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Blue's "Bluebird".

EH Pog gets pretty wacked

You are also probably putting it through a 15" and a 1" tweeter. It's just not going to do. There are a lot of small amps out there that are not much to "lug" around. If he won't do that, you'll have to just live with crappy tones.

Any of those new fandangled Fluorescent bulbs around? That will do it fo sho.

How about the Bluebird? Don't let the $299 price tag worry you. It is more of a universal mic while all the others are more application sensitive.

I double track every vocal every time. Sometimes I pan one off and always reduce the volume of the second one a bit. If you are tight, it works like a dream. If you are REALLY tight, nobody knows. Listen to anything Ozzy sings. Its all double tracked. I can appreciate the double, triple and...

Did I mention Lou Reed???

SD Hot rail will give that fat bucker tone for sure. It'll be about $100 and 20 minutes of time. I would NOT alter the 3 single setup. That guitar is rather a hot commodity and it will retain value with all original parts as is (keep the old pup) in case you ever want to sell the guitar some...

Carvin M68's are really good. Much like a 58. $69 new, avg. $50 used

Behringers are rockin amps:drunk:

EVM's to me are the best. Extremely efficient. Able to produce a tremendous amount of frequency reproduction.

http://www.ourstage.com/profile/thunderharp/songs Listen to the track "Gotta get in" I also ran the signal through an amp simulator w/ some fuzz on Sonar 7 Hope that helps.

I use it for getting that fuzzed-out walkie-talkie sound. It works well when you turn the vol all the way up and cup your hands around it. very middy.

With bass, volume is not the issue. It's MOVING AIR. I have heard bass rigs set pretty low that still rattled my rib cage. Each bass/amp combo reacts differently. Also,fighting 100 watt tube amps gums up the works. Bass should not be this huge overpowering instrument. Maybe you should just...

Be careful... plywood guitars are heavy too:laughings:

It matters, but don't discount cheaper amps. Some, I say some can sound great at low volumes. Like let's say for grit tones, My Line 6 Spider jam is great. For cleans and tweeds, my Fender Mustang II is great. I have tube amps as well, but they can offer additional problems at times. One trick...

Lookin to score a cheapy is ok, just DO NOT buy one over the computer. Squiers vary and even some classic vibes have horrible necks. One has a polownia wood body....ghastly light. Feels like a toy. You need to play the actual guitar you are going to buy. Having said that, I own a top shelf...

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If you can find one, YORKVILLE XD200 is a fabulous amp. Tons 'o power. Tons 'o tone. 2 10's or a 1 15". I have one and I tell you no lie.

At $300 about all I can think of would be a Crate stack. They can be found all over the place. Obnoxiously loud. If you get the right pedals, you might be able to get some decent sounds out of it.