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Hire Phil Rudd of AC/DC!:laughings:

This may be of some interest: Hughes & Kettner Red Box 5

That's why the top studio guys are so valued. They can hear a verse, a chorus, and then record the whole thing in one take.

Anyone here know of a good Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster clone and a Klon Centaur clone at a reasonable price that sounds like the originals? Thanks!:)

Anyone here know of a good Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster clone and a Klon Centaur clone at a reasonable price that sounds like the originals? Thanks!

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On your board. You're right about a wah pedal: you can get a lot of tone variables by using one.

Is that a volume pedal or a wah?

Thanks for the info. I feel about the same way. I was just wondering. Are you using any pedals with yours?

Yep, or you can sub EL-34"s. Speaking of which: Miro, have you tried yours with the EL-34's? :D

Did they have covers or did you take them off? What all pedals were in that picture?

Speaking of tone.... I just ordered this baby a few minutes ago. I played one already and can assure you that it definitely has some sweet tones! Can't wait for next week! LOL!:guitar:

I ask you once again, "Are those stock pick-ups?"

My kind of guy! LOL!:laughings:

Are those the stock pickups?

I assumed the OP knew what an interface is.

Why don't you just record straight into PTs and bypass the Tascam completely? Maybe I'm missing something but it seems as if you're taking the long way around the barn so-to-speak. :guitar:

Perhaps it's time to change the name of this thread since it's now 505 pages long and obviously not new anymore. If this is the new one where is the old one?:wtf:

I've always been a Gibson and Fender guy myself, but have looked at their catalogs for years and years. I trust Joe Walsh and if he says that they're quality guitars, I'm inclined to believe they probably are. I might break down one day and order myself one.:guitar:

It's definitely not the nut. Without being able to physically play the guitar it's impossible to properly diagnose your problem. You might have to tune the guitar a little differently to compensate for this problem. Good luck!