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You think he is still trying to make a decision 3 years later?

Your name should've been "Kenan Walters"

Give me a break... (if this is a joke, please disregard, but it doesn't seem like you are) You're not buying a Naiant to snub the big guys... If you own a naiant you probably own a mic from the big guys... They're nice, inexpensive mics. But, like anything else, they aren't perfect on...

Is that supposed to be way "too" much $$$$$$$$??? It is around $420 from the guys in Vex's neck of the woods, Minnesota I believe. Worth every penny. You get what you pay for 9 times out of 10. Vex is an excellent guy, I own quite a few of his pedals and they're all solid, and have great...

I own a tele with a hot rail too, sounds nothing like a les paul. Its much more midrangey, and though it sounds great, its not a les paul.

Its one of three go to amps when I'm doing a session. Its really great. The inside speaker sucks balls, but when hooked up to a 4x12 or 2x12 sounds really amazing. You can get really nice feedback without much hassle as well.

P90s are pretty cool... I guess... :D I've got an 89' LP Std gold top with P-90s (the last year that model was standard and afterwards became the "historical" or "custom" or whatever marketing stuff they've come up with). Good stuff.

None taken, I doubt you've played or recorded with one!

I got my shells and some hardware from AM Drumparts.

The nano is a badass .5 watt tube amp hand made by a guy named Zack Vex. www.zvex.com

I've got a vintage tele deluxe. Its basically the tele les paul w/ 2 hums, switch on the upper 'bout, 2 volume knobs and 2 tone pots. Its as close to a LP as you'll get, but its not really close. I own two les pauls, one w/ P90s and a custom and they sound like les pauls, even the P90...

Yeah, you WILL mess your amps up doing that. Thats a promise. Taken from Z.Vex's website about his amp, which can be applicable to all amps: WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT OUTPUT OF NANO TO ANOTHER AMP'S INPUT. THE NANO IS AN AMP, NOT AN EFFECT, AND MUST BE CONNECTED ONLY TO A SPEAKER CABINET UNLESS...

I don't know that any of those mics or that budget will get you anything better than what you already have. That said, what do you need a mic for? How many tracks do you have available for live recording?

I found the original post XXXtremely hilarious. LOL!

I don't know that any of your questions matter as the pedal is made to distort your signal, the EQ will effect the distorted signal (unless it is a boost and/or disortion). You would have to look at the schematic to find out where the EQ is if it really matters to you, but I don't see why it...

Disklaviers don't need to be miced. They have 1/4" outputs and midi outputs. They have a bar that comes up and mutes the strings but doesn't interfere (they say) with the action. It basically turns it into a regular action digital piano. You have quite a few sounds within the "brain" of the...

Is that jane seymour's house? If it is, I second that recommendation. You'll sound like Radiohead for sure.

Since you're taking out a loan, get these: Mic: http://www.mercenary.com/migeumtphtum.html New converter: http://www.mercenary.com/heddigsigpro.html It looks like you've got the pre under control. What are you doing for monitors? You should probably get these...

Where are you playing? I live not too far away. I've played in Salisbury a few times too.

Yamaha makes the Disklavier which is a digital piano and acoustic piano in one. Elton John uses them live (when he "plays"). You can combine the piano sound with synth sounds, organs, etc. Kawai also makes a pickup system, but I don't think its caught on like the Disklavier. You just plug it...