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Picks of your setup :-)
It was always on the cards!
Once talk of tunes starts up, it's only a matter of time before some idiot posts picks of his/her setup, and entices others to do the same. So here I am! Ibanez 5 string, heavy as a boulder, but awesome sustain. Hit a note on that baby, leave it hanging there, go for a walk, put on the kettle, watch TV and it's still singing :-)
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14th May 2010, 11:41
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Re: Picks of your setup :-)
And what's the point in having all that sustain if you can't hear it I hear you ask? And a very good question it is :-)
A 100 watt Fender Rumble takes care of that task, I've never got it passed half way at the most, house and all it's contents starts to shake at that point. So, my fellow muso heads, break out the gear picks please :-)
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15th May 2010, 03:23
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Re: Picks of your setup :-)
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeet.
The bass, but especially the amplifier... Wow... I only have a small roland cube. It's not very good at all... I prefer to play with headphones plugged directly to my GNX3: http://cachepe.zzounds.com/media/qu...6e017d892e9.jpg It's second hand and the foot pedals don't work very good anymore - but the effects still sound painfully good. |
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15th May 2010, 14:21
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Re: Picks of your setup :-)
Hi guys,
I've loaned my '95 Clapton signature series All-American Strat to my youngest sister, but I must be "Old Skool" because I enjoy playing my Guild D-40 Dreadnaught. Pics can be posted if requested, but it's just another gee-tar.
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Sweet  . I have a Guild as well. I'm not sure what type (it's been in Israel for ages and is only currently on the way to the Netherlands, finally, so I haven't seen it for like 6 months :-( ). Anyways, I've been looking through the guilds and it most closely resembles a D40 (it's semi-acoustic, at least), so I think that's the one as well ;-).It's an amaaaaaaazing guitar isn't it? Such a beautiful sound... I'll get my guitar again finally some day soon, so I'll let you know what type it is exactly when I get it... Last edited by SpoofedEx : 16th May 2010 at 03:10. |
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16th May 2010, 05:29
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I like the board Spoofed, pretty versatile unit. So you don't rate the Roland Cube amp's or just the one you have ?
Hey Pukn, you got one very lucky little sister, her getting her paws on a very nice axe like that. But you probably told her that already - several times!
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I don't know, I just don't really like the one I have. It's 15W. This one: http://www.citraintirama.com/admin/...2339Cube15X.jpg The sound isn't great IMHO... Does anyone know of any good sound processors or stuff to record? Similar to the GNX3 but maybe a better quality or more versatile. |
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16th May 2010, 21:34
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Re: Picks of your setup :-)
Hey what's up Kitz, sorry been out of town on a business thing.
Nice Axe Dude Ibanez makes a Mean Instrument I have a Ibanez Artist Prestige Ice Black the board is fast and low, I'll post some pics tomorrow I'm going to finish this beer and call it a night in a minute :-)
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Re: Picks of your setup :-)
I love the Bass Kitz, I never get round to buying one myself id like to though!
Heres an old pic of my setup, Iv added more on now i shall list to help! Pedals: Digitech Whammy Dunlop Univibe and controler Mxr Phase 90 Modded Dunlop crybaby Digitech Multi chorus Boss BF-2 Flanger Digitech Hyper Phase Digitech Hot head Danelectro Spring King Digitech Metal master (Crap) Marshall Shredmaster Marshall Drivemaster Danelectro Reel Echo Digitech Grunge Boss GE-7 EQ Boss SD-1 Electro Harmonix Double Muff Ibanez Sound Tank Delay. errr i think thats it. Fender Reverb unit(Tank) Amp: Vox AC15 Guitars: 2 strats 1 fender acoustic Roland Drumkit 2 Djembe's 3 Didges umm thats it i think like i said this is an old pic, il post a new one soon with the updated gear! PICY PIC!!!
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17th May 2010, 18:06
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Re: Picks of your setup :-)
Well it would seem that while I was a away my camera got broke that amaze's me it was working fine when I left and was in my room "NOT THE LIVING ROOM" I asked the kiddo's and you wouldn't believe the answer, we don't know what happened we didn't touch it "I guess the camera gremlin got to it" anyway my own battle to fight. Kitz here's a pic of one of the axes it's the Ibanez the other is a BC Rich USA custom V-Tribe I bought at the Namm show in 2004. As soon has I can get another camera I'll show off the amp Mesa Boogie Reflector style.
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18th May 2010, 01:58
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@matt138: Show-off :P Why don't you join the forum band anyways?
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I might just do that! I shall wait to see how the rhythm turns out then have a go at something to add on myself.
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18th May 2010, 05:04
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Re: Picks of your setup :-)
Haven't got anything much better than a phone to take pics with so it's not great.
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Some awesome stuff there guys!
@Coffee, nice axe, look forward to seeing the rest of your kit, BC Rich and Messa amp, pardon me! That's all very posh so it is :-) @Matt, how many 9 Volt batteries do you go through in a month :-) and can you actually play that didgeridoo, nice djembes as well dude. @Rikku, how do you find the Alesis kit ? What's it like to play compared to a "real" kit ? @me, it's time to go make some coffee :-)
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It's good man, got a very real feel, that's why I picked that one, I had to sell my real kit.
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haha i use power supply's  Yea i can play Didge, took me a long time to get circular breathing right but i'm not too bad!
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19th May 2010, 20:28
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Here you go Kitz this is the Mesa Boogie Reflector it's one Bad Ass Machine :-)
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Kitz here is the BC Rich Custom this guitar was built for speed this has to be the best quality guitar I have ever played :-)
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Some quality kit there dude! I love Mesa stuff, sounds great.
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