B-52 AT-100 Head
B-52 Matching Slant Cab
B-52 Matching Footswitch

Gibson Les Paul Studio Fireburst

SKB PS-45 Pedalboard
Boss Metal Core ML-2
Boss Blues Driver BD-2
Boss Acoustic Simulato AC-3
Boss Equalizer GE-7
Boss Chromatic tuner TU-2
Boss Noise Suppressor NS-2
Boss Flanger BF-3
Boss Compression Sustainer CS-3
Boss Super Chorus CH-1
Line 6 Delay DL-4
Dunlop Mister Crybaby Volume/Wah

I accidently ripped the paper cuz i ran it over with my chair LOL

This post was edited by x]FoRsaKeN[x on May 18 2008 03:35pm

lol id say you need a better amp, and everything else is fine

your array of pedals is nice.

Not really to big on guitar anymore

but

I have a Madison Divinity 100 Watt all tube head w/ Mesa Boogie 6L6's and 12AX7 preamps

Mesa Boogie Single Rectifier

Mesa Boogie 4x12 Oversized Cab

ESP LTD MH-1000 Deluxe

and Gibson SG Voodoo (no longer made)

as for pedals i have a few, but i never use them hence not pictured ;P

The amp is amazing.
Trust me.
I was going to get a mesa, but im only 16 and i had to buy a car and i dont have alot of money lol.
Personally i thought the b-52 sounded just as good if not better.

I must say i am impressed with the Gibsons Voodoo, and the Madison amp! I am a bigger fan of Marshall though.

I got a Gibson SG, and a small Marshall GC but that will soon be updated to a 400watt amp

Eh, once you play a Mesa, theres never turning back.

i got most of my gear before i was 16 also lol.

The Madison amp i got was under an endorsement. So thanks bob for diggin :]

I played a mesa triple rec, and a single, i honestly didn't like the sound .
I dont use it for just metal though.

I play worship mainly.
Seeing my nice effects =]

lol mesa is used a lot in metal, but im into a lot of things (john mayer, daphne loves derby)
The amp is very versatile. I've played triple's dont like, i have a dual rec and i love it, and i also have the single rec which is awesome too.

They just have really good response as they are made so well.

lol if you can afford mesa, you buy mesa...thats like the unwritten law of guitar

those are both nice rigs,


ever since i stopped playing gigs and started doing more studio work, i decided to sell my amp for a line 6 tone port recording studio so i plug my guitar into that and play through big high def computer speakers.

believe or not you get great tone...its not a tube amp, but still, i love it, especially for studio work...makes things easy and articulate

ill post pics up soon of my guitar...its a custom made from rondo music

This post was edited by Blackarrowx on May 21 2008 08:34am