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Apr 22 2009 07:42am
I would go Ibanez there price to quality is unreal.
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Apr 22 2009 08:17am
My personal preference for metal would have to be ESP/LTD. They sound amazing through an Ibanez or Line 6 (imo). Then again, I just don't like the way Marshall amps sound. :P
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Apr 22 2009 12:37pm
Quote (The_Reverend @ Wed, Apr 22 2009, 10:17am)
My personal preference for metal would have to be ESP/LTD. They sound amazing through an Ibanez or Line 6 (imo). Then again, I just don't like the way Marshall amps sound. :P


do not not not not not get a spyder amp though
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Apr 22 2009 10:05pm
Quote (The_Reverend @ Wed, Apr 22 2009, 02:17pm)
My personal preference for metal would have to be ESP/LTD. They sound amazing through an Ibanez or Line 6 (imo). Then again, I just don't like the way Marshall amps sound. :P


there are very expensive line6 tube amps that are decent, and the only ibanez i can think of is the toneblaster. you must be playing some shitty marshalls to choose those amps over them.
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Apr 23 2009 10:18am
Quote (sublime96 @ Thu, Apr 23 2009, 12:05am)
there are very expensive line6 tube amps that are decent, and the only ibanez i can think of is the toneblaster. you must be playing some shitty marshalls to choose those amps over them.


No, I just prefer the crisper, punchier gain that I can't seem to get with any Marshall I've tried. Maybe it's the guitar/amp combo I used. Idk.
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Apr 23 2009 10:35am
Quote (The_Reverend @ Thu, Apr 23 2009, 12:18pm)
No, I just prefer the crisper, punchier gain that I can't seem to get with any Marshall I've tried. Maybe it's the guitar/amp combo I used. Idk.


If you put a spider valve next to a marshall MG, then yes the line 6 would sound better. In any other scenario, Marshall is 100x better than line6.
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#17
Apr 23 2009 02:41pm
Like many said, try going with Ibanez or LTD + Roland Cube (Very good starter amp)
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#18
Apr 23 2009 02:52pm
buy the cheapest starter pack u can get, most likely ull quit within 6 months, but if u find urself still dedicated, then think about upgrading, depending on what kind of music u like playing
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Apr 24 2009 04:16pm
Quote (ClanBK @ Tue, Apr 21 2009, 03:08pm)
Picks, guitar cord, and guitar strap.

Price would depends on what you're looking to play (what kind of music).


Huh? Not true.
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Apr 24 2009 05:12pm
Quote (elitepie @ Thu, Apr 23 2009, 08:52pm)
buy the cheapest starter pack u can get, most likely ull quit within 6 months, but if u find urself still dedicated, then think about upgrading, depending on what kind of music u like playing


I agree with this, guitar is a hard thing to grasp at first and you'll likely quit a few time's.
Buy a starter kit and if your still devoted enough then go full out with the equipment.
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