Quote (Blackarrowx @ Wed, May 21 2008, 09:33am)

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

Quote (Blackarrowx @ Wed, May 21 2008, 02:33pm)

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

Quote (bob(Cs2) @ Mon, May 19 2008, 01:33pm)

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

Quote (aokmaster15 @ Thu, May 22 2008, 07:19pm)

Why would you ever want a 400 watt amp.....and are you talking about that one line 6?

Save yourself the trouble, get a 50/100 watt tube stack. Once you got tube you never go back.

Quote (Darkshade @ Fri, May 23 2008, 03:29pm)

*Insert ESP M-II pic here*
*Insert Peavey XXX amp pic here*
*Insert Boss ME-50 pic here*

That's pretty much it, no pics sorry

Quote (x]FoRsaKeN[x @ Fri, May 23 2008, 06:21pm)

nice =]

Quote (x]FoRsaKeN[x @ Sun, May 25 2008, 12:08pm)

up

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