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Another suggestion http://www.b-52stealthseries.com/AT112.html Doug

$100 guitar on ebay, Old accutune tremolo system (kahler copy) and a couple cans of spray paint...

http://www.b-52stealthseries.com/AT112.html I own the 100w version of this amp. Great tone and loud as hell. This one is 60amp and just over $500 at MF. Doug

My latest two. A G&L Legacy and a BC Rich Mockingbird. This makes a dozen now, I can't stop myself, the Rich was a great deal at The Music Farm in Ohio.

Yes... That is the way I do it, and I can't say I have perfect timing. Since I play most of the guitar parts in my recording projects, I do drums after I get one or two guitars recorded. I have no problem changing timing or time sig changes with the click, then recording drums over that. Doug

I always have everything together as tight as possible.

http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/product/buy_snarling_dogs_tin_box_brain_picks?full_sku=103656187 I have been using these for the last few years, when I first used them, they almost felt like they had too much grip. They really stick in your hand. I use the 2 fattest sizes. 1.00 and 1.14. Doug

http://www.drumrap.com/ This site is for drum makers, and has a lot of good links.

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1754991 I believe this is Terry Bozzio's set.

It was actually the 1970's that Peart was dominating. It's always easy 30+ years later to say, oh, he's not that good, but if you were around back then, you thought nobody could touch him. We all learned from him, and drummers today SHOULD be better because of him. Does anybody really think...

The footprint of my VS2400 is 19 x 19 the height is about 4.5 in back and 3.25 in front. I would think that you might want 3-6 inches clearance in the back for incoming and out going connections. Doug

Thru the miracle of modern electronics, you don't need that old amp!! http://www.rolandus.com/products/productdetails.aspx?ObjectId=854 I'm sure it sounds just as good...... :rolleyes:

Like most manufacturers, they make entry level, mid range, and custom shop high end stuff. http://www.deanguitars.com/home.php Plus the web site is pretty cool. Doug

This may be more power than you want, but I really like mine. http://www.b-52stealthseries.com/AT212.html They are right at $800 new Doug

I have used the mic modelers some, but can't say they are good or bad. I really have put less and less of anything in the signal path. I think the effects in the roland unit are just ok. The delays, chorus, reverbs..they are usable. The guitar patches are not. I know for awhile roland was...

I have owned the VS2400 for about 2 yrs, before that, the VS840. I can't really answer your questions on the delta, don't know anything about those. I have never tried to export to PC anything from my VS unit, never had a reason. It seems most guys on this sight go the PC route. I started...

I was looking forward to a much more violent ending. Perhaps with guys on hooks in a meat locker........ I also own a Schecter C-1 classic and I think it's a great guitar. Thanks for the history, Harvey. Doug

I own both the echo park and Uber metal, both very versatile, lots of tone possibilties with the metal pedal, and the EP has lots of options also. The units are very heavy (weight) and sound great. Like with all pedals, you should go listen to them at a music store if you can. Doug

This subject comes up often and will have people on both sides. I only record from amps because I can, some people don't have the option of cranking one up all the time. I hear the toneport is a good unit. The thing I notice more than just tone quality (which can be debated) is the ease of which...

I will tape it then fast forward thru 90% of it. Usually 1 or 2 things happen which are entertaining.