: looking for a used electric <B style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">gituar</B> case for my son.

i got one myself. pretty damn good dirty sound indeed. but the clean is laffable. at full volume it's actually totally distorted, which can sound pretty cool if thats what ur after, but at any decent volume there is no clean tone in it. buts its a good amp

I'VE GOT A PEAVEY BANDIT 112 AND THE DISTORTION IS GREAT FOR THAT RASPEY PUNK SOUND

I would like to buy a Peavey Artist 120 amp.
Where can I find datas about this amp?
Could you help me?
Thanks: Gabor

The nylon strings have much less tension than steel. I wouldn't recommend this. Your guitar was not designed for this. If you are just a beginner don't worry. Your fingers will develop calouses and you will be able to play longer without pain. You might want to try a lighter guage string instead. Have a music shop set-up your guitar for you when you change guages because the neck wil need to be adjusted. You might also want to try Silk and Steel strings. They have less tension on them.. Good luck

In order to get that flat frequency response you should use monitors. You can get a set of Alesis for about $225. You can use your stereo as an amplifier. No need to buy an extra one.

: 1960 Rickenbacker; Where is a good place to find out the value of this item?

Try the Rickenbacker Forum or the Rickenbacker Research Ring.MSN browser can find these easily.

Here's a guess:
300 series- $2000 to $5000 depending on condition and model.
600 series-$1500-$3000
Combo's-Anywhere from $450(tulip shaped or student) up to $4000(if you have a 325 shaped Combo)
400 series-$800 to $2000

if it has anything to do with Beatles(i.e., you have a Rick shaped like a Beatle Guitar) add some $$. Also, Rickenbackers made before 1964 are very rare so you probably have a nice axe on your hands.

Just replace the bridge pickup with a humbucking single coil. I have a seymour duncan Hot rails in the bridge of my Hamer Strat-style. Dimarzio also makes several models. Check them out. www.seymourduncan.com or www.dimarzio.com

They were a pretty common guitar when gibson was still making them. Now they're sort of collectors items. They're fairly hard to find now and they go for about a grand.

Well I have a Gibson LP Studio Lite and the only thing I can say is if it doesn't have the Gibson Logo at the top of the head i really doubt it is a Gibson. Contact the Gibson people for help at www.gibson.com

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It depends on the guitarist... I learn the same way you do and I have found that many guitarists (SRV for example) tend to pluck the higher string with the middle and/or ring finger while picking the lower note. You can usually tell if you have both the tab and the recording the pick/pluck technique is a bit cleaner, rings truer and sounds more simultanious. Give it a try.

: Hey guys,
: Can anyone make a suggestion on amp. I curently have been using a practice amp, and was looking to purchase a more expenxive amp. The problem is I have a very strict budget and was looking to get something in the 200-250 dollar range.

: My question is, is it possible to get an amp in this price range that can still allow me to explore many different tones and settings? The kind of music I am looking to play is clean jangley Indie sound so and I own a Fender cyclone with Tex-Mex pick-ups.

: I supposse I would be looking for a Fender amp for that really clean sound, but if anyone else can make any suggestions on what i can get in this price range, and also for what sound I am looking to explore.

: Thanks for your help.

Have both a small Marshall (lead 12 ss) and a Fender blues Junior (15w all tube). It is unbelievable the difference, between the tube and the solid state. The tube amp is so much warmer sounding(?). As far as price picked up mine used for $350 cdn. Hope this helps. P.S using 50's re-issue with single coils, and LP copy with humbuckers love them both on the Fender.

: Has anybody used one of the new tonelok tubescreamer pedals (ts7). I am torn between paying $80 for the ts7 as compared to ~$200 for a ts9 reissue. I have also found a mint used original, ts9, but again in the 200 bill range.

First of all, don't pay 80 bucks for a TS-7. I only payed about 30 for mine at Sam Ash. I don't know where you're looking at one, but keep shopping around. The TS-7 is exactly the same as the TS-9, except its got the "hot" switch on it. It's probably a better idea to go with the TS-7 because its more versatile than the TS-9.

: I am still in learning mode as far as effects go, so any input is appreciated.
: TIA

: Ironbru