Recent content by XploZiveToyz

I might be wrong, but aren't the old mics engineered, developed, and manufactured in Germany way back when, the most expensive? If so, those old Germans sure knew how to build things. Don Henly had a video back in the 80's that starred, Kirk Douglas, who played the devil/satan. Can't remember...

Are you talking about the band, Light Years?Gregg, myself and several more B.R. musicians all used to live in that neighborhood behind Bon Marche mall before it went to shit. Those were some good days. We all had gigs every night and slept every day! LOL!

I didn't know you even knew who GW is. Still the best guitarist I've ever known. I let him borrow one of my Marshall's many years ago after he'd blown his up. It's a shame he never got the recognition he deserved.

I've got the 59 Tributes on my newest LP. I have no complaints about them. Here they are in action:Gibson 2014 Les Paul Traditional Overview - YouTube

That should do the trick.

It takes several hours at a pretty decent volume level to break them in right.

That's a Klon pedal. And it really is a good pedal. They're overpriced in my oplnion, but what isn't! There are several clones that are just as good. One is the Soul Food by Electro-Harmonix. Excellent pedal that you can pick for 60 or 70 bucks new. If you have a good amp the Klon and it's...

What Bobbsy said.

He buys mid 70's LPs with mini-hums and has his tech put in Seymour Duncan Antiquities P-90s. They're interchangeable and require no alterations to the LPs.

I still have three or four that I bought in the early 80's that're still going strong.:thumbs up:

Agreed!:thumbs up: Here you go:https://youtu.be/e4ueHB4SjOkhttps://youtu.be/e4ueHB4SjOkhps://youtu.be/e4ueHB4SjOk

Because he can buy LPs with mini-hums cheaper, and because he likes the way they sound. I think he uses Seymour Duncan's.

Mike Ness from the band, Social Distortion, buys Les Pauls with mini-hums, removes them(mini-hums) and replaces them with P-90s. There's a reason he does that.:listeningmusic:

You can get a good midi-controller that will give you access to hundreds of thousands of voices. You can get a good DAW(Reaper) for $60.00. You could also lay down drum, bass, etc. tracks. And you'd save a lot of money.

Look on EBay. There are some good deals on new computers. There are guys on there that will build them to your specs for cheap.