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Another point..... If mic selection is vital, she shouldnt be walking in emplty handed using a random house mic.

Ran live sound for years, and in the dudes defense............... do you know how many times a night a self professed "engeneer/producer/musician" comes up and tells you what needs to be fixed with the mix? I would deffinately give more credence to someone I know is "with" the band, but it gets...

The best resources for vintage Rhodes is the supersite: http://www.fenderrhodes.com/home.php They have all of the pdf manuals, history and photos of the manuals..... their buy/sell section is usually pretty good as well. Also the yahoogroup for rhodes is great too~!!!!

Hand wired will not give you better tone....... just less chance of a major repair w/ a cracked PCB. Before the Valve Jr. Disciples come ripping through..... that teched out Blues Jr. is going to sound about $500 better IMHO!!!

Not familiar with that one....... I would offer the guy $50-$100 for it.

Ive played a couple of dyno Mark Vs and they blew the tone/action/balance of the best early Rhodes out of the water. There are prolly some dogs out there too, but I havent played one.

you can re-amp with pretty much anything....... the fun part is trying to go waaaaay outside the box and use weird non studio stuff like old boom boxes and reel to reel recorders. The theory with reamping is that you wont destroy the original track no matter what you use.

looks cool..................BUT................... I find stages all the time on the cheap and theyre easy to fix and tech out. Would rather put the cash toward a real MKV!!!!!!!!!

As the pirates say........................ DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH High beams

John Cougar or John Melencamp or John...... or whatever he calls himself seems to pop up alot at campout jams. Jack and Diane and Pink houses are pretty easy to play and singalog.

Dont forget to get some OOOO grade steel wool and shine dem frets up!

The PF series is VERY low end laminated import. The electronics are OK, but put you money into something without a PuP and add a nice piezo later.

Fora versitile wah,I use a 535Q,as it is adjustable for tone and Q, for a cool effect, where you find a sweet spot and leave it on as an effect, the Vox is hard to beat.

check out abandoneds post from a few days ago! lots of options in that pricerange for solid top imports. Go out and play em all first.

CONGRATS MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Play the hell out of it!! IMHO you were smart not worrying about the electronics. You can drop a nice piezo in there on the cheap..... preamp it with something nice, and you're leaps and bounds ahead of all of the fancy onboard pre's w/ built in tuners that come on...

Why would you play a 30 year old guitar when you can have Bill Nash build ya a new one that looks the same? RIDICULOUS!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!! Sounds like a cool guitar/soulmate!

At that budget, you will be looking for a solid top import.... find a local Alvarez, Ibanez and Yamaha dealer and just play as many as you can. Even better if you can have a buddy who also plays, so you can have him blind demo them while you listen. Just close your eyes and have him randomly...

Obviously I'm in the minority, but I think a well made relic is cool....... as long as it is set up well, has a nitro finish, and isnt overly obvious....... When I see dudes playing home made relics done on poly finishes, with uniform screwdriver marks and the obligatory right forearm rubbed...

Im a big fan of the ValveKing....... never played through the head only model, but the combos have killer and versatile tone..... Goes from fender bell like clean to fender mild dirt overdrive...... to a super crunchy distorted modern gain sound. Heres the link...... thought they were cheaper...

I think theres a guy named HangDawg who mildly dislikes Line6! LOL!!! In theory, I like these modeling combos, but the reality is that they never really turned me on pushing air. At one time, I stole a Vox modeling amp(a big 212... their flagship at the time) and a PRS Custom 22 for $600. For...