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yeah, its the Revolution model. i brought back a new LP Standard and some cash for it.

got this last week: its an amazing guitar.

it has been my experience that most pedals SUCK your real tube tone out the window. i use a maxon analog delay for special occasions.

I Feel Fine - Beatles (main riff including feedback is a gibson j160 acoustic guitar through a vox ac30.)

I have an AC30CC2 and its the sweet sounds of the 60s with my rics and gretschs. its a great sounding amp. clean and top boost. when i got it did have a bad preamp tube which caused a clicking sound but that was fixed under warranty. the amp has been perfect ever since.

As far as pedals go...everytime i try em they totally thin out my tone. Maybe its just me. My rig..

thanks! now i just need to find "thunder road."

im trying out for a classic rock cover band and i need to learn 5 songs quickly. i can learn by ear most of the tunes but some of the fills in certain songs are a little tricky. the band apparently prides themselves on acuracy. songs i need to learn: 1. I don't Wanna Be (Gavin DeGraw) 2. Ants...

In MY experience pedals (even the most respected ones) have only robbed my tone. The only effect I use is whats in my amp which is reverb or tremolo. Good guitar + Good tube amp + good playing = ALL YOU NEED

ahuimanu is correct. i huge part of the bass sounding so good is how it sits in the mix in relation to the other instruments. if the guitar sound (which you apparently dont care for) was different the bass would probably sound a lot different on the recording too.

thanks alfred. i actually have a set of pyrmids that i plan on using as soon as i install my TV jones pups. i have a neck magnatron and a bridge tv jones classic that i think will really make this guitar sound great.

hey, im a fan of PTP wiring myself but to say the RI has little to do with the original is just plain silly.

hi, i just saw your PM. i have no recordings yet of my 1974x but just think - a bluesy jimmy page to sweet hard rock crunch. i wouldnt recomend the 1974x for cleans. i have the ac30cc and it is an awesome amp for dirty to cleans but i use it mostly for cleans at the present time. my only grips...

i have a deluxe reverb reissue and it sounds nothing like my marshall. it does have a nice overdrive when cranked but not marshally at all. it does clean very well...obviously. heres my DRRI :) :

well, if u have the cash i definitely recomend the 1974x 18 watt combo. i have it in my pic on top of the extension cabinet. they go for about $2299 its pure marshall tone ESPECIALLY with your LP standard. perfect volume for a studio too. no stompboxes required :)

wow, nice choice! :) now get yourself handwired marshall and youll be good to go!

Just go to the local Guitar Center or where ever and try a bunch of guitars out. In my opinion you cant go wrong with the Standard. It will hold its value better than the Classic. The Standard has great pickups and finishes too. The Standard is the real deal. Heres mine:

SAVE YOURSELF SOME CASH..check out www.shanghai-guitars.com talk to joel. youll save a lot of cash on a new duojet. joel's the man! or call him at 580-718-9122 Thank me later :)

amps to check out: Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue - A classic amp with great lower volume cleans and bluesy dirty sounds. Marshall 1974X Combo - Blues to Hard Rock - An amazing amp. Get the extention cabinet for true tone HEAVEN. Vox AC30CC2 - Great Clean AND Dirty - Classic amp tones! I...

LOL this thread has to be a joke. this is like trying to drive a matchbox car to work. the epiphone valve jr is like $119 and is a real tube amp.