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Re: Porn is evil I'm sure you could have figured that out from visiting the Cave. ;) The last thing I want to do is engage in incest or rape after viewing porn. I'm usually too spent. ;) You might have a point there. ;) I'll have to check with my wife before I get another. Glad you...

Did I mention I hate cats?

Ya know, I don't care how long you've been recording. I don't care about how anal you are about your speaker mic'ing techniques... Don't ever assume that everything is set up the same as the night before. Especially if you have a stupid cat. In particular, you may record a killer guitar...

Worst sounding guitar I've owned? Ovation Celebrity.

Ya know, I'd still like one, depending on its playability. Especially at a gig where I'd like to switch between acoustic and electric. I usually don't bring an acoustic because of the inconvenience. I know, I know, nothing will replace the sound of a good acoustic. However, my best (only)...

I'm suprised Voxvendor hasn't replied. He must be off doing something with sheep...

I personally like the SansAmp GT2 or similar. Go audition them all!

Racer X?

Yupper. Def Leppard used samples.

Set the amp loud enough to get good tone.

LOL. No doubt. :) SM57 right in the grill is the way to go.

It's probably strange because I'm not much of a bass player. :rolleyes: :p

I posted how to make cheap drum triggers out of piezoelectric transducers in the Drums forum: http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?s=&postid=672090#post672090

I received a question about piezo drum triggers in the Guitar forum and thought I'd post the response here. Piezoelectric transducer drum triggers are an inexpensive and good alternative to electronic drum kits and storebought drum triggers. Of course, to use them, you need a drum module with...

No doubt. Depending on the Boogie, it can take a lot of tweaking. For example, the older Boogies, the TriAxis, and the Quad can withstand a lot of subtle tweaking. It takes a while to understand each knob because they often won't seem like they are doing anything. A good thing to do with...

Also, make sure you go play through one for yourself. What others like may not be what you like.

One of my favorite Mesa amps is the Mark IIC+, but they're hard to find. If you're not against rack equipment, you can go for the TriAxis and the 2:90 for a variety of killer sounds. I love my Tri. It'll do a lot of the Mesa line including the Recto. Otherwise, the Triple Recto is a decent amp.

Ultra low for shredding. A tad higher for heavy picking. On bass, I like low for fingering, but higher for slappin.

Hey! That's where I work. And we call it pee-AY-zo. Piezoelectric transducers rock. I use them for drum triggers. They're about a buck and half at Rat Shack as opposed to $80 for a real drum trigger at a music store.

I've heard some sound clips that sound great. What would be great is if they used a separate system from their own guitar. Like the Roland VG-88. That way you could use their system on a guitar that is set up how you like it. I.e., fretboard radius, scale, body, etc.