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If your looking for top end gear, then even my limited experience tells me that Behringer is not the way to go. However, if your just beginning with stuff, and trying to get a feel without spending your life savings on gear (we all know GEAR ain't cheap), then I don't see a better way to go for...

lol. I think the look of it alone will garner dates period ;). Well, I've looked at the guitar you posted, and read up. It looks pretty decent, at the very least an interesting concept. I also read some reviews of the guitar I'm looking at here. People seem to like it pretty good. It is a...

Billy Ray Fucking Cyrus

Mock Away... ...but I'll have one and you wont. I think if I'm going all out on a wooden acoustic I would probably be spending a lot more coin. However, at this point and time, I am liking plastic. I very much appreciate the input though, I will keep this kindof thing in mind, as should...

Ahh well, I'm sitting here listenin to Big Sugar, and Gordie is a wicked all around musician, not just simply a rythm player or soloist, or vocalist. So yea, he is a great rythm player :D. Oh yes, his control of feedback and how he uses it is something else, this is what sets him apart from...

Yea man, thats cause were born cryogenic-like, so we don't notice blizzards and shit. :D Richard, Yes, it does speak to me. I agree that the plasticy part may sound like shit, but hey, who can beat a guitar that talks to ya :D?

Are you saying I'm cheap ? :eek: ? j/k :D. Yea, come payday I'm gettin it...I'll have to burn one of the Warlocks to keep the house warm though, cause the gas bill ain't gettin paid :D.

Some people have way to much sucking going on in their lists :p. For those giant list kinda peeps, going to a bar and listening to whatevers playing on the jukebox must be real hell :p.

Thanks for the replies people! Yes, I found merely playing the guitar to be a good experience, joyous even. As far as the body shape and neck shape, yes I also can appreciate that (this coming from the owner of a coupla BC RICH's), and I also thought the superthin body would make it fit easier...

which is $363.170 USD.

$500 Canadian, is the best price I've found so far...Long & MQuade.

Yeah, big titties. I mean that in a good way. Sorry, I'm of the opinion that Sabbath does not suck...well, I was never a fan of Ronnie Dio in there. Ian Gillian was a much better replacement for Ozzy. Slayer does not suck in my humble opinion. Well, honestly I never really got into Tom...

Honestly I'm thinking both. I realize that for recording it's not going to be the best, but it'll probably beat the hell out of my 60$ classical guitar :D. I've tried it out and found it surprisingly easy to play. Basically this would be my first uhhh...acoustic. It's also a roundback body...

http://www.ovationguitars.com/index.cfm?fa=detail&mid=767 The price tag is fairly small, it has a built in tuner, superthin body. I'm looking to maybe purchase one of these. I humbly ask the opinions of those more experienced here.

Dreams of the Carrion Kind... James Murphy, probably one of the most underated doom-tuners out there. Formerly of Obituary, Death, Cancer, Disincarnate, and I believe...still in Testament???...great on rythm and lead.

Probably one of the littlest known bass dudes out there seemed to be always soloing when playing any given song, and hes definately one of the best. Steve Digiorgio of Death. The first hinting of it came on the album 'Human', and what stood out for me was a very simple bass interlude, maybe 4...

Lots to pick from as far as Ritchie Blackmore in Deep Purple. Burn is one of my fav solos there, as well Highway Star.

Cantrell for sure...Hetfield too. Dave Mustaine for sure, altho the later stuff really isn't too challenging for the most part. Max Cavallera...Chuck Schuldiner (RIP).

also... ...the long ending solo thingy Tony Iommi does on Planet Caravan...just jamming out I think there.

Oh Man Oh Man Oh Man .... Floyd, Comfortably Numb...that got me away from tryna do 8 krigazigajillion notes a second, and try concentrating on getting more feel out of my playing.