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I just bought two of them today. Can't say that I'm disappointed. :up:

Heh. That's about 1% of today's population. In 50 years that number will be next to nothing. :p

Hey, dood, what's all in your rack?

I can't wait to try one of these out. I've heard nothing but goood things, but the closest dealer to me is about 50 miles.

I don't see anything wrong with today's recordings. I think it had become too easy for producers for crap something out and call it a good recording because most people don't listen for the difference, but even in today's music there are tons of truly awesome recordings out there. I don't...

Try a Bad Horsie 2. I intend on replacing my Crybaby with one very soon.

If you really like the PRS, check out Carvin. They are quite comparable for a fraction of the cost.

Definitely Ibanez. I don't personally like them at all, but Squier's are made so cheaply and are a lot harder to play (not a good quality for a beginner's instrument).

A PRS is well worth the money, IMO, but asking a message board if you should get a PRS or a Gibson Les Paul is just plain silly. The two are on different ends of the guitar tone spectrum, and each is preferred over the other by different people who go for different sounds. If you have that much...

The only good Peavey amp, IMO.

I'm new here, and I just saw this section of the forums. This program may or may not have been mentioned before, but MIDI freaks should all enjoy it. It's uch like GuitarPro, however TabIt is much easier to use with almost as many useful features. It's also cheaper. I just thought I'd share...

Wow... that has to be one of the worst tones I've ever heard. I don't know if I could help, though, because I'm not one for "punk rock" guitar. When I hear that phrase, I usually think of people competing to have the worst sound possible. However, if you actually wish to pull off decent tone...