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Ok, I am a guitar/kybd/bass player. I want to buy/learn drums and yes, I am nuts or excentric or whatever. I really don't like junk, so generally speaking I usually buy mid to top shelf stuff. I am looking at a set of Pearl master customs for the drums and really have no idea for the cymbols...

Fender Accoustasonic Fender Blues Deville Mesa Tripple Rect Mesa Walk About Bass Amp Marshall TSL 100 and lots of cabs http://home.comcast.net/~bonrox/guitars/gut_inv.htm My favorite combo is the 2 mesa's and the marshall

This is really sad, but I have all the axes I ever wanted. I should be happy, but I go into guitar shops and I can't find anything that turns me on. Oh well, maybe I should take up drums.

Dunlop cry baby.

I gave them the specs from here. It took the 6 months from order date to delivery. They quoted me 16 weeks, but they had to make a new neck and had problems mating the headstock to the neck. Even with the cost and the time, I can honestly say it is worth it.

$8,000 for my gibson custom 12 string SG http://home.comcast.net/~bonrox/guitars/roxy.htm

You make a good point, but I think it's the difference between needing and wanting. I, myself, have 13 guitars, 2 basses and 5 amps. I only gig about 6 times a year, and when I do, I usually only take one axe and one amp with me. So in my case, I definitely don't need all this equipment, but I...

You really need to learn that you are paying way too much. I got my TSL for $1200 new, and my Tripple Rect for $1500. Those are regular prices too, not sales.

marshall i would just get a DSL or TSL head... and messa i would get duel or triple rectifer... I agree with that. I have a TSL and a Tripple rect. They do have slightly different sounds and both crank and sustain forever. Either is a good choice. Go play them and see which one you like better...

http://www.projectguitar.com/tut/tutorial5.htm That link has some good info. I refinished mine about a year ago. I did all the prep work (sanding and filling), then sent it to a biker paint shop. They did a real good job. It cost me $450, but $300 of that was for the multi color paint I used...

Does anyone out there know what to call the accoustic bass they use in a mariachi band. It appears to be a super jumbo body with a short neck. Does anyone know where to get one?

Try some of these links http://www.projectguitar.com/tut/tutorial5.htm http://guitarelectronics.zoovy.com/category/wiringresources/ http://www.guitarnuts.com/index.php http://surfcitymusic.com/fretted/strat_style_kit.htm http://www.projectguitar.com/tut/3dinlay1.htm...

Who cares who is best. I mean, how does that help me knowing who, someone else thinks is best.

Just learn how to play them....it's not that hard!!

I have a TSL100. It is by far my favorite amp. That's up against a Mesa Trip/Rect and a Fender blues deville. Overall, my Marshall gets about 80% of my playing time (I just like options). It seems more versitle and easier to get the sound I want out of it. The 601 is basically the same thing in...

Some other history is that the world is flat and the ocean has big monsters in it. Go far enough and you will fall off. Well, I guess I will get out the lead lined boxers before I jam again, and I will definitely stay out of the ocean.

I just clip it to my strap unless it's for my mic, in which case I just clip it to my belt.

To answer your question, yes, you can use guitar effects on your bass, although "bass effects" boxes are geared towards a bass. I use a wah-wah pedal and a guitar compressor and a maximiser on my bass, but I also use my bass amp in conjunction with my Marshall on my guitar too. Effects are...

I have 4 Gibsons, 2 vintage (1275 double neck and a 150DC), and 2 new ones (1999 SG Supreme and a 12 string SG custom). I love all of them. So here is the deal, first off you need to like the way it plays and sounds. Whether it's vintage or not, the playability is the most important criteria...

I can't understand when you all say that tube amps are high maintenance. I have 2 tube amps, a Marshall and a Fender. I have had one for 8 years and the other for 15 years and I have never touched either of them. Just my opinion here, but I call that fairly low maintenance. What are you guys...