That's not to say the HT sounds SS, it doesn't but it does lack a bit of 'realness', to my ears anyway. I did actually really like both of them, and in a way I wish I went for the Blackstar beacuse...

I think if you're going the Blackstar route, go with a Series One, they're awesome. I came pretty close to buying an HT-100, but ended up getting a Jet City because it felt a lot more 'real' than the HT, and I didn't find the HT to be as versetile as it was advertised to be, one of the OD...

The term "Stoner rock" apparently comes from this album. http://getoffmyelevator.blogspot.com/2010/02/burn-one-up-music-for-stoners-1997.html

Not your typical stoner/doom stuff, but it's in the same vein. ISIS are one of my favourite bands. Check out Cult Of Luna and Neurosis, too. L0LBJGHr7pE xS3NkhjsBf0

I'm a massive fan of his. I've learned All Laid Back And Stuff, which was my first acoustic song (yup) and For My Father, which I can't play all the way through yet. Antoine Dufour is brilliant, too.

Thanks for the suggestions guys but I'm looking for a non-floyded guitar.

Hey man, thanks for the offer. It looks beautiful. I'm in the UK though. =/

They all seem to. The neck is definitely my biggest worry, the most flat I've seen any strats on the website were 12". I wouldn't mind a compound radius actually, I saw one strat with a compound radius. Unfortunately, all the ones with ideal necks AFAIK are US signature models and out of budget.

I'm in the UK man. =/ AFAIK Warmoth doesn't have a UK branch.

Ooh.. This looks right up my street. Seems really good value. How flat is the fretboard? I like to set my action quite low, especially since I use 11's in E. I'd use 10s on a normal strat if I wanted to play fast licks a lot.

Thanks! Forgive my ignorance, I was under the impression Charvel currently only build SoCals, San Dimas' and those gross Schecter/LTD ripoffs. It looks like what I'd be after playability wise, I'm not too keen on the aesthetics, but that's not the biggest issue. if only I could find a nice...

Thanks for the responses guys. :) Annoyingly, for both you and myself I'm sure, I forgot to mention that Suhr/TAG/Vigier are waaayy out of budget for me. I'm looking for something in the range of Fender Strats, Charvel SoCals, etc.

[Skip the first few paragraphs if you want to get straight to the point.] I've been gassing for a strat lately, and since I've both started working more and given up an expensive habbit of mine (in place of an even more expensive habit; gear.) I thought I'd save up and buy a guitar. I have a...

I've played bass on and off for a few years, I temped on bass for a classic rock band last year but it didn't last. I think it's more "fun" than guitar. I'd rather play a really nice bassline under something than strum chords for the majority of a song.

Check out the D'addario balanced 10's set, when the original 10-46 set was made, the technology was not as advanced so they had to round up or round down string gauges, the balanced 10's set has much more equal tension.