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+1 on the Cube. I have a 30 and think it sounds excellent.

MIM "Satin" Strat,Kramer Ferrington,freebie Carlo Robelli acoustic electric I got when I bought a bass amp, thru a Roland Cube 30. Basses, Peavey Cirrus 6 with a redwood top, an old Ibanez TR100, early 60's Hagstrom, OLP MM3, Carlo Robelli acoustic electric, all thru a Roland DB-500. Pedals...

I get some decent guitar sounds using Reason 2.5 and running that through Amplitube.

I've heard of people using hair scrunchies.

Definately a Jazz!!! In that price range I'd be looking at Geddy Lee's, Marcus Miller's, and KSD's. New or used.

+1 I love my Sansamp!

+1 on the Planet Waves cable. I have one and like it alot. It cost me about $30 at Sam Ash. High quality IMHO.

I'm using a Roland DB500 and like it alot. They 've been discontinued so I was able to get mine for a little over $300 new. It's pretty loud and not too heavy. Lately I've been hearing good things about the Ashdown Mag combo's. If I was buying a new amp today I'd definatly be checking these out.

This might fit the bill. http://www.jacksmusicstore.com/catalog/guitars-and-fretted/amps/rocktron/ftd-amp-rtn-i~THUNDER I've read some good reviews of it but never got a chance to try one. You've got one lucky son there!!!

Propellerhead's Reason is great in my book and totally affordable these days.

+1 for the Roland Cube 30. Versitile, very loud for it's size, priced right. I love everything I've ever used by Tech 21 but they tend to be a bit pricey.

Home Studio 2 XL!!! Cheap, plenty of features, easy to use. I've tried other more expensive programs but I want to make and record music not take a freakin college course on a program that will be outdated in a couple of years. Guitar Tracks is pretty cool but there's no midi. Even if you don't...

Roland Cube 30. Just got it saturday used for $120. I love that damned thing :) but hey I'm a bass player so what do I know :rolleyes: Roland DB-500 for bass.

For the price they're not bad. I've seen them going for about $200. They're really just no frills practice amps. I considered on one a few years back but went with a Roland DB500. At the time they were both about the same price at my local Sam Ash store and the Roland had more features.

I bought a "satin" mexi strat about three months ago and love it. The finish wasn't exactly what I wanted, kind of a matte dark purple with a black guard, but for $199 new at Guitar Center I'm not complaining. I'm a bass player but wanted something to record ideas with to share with my band...

+1 for Steve Howe. Yes :rolleyes: he has gotten credit but he almost seems to have been forgotten. Robin Trower falls into this catagory too I think. Lonnie Brooks, Chicago blues great. Ty Tabor!!! Seems there's more King's X fans out there than I thought.

This order varies with my mood: Chris Squire Geddy Lee The Ox John Paul Jones Sir Paul James Jamerson Doug Pinnick ...King's X is coming to a small club near me in November, I'm PHYCHED!!! :D Stu Ham Leon Wilkeson Mel Schacher

I recently bought a "Satin" Strat at Guitar Center for $199. I like it alot. Basically a mim standard strat with matte finish. I was told they were being discontinued. Cheap,easily upgraded, and plays great. Check them out.

I have a Roland DB500 that I love. 160 watts,nice chorus and compression on board and decent tube emulation, only 50 lbs or so. They can be had at Sam Ash for about $300. They were discontinued so you may have to look around. SWR combos are nice but were out of my budget. Used would be your best...

Bass- Peavey Cirrus 6 Redwood top, Olp mm 5 string, Carlo Rebelli a/e 4 string, Carlo Rebelli frettless 4 string, Ibanez 4 string model?, 1960's Hagstrom 4 string. Guitar- Kramer Ferrington, Carlo Rebelli a/e freebie I got when I bought an amp.