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Hey DogMcdude of the clan McBarkin, you gonna get your geetar out and post some of that sweet tone of yours? :D

Hey gripster, knit me a sweater eh? gettin cold here. :D

Okay, I take it back, Jacksons aren't all bad. Happy now? would you like a cuddle or are we good? :D

Yea cos if you have a ten or 12 inch speaker it's not possible to work out where the centre or edge of it is gonna be in relation to the grill. Shutup you goof. :D

Take all that crap outta the chain, try and get a decent recording with just the guitar and amp, then mess around with the other stuff. You don't need to see the speaker, the centre of the cloth will be centre of the speaker, right?

This ^^^^^.

How come you 'mericans never have skirting boards in your rooms?

I've been told I gotta behave myself. :D

Do you have any sound samples of anything recorded in that room? I'd be interested in hearing them.

Yea well since we've both been told to keep a lid on it.. I'll just say I ain't a Blackstar, Marshall or Fender retailer and leave it at that. :)

That's probably a fair comment, Marshalls ain't quite what they used to be, I made the move to Blackstar for that reason, then again Blackstar are ex-Marshall guys so maybe that tells a story. I still don't think Laney are in the same league as Marshall, Blackstar or Fender. Line 6, Crate...

Get a Marshall. :D

You said you was a guitar tech. :)

Blackstar HT Studio 20 or Club 40.

I bought an LC a while back for recording, meh, Marshalls, Fenders and Blackstars have their own sound, Laney falls somewhere between them and doesn't do anything particularly well, the build quality isn't up to much, wasn't for me, let it go. Get a Blackstar. :)

The play and sound like a Les Paul I can't help you with. :)

Go to Ibanez's website and choose whatever takes your fancy. :)

Nothing wrong with your idea, I'm pretty sure 316 is full of shit, like most of the experts in here. :)

Lol, it's no loss to me, I hate floaty bridges, and sig guitars, especially Jacksons. :D

Yea, cos it's easy to make a mistake and screw that thing to the neck or headstock if you don't read the instructions, like a proper tech does, eh? :)