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Well i know you can buy customized necks with inlayed pearl writing, but ive never heard of anyone doing any kind of writing themselves

Check out this web-site for amp reviews, pros and cons, etc. I can't tell you what the differenceis betwen a 5150 and a 5150 II, but I had a 5150. Best on board distortion you'll ever find in an amp, but also the noisiest amp I've ever used.
Go to the site, and follow the guitar amp review section to whatever amp you need to check out. They're listed by manufacturer and model. A great site for getting guitar tabs as well.

http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/

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The Mark Tremonti model goes for about $2700 at a good retailer, and is a very nice guitar. The Tremonti SE is made for PRS in Korea, has different pickups, and goes for about $550. Nice guitar, has the PRS feel, but is a totally different construction, so the sound will be different. Really depends on what model you're looking at.......if it's the US model, it's a very good guitar, go for it.

yeah, electric will let you do that kind of stuff, but you've got to have the right equipment. The thing that you need to look on your amplifier (the big box you plug your guitar into) is if it has a switch that says "overdrive" or "distortion" thats the sound i think that your looking for...if not it wouldnt be a bad idea for you to purchase an overdrive or distortion pedal...which is a small box that makes your guitar sound cool...you'd have to see it. uhm...thats about all email me if you want
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: I recently got an electric guitar (yamaha) for a gift and I have never played before and I was really just wondering about the sounds an electric will produce, I would like to be able to play songs from my favorite bands (new found glory, starting line, matchbox20, nickelback, etc etc ), will an electric let me do that? or does it only work with a bass?

u can play with guitars bass is just a backup guitars will work beter

hi im haveing trouble tuning the internations in on my guitar and i was wondering if you could tell me how to do it please e mail me with the answer

Nickelback's electric guitar is the type i want but i can seem to find out what its called does anyone know what type it is and the average price for one. Cheers

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: Does anybody know the tabs to Heartland feeling by jon swift? Thanks

I had exactly the same problem with my Marshall VS100 combo. The problem eventually got worse to the point where it would just start cutting out for a second or so every so often.
Unfortunatley i don't know what the problem was as i traded it in problems and all for a different amp.

I'll speak to the people i traded it into and see how they fixed the problem

Cheers

Chris

: Hi,
: I had a problem last night with my VS100RH amp head and cab cutting out after channel switching. The sound was there very faintly for a moment and then it kicked in. Now I have had problems with the foot switches crapping out on me before and having to get a replacement. Having a gig tonight I am fairly concerned about the problem. Is anyone familiar with this type of problem? Does it sound like a case of a faulty footswitch? Thanks.

Hi, back,

Its been a good many years since I've played loud and live, but we used to have a problem whose symptoms are similar to yours. It was called "cold solder". When the amp warmed up, especially outside under a hot sun, solder in the tubes would melt just enough to leave a poor or open connection. After a while it would cool down, the solder would harden, the circuit would re-connect again, and it would be fine until the next heat overload.
If this is your problem, changing tubes may help. On the other hand, there are so few tube amps left out there I may have been no help at all.

What aspect are you asking about?? Effects,recording??
If it's recording,I'd say THEY'RE BOTH GOOD,for different reasons.

Analog is a very rich,powerful sound and always has more gain.
The down side is analog is noisey(hiss),and difficult to edit.Also,when you bounce tracks down to another you'll lose a GENERATION.This means the sound gets muddy the more you bounce it down.

Digital is a much cleaner sound that doesn't have a lot of hiss.You can bounce tracks all day long without "Losing a Generation" or at least very little.
With the right program,you can mix,cut and paste,add effects,edit,save,undo,redo your DATA easily and quickly.The possibilities are almost endless.

The down side to digital is it's lack of warmth and balls(power).Digital tracks are usually thin,bright and don't have the volume of analog signals.I use a tube preamp and other gadgets to "beef up" the tone and make it louder.
This is the secret of "old school" bands.They all had specific engineers and equipment that they used to get a disired tone.
My last group would record analog and mix digital.We got a MONSTER sound,but it was more expensive and time consuming.
Analog is still good,but I love the flexibility of digital recording.

Hope this helps

: I need to know about a Vantage flying v shape cream in colour. There is a number on the back (2060368) What's the value and authenticity? Any good buy?
I paid 115.00 canadian with the case.

Thank you very much and have a nice day

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