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I tried that too, but it didn't improve my playing much, lol That Neo dude makes excellent product review video's, just watched the one he did on the Jackson Adrian Smith SDX. Not bad for a cheap white guitar, I may need to check one out myself.... yeah!

Minerman, Check it out...

WOW!!! Note to self, don't ever try that. Count your lucky stars right there!

Happy Birthday Minerman! Yeah, straight singles on the Strat is a great way to go; if you have humbucker guitars already, might as well have the tone option of a tilted single in your tone toolbox. Your "Chupa" sounds awesome, congrats on that. Forget the whole "iso" thang, the DSL1 sounded...

minerman, A friend of mine gave me an iso box to try out last week and I'm giving it back to him this Saturday; I think they suck big time too. I would just run your DSL1 into a 4x12 as a practice rig; its the only way to get that open sound. Still loving my JVM1 & JCM1's over here, I wish I...

Congrats on your purchase and welcome to the world of Tascam DP recording. I've had my DP24 for a little over a year and I'm still loving it for my songwriting. Here's my rig... I check these forums every once in a while, so if you have any questions I'll try to help out too. Enjoy your new...

Thanks MinerMan, its hard to beat an “1986-1988 Model Series” Charvel for any kind of hard rock guitar work. Nice 12 to 16 compound radius necks, jumbo’s, usually very simple & effective layouts and nice Jackson USA pups. Had a few Kramers from back in the day and sold them all around 2005 when...

Yes, please keep saying NO to pointy guitars! :thumbs up: Here's one on my many "pointy" guitars in my collection, a fine Charvel Model 2 formally owned by the band "Blackfoot". :guitar:

Sometimes the Strat Deluxe gets the nod for its classic tone ..... .... but when its time for me to shred, nothing seems to beat the speed of a nice Charvel San Dimas!

DP-24

Here's another desk design that might give you a few ideas too. Everything is within easy reach and it really helps with work flow. Its designed to break down into 3 sections so its easy to move. The base is basically two racks which bolt to the desk top; they're on casters so its also easy...

More cool metal tones.

I don't use compression much when recording metal guitar tones with my Marshall JVM/1960A rig, just dial in the tone and move the Shure SM57 around the cab until it sounds cool; maybe set-up some other mics in the room to catch the vibe. When I'm worried about recording volumes and need cool...

I've been using the SanDisk Extreme 16 GB SDHC Class 10's and they've been great for me. I had heard some people having trouble with the larger GB units, maybe they were just formatting them wrong, I don't know, but the 16GB's have a good amount of room; no issues with them so far. I've been...

Too cool, I forgot all about the guitar amp sim in the DP-24, I need to check them out. Thanks!!!

Its been a while, but here's some updates. Got rid of the Tannoy self powered speakers, replaced them with these custom "Allwood" speaker monitors. Awesome speakers fellas, 3/4" birch, 10" woofer's and those spruce wood horn tweeters are works of art. :guitar: So smooth sounding. but have...

Thanks Bro! I used to engineer in studios back in the day. Building a little personal home studio has been on the "bucket list" for a while. I built the entire production desk around the DP-24, everything is at arm's reach no matter if I'm sitting or standing. Its also cool to kick back...

I've had the DP-24 for almost a year and very happy with it. While I haven't needed to use the midi function yet, I'm sure it will come in handy some day. I believe the CD writer and "Mastering" options are great and use it all the time with very nice results. If I had it to do all again, I...

Some room updates..... Out went the Tannoy's....... In came the new Allwood's. The new Evolution 10's produce tons of tightly focused bass, smooth mid-frequencies while the wood horns provide naturally warm and crystal clear hi-frequencies without ear fatigue. They are a little too large for...

Have a pair of JBL 4412's & some NS10's, might pick up some auratones for old times sake. Looking for an amp to maybe power all three if possible... on "A, B & C" channels. Maybe an old Kenwood KA-7300 or KA-8300? Or should I hunt for an ol McIntosh? Open for suggestions?