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One thing about the JB...I had one, and gave it away. The way that I got it is that someone gave it to me. My Ibanez stalk pickup was better than the JB, and so is my current Bill Lawrence XL500 I do think that it is a good pickup, but not for the sound that I believe you are going for. It...

Both are good pickups, but I like the 81 more (at least for metal)

how much is it new?

Would combining digital effects and a tubeamp sound good live?

I totally agree Mumbus, and thanks Dogjazz, I'll look into that. Mumbus, I'm playing with a band that consists of me on vocals, guitar, another guitarist, a drummer, and a bassist. (the typical band setting). We play heavy to mellow to funk music.....but I don't have to have an SRV tone or...

Yeah I know of one selling for 700 right now, but I think the 5150 is too synthy.

No, I just want a metal amp that does electric, but will work for clean as well as distorted sounds. I don't want a straight up blues amp.

Is it a tube amp? Sounds cool

hello?

Well, I get paid for the community orchestra in may 500 bucks, I have an upright bass I can sell probably for at least 300-400, and my Line 6 AX2 which I'm not happy with. My guess is it will all total up to around 1200, maybe more. I am looking for a new amp, and I think that a good Peavey...

Bill Lawrence L500 or XL500 are incredible for singing leads and radical rock/metal

DRs are exellent guitar strings, so I don't doubt that they are exellent bass strings.

For bass, Dean Markleys sound AWESOME

for metal, I'd go 81, but they are both great

Oh man oh man.............. hmmmmmmmm depends what kind of sound you want.... Shred? Zakk Wylde pickups are worth a shot.......also I have a Bill Lawrence XL500, as does Nuno and Dimebag Darrel, and the sound is totally awesome, and not even active. ANother great part is that they are cheap...

btw, I'm using Cubase and have Waves Bundle if there are any specific plug-ins to recommend.

Even though i'm a pianist myself, i'm not sure how to mic my friend playing his grand and what I should do with the sound when it's recorded. It's a typical living room, with not much reverb. I can have up to 3 mics to work with I can also borrow mics, but I'm not sure if I should go...

I think alternate tunings make guitar very interesting (slide guitar, metal, etc.) but if you have a floating tremelo there are 6 huge problems......... E, A, D, G, B, E they are all out of tune :eek:

lol I know how you feel

no problem :)