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Punkin, Oooh, baby. I slam it right into the gazinta hole! My power amp doesn't have an effects loop. Just straight out of the TriAxis main outs into the power amp inputs. Superhuman, It's a dream preamp. Also, a great power amp and speaker cab complete the tonic arsenal.

Date of post: 10-26-2005 Just got back from the Oct 18 show? Must have been great! :cool:

Hey Punkin, The Triaxis is just a preamp. Not an amp modeler. It uses different circuit boards with the actual pramp circuitry from different Mesa amps. I use mine through a Lee Jackson power amp and a Mesa 4x12. It sounds amazing. It will give you the warm clean of a Mk I and the...

I love it! A buddy of mine in college modified his "Mesa/Boogie" to read "Mega/Booger." It looked perfect and most people couldn't tell the difference unless you pointed it out. Good, clean, subtle goofiness. :cool:

Whoop. Thanks CD! All fixed.

I'm jealous of all of you with basements, storage sheds, granny flats, outhouses, etc. Just moved from a house into a 1 bedroom apartment in Chicago. The studio used to be in a 900 sqare foot basement. Now it is in the corner of my living room. Bummer I can't play real drums or crank my 4x12...

I really wanted to buy a POD. That way I could play with it and try to get a decent tone and find out what is so cool about it. I could also use it along with my PSA-1 to give it some effects and to play with additional speaker modeling. Kind of like the good tones B.Sabbath got with his GT2...

Best Guitar I've Ever Owned ESP Custom based on the George Lynch Kamikaze I. Bummed I sold it, but I got 2x what I paid for it! Yeah, maybe I am a little biased by the naughtiness of it. :cool: Be that as it may, the plan is to replace it with an actual Kamikaze I. That aside, it seems...

I'm surprised Richard didn't mention this. Intense guitar playing is like any other intense physical endeavor, such as cross country, weightlifting, football, etc. In all of these endeavors you need to warm up before playing. No matter how experienced the athlete, all warm up before a...

Yupper. Record different takes for each stereo side. If you want it really full, record multiple takes for each side.

How about this: Get some 3/4" plywood. B/C should be good enough. You should only need a 4x4' sheet, but you might only be able to get an 8x4' sheet. A. Cut two 16"x16" square sheets. B. Cut two 12"x16" sheets. C. Cut two 12"x17.5" sheets. The A sheets are your front and back. The B sheets...

I had to laugh. The responses almost directly alternate between recommending Ibanez vx. recommending Yamaha. :D

Wide, flat necks are indeed great for shredding. I used to search them out. The Ibanez Wizard necks are pretty good. I have one on my RG550. As a step up, I think you can get the Jem style on the RG750, which I also have. And yes, the necks aren't that wide. The widest, flattest neck I...

I second/third/fourth the opinion to keep it to yourself. If he was the kind of friend you could easily say "you suck" to, you wouldn't be asking for help. In fact, don't just "keep it to yourself." Drop it. Forget about it. Leave your friend to his blissful ignorance and be happy with...

And a great player will sound great regardless of the guitar and amp.

No doubt Riantide. I've heard Marshalls are pretty much just "tweaked" Fenders. And Boogies, Soldano's, etc. are pretty much "tweaked" Marshalls.

I often read threads where people state cheap amps and modelers are just as good as, if not better than expensive amps. I really want to believe this. I want to think I can plug in a modeler and get the same tones as an "overpriced" amp. I want to believe makers of high end equipment are just...

That is so true, Allen, that many posts are based on opinion as opposed to fact. Interestingly enough your own post was almost completely based on opinion.

More like: "The succubus is a demon from legend that supposedly preys on mortal men while he sleeps; a sexual vampire of sorts." But hey, whatever floats your boat.

Very nice post Jay!