You can if you plan to just jam at low volume. If you turn it up you'll mess up your guitar speakers. They are made to handle higher frequencies with less bass energy. I have a bass that I jam through a 4x12 cab and it works fine as long as I don't turn it up very loud. Ultimately, though, I don't think it helps the life of the speakers. If you hooked up your guitar amp to a pro-audio or bass extension speaker you should be fine.

true true true i cant belive that all these new guitarists get so much credit when a handfull of them doesent compare to all the older stuff.i was inspired to play from listening to hammet and page and hendrix,im 15 yrs old but i cant stand listening to music with guitarists that play nothing but crutch cords and dont solo.people even put down older music for having solos!its rediculis how people think that if its before 1995 and has a guitar solo that its butt rock which just pisses me off......but i agree with you 100%

Few guitarists tell stories with their soloing. If they even bother to solo at all. That's kind of the point. To express your self. Anyone can bang out riffs but not everyone has talent. Mostly, anything resembling a solo nowadays seems more like an interlude fill so the singer can take a break for a few seconds. I root for alot of the older generation; Vai, Satriani, Hammet, Zakk Wylde...even some of the lesser credited guitarists like what's his name from ZZ Top. I guess, though, that this kind of stuff is excatly what every generation says about the new generation of music.

Does it make noise when your guitar is plugged in and you turn the volume on the guitar all the way off?

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Check the jemsite.com website , you will find setup instructions as well as problemsolving tips for your particular problem, I use to have a jem555 and had the same problem, the low-trs II is inferieur to the edge tremelo wich is on all other jem's and new 555 models. Try some new studs for the bridge, and check the tremelo knife edges for wear, use a small round file if u have to. I got sick of it and sold mine couple of years ago, I'm planning to buy a new 555 with the lo pro edgde 2 bridge very soon:) good luck and keep on playing!

I know that Billy Joe has his own Rob Cavallo customized marshall but I want to know what settings his uses to get such a crunchy sound. Although its not as crunchy as the insomniac sound I like the dookie guitar sound the best and thats the type of sound I want to get.

I have a Westone thunder 1 with serial number 2081660
apparently the first number 2 means it was made in 1982
this info was found here http://www.harmony-central.com/Bass/Data4/Westone/Thunder-1-A-Bass-01.html

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