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This was a basic 12 bar original I used when I got the 488 II. Recorded in proper studios with a few bands and on cheap 4-tracks not knowing what the hell I was doing, but the 488 and this recording is when I started trying to actually learn tracking and mixing, not just playing and hitting...

Here is a cover I tracked of Tommy TuTone after I bought a bunch of decent outboard gear cheap (relatively) in the early/mid 2000’s and after I got everything I needed, had to learn how to work it, including what mics where for each instrument, treatment, board, busses, etc. So I adjusted...

Unfortunately, it seems to happen so often to him. Self-control behind a keyboard has never been his strong point.

Totally biased, but trem on a Les Paul...not right.

Also, must've missed it but what happened to Greg?

I don't like sign guitars. If I'm going to mod a stock gtr I want it to be exactly the way I want it, my signature model if you will.

Here is another of their tunes with Jeff playing an SG. I like the LP tone much better, but he still owns his playing and gets a great sound from it. The second guitarist uses a '72 Deluxe or (year unknown) LP Std. and occasionally a 335 usually through his Super Reverb. Both of them use...

My new favorite tone idol is Jeff Massey (the singer/lead guitarist) of The Steepwater Band out of Chicago. I buddy of mine has been their second guitarist and lap steel since 2012. His tone is good, too, but Jeff is the sole reason I bought an Orange amp because of the tone I heard with his...

According to wiki EVH's tracks on the debut album were reamped in Sunset Sound ' live room. I know he also used an echoplex to get that awesome echo as well. His tone is one of my favorites for that style of music.

I'm also in the slick, wide leather camp. I have a few from I can't remember where and the two recent buys- a no older gibson leather and a walker and Williams leather. To me, the padded ones seem to stick like glue on my shoulder in one constant, uncomfortable spot.

Late to the show so the link is expired. I used to own a couple of the Performer series DOD in the 80s and still own an old early 80s model fx40. The later fx40s that added a 7th band sucked. The earlier ones (first 3 graphics models) sound great. The basic DOD choruses fx60 and 65 had the...

I don't think I've played a Hagstrom, but both of those guitars look nice. Congratulations!

The TS9 is a great pedal. I can use it at low drive level for more saturation going into an overdriven marshall, or I can use use it at a higher drive level setting and get a good moderately distorted tube sound through a Super Reverb. Both sound great, just different flavors of the same genre...

Word.

Just stop making babies with sperm deposited into your wife's vagina where it fertilizes an egg and creates an embryo. Your paycheck will seem larger and your wife will give less fucks with less of those. OT, I believe I saw on teh Facebook that you are a father again. I think there is...

Getting rich is easy; just get some money. Choosing the right amp is the hard part.

Me, too. I've always loved older marshall amps (the simple ones), but loved the Orange tone instantly after playing one. The TT is the most obnoxiously in-your-face of the brand. Arguably not the 'best', but TT is like a tubescreamer.. You either get it or you dont. If you do, it is a cool amp...

Search function...what is this new voodoo you speak of?

Les Pauls are nice guitars. Spend some time with it (months, not minutes :) ) and see what happens. If you still don't bond with it, try some other electrics and find one you like.

The only negative about this amp is it can be noisy. Mainly when pushing the tubes, but I noticed it clean tonight on the high frequency spectrum of the wah. Haven't looked into it yet to see if it is a design issue, cheap tube(s), or a grounding issue.