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I bought a Tascam DP-02 about 3 years ago. It barely got any use save for a few demos when in between computer systems. It's fully functional. Thr jog wheel occasionally pops out but it pops back in easily. I'm including an 8 gigabyte flash card. Tascam DP-02CF Digital multitrack 8 track - eBay...

So CdBaby now offers in store distribution through Super D. But how do you actually go about getting the album into a store? It can't be as simple as going up to the manager and telling them to order it.

Maybe a tad bit of vocal compression. Nice guitar though.

This is a bit generic but not terrible.

Go get a DS-1. Personally I like my DOD Grunge and my Ds-1 for any distortion needs. My old Marchall Guv'nor works extremely well too until I lost it.

I took those little stickers from the post office, wrote our url on it and put them everywhere. I had little cut up pieces of paper i could give to people too.

I don't think the distortion guitar has the power it should have, maybe add more low end. The solo works though, the panning is nice, hell it sounds like something you'd hear in the background of some romantic-comedy during the downer part.

The guitars feeling a bit thin but the vocals have a nice warmth to them

Yeah, its a bit rough my friend. The recording are nothing special and the instruments and vocals aren't exactly prime examples of virtuoso musicians. But keep trying, it's not bad for fourteen, and know not to be discouraged .

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Seems a bit pricey for what it is. Looked interesting, but I don't knw if it's worth it when you can get straight up modeling amps that sound more than decent.

Squier Affinity's are nice and small aswell as student Fender's like Broncos and Mustangs and Duo-Sonics. There is a pretty good guitar called a Super Sonic which is small and good. It's a bit hard to find though, If you like Mars Volta/At The Drive-in Omar used one for a while

They sound decent but the cheapness comes through in the build. Crappy nobs and construction. Dont think it'd be a good durable gigging pedal but maybe for home use

You have any sound clips?

I once played a Krankenstein head and it was absolutely beautiful. Can't speak for what you're looking into but Krank seems like a quality brand.

I know they tend to be a bit top heavy and the Gibson's rock but can't speak for Coxx

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vox-Valvetronix-AD60VT-amplifier-No-Reserve_W0QQitemZ170036759036QQihZ007QQcategoryZ38077QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem It's a 60w Vox Valvetronix and it has a lot more features then the 100w Twin I currently own. I played one at GC and I love it but was drawn away by the 750 price tag.

Who makes them?

BTW not only are the pickups but the durability and wood. The squiers are made of terrible wood and the tone isnt that great.

Mexi Teles arent student guitars. Squiers are and Affinity guitars are smaller. MExi>Squier but Squier makes some decent guitars, I have an old Tele Deluxe Squier model from when I first started and it inspired me to buy a real one.