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mccreadyisgod
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Some of you might wanna see some of the stuff I've been chatting about:
http://photobucket.com/albums/v326/mccreadyisgod/
Password is: mig
Enjoy!
http://photobucket.com/albums/v326/mccreadyisgod/
Password is: mig
Enjoy!
...and if you don't like it, you can suck on an egg.
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what brand is it?
also i love your tele's and equipment.
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Oh my, they dropped the leash.
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"Make our day"
why 2 TS9?
looks like one of those gibson banner ads. so id go with that
yea. hot shit
I believe ones a mod plus, and the other a baked mod. The baked mod offers more distortion. Supposedly 3x as much overdrive.
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2 keeleys and a shannon OD. excellent.
nice axes too.
the amps pretty much take the cake though.
That sovtek on the weber cab is lovely.
then of course the vibro champ....
is the L6 a tap trem?
i notice that MF is giving away a hardshell case if you get the axe...soo tempting, but the new amp and effects have depleted my bank account. Also a little unsure about buying a guitar i've never played...how was it out of the box?
damn man, you're pedalboard, guitars, and amps are awesome. I'm truely jealous. And is the dynacomp a re-issue or original?
"Japan is awesome; the fans there knew all the words to all the songs...at least phonetically." - Stone
"I know this song so well, I can smoke a cigarette, have a drink, brush my teeth, take a shit, and mow the lawn while singing it. But I'll only be doing a couple of those things during this version." - EV
That's actually a Gibson web thingy... I love that...
Which Tele?
I have a Keeley Plus mod and Keeley Baked mod Tubescreamers.
The Weber is no longer mine, I finally sold it. Great cab, but it wasn't suited to the Sovtek. My Marshall cab is perfect with it. But the Weber belongs to my close friend/roommate, so I have access.
The L6 is, in fact, the Tap Tremolo.
I missed the free hard case. That sucks. I also missed another promo where they were giving away a free Fender tuner, which pissed me off. Oh well.
I love the look of it, and the body feels great. The pickups have a good tone, and they tap REALLY well, but they're not what I want (classic Les Paul).
The jumbo frets are very much jumbo... it's even taken me some time to adjust.
The setup right out of the box was okay, but needed some help. The biggest thing was that the fretboard was bone-dry.
It's an original reissue, not a new reissue. But not an original script logo.
the white and and metalic red pickguard...i think its called nashville im not sure
I don't dare mention what I paid for it...
But yeah, I was gonna buy a new one, but I really wanted the Arctic White (which has been discontinued), so when I walked into the local shop and saw this one, used (but barely), in Arctic White, I jumped.
Can't wait to flop the pups and see what she can do...
i found it on zzsounds for 519$
They have an ash blonde, which is close, but you can see the woodgrain. Arctic white is discontinued. It's possible they have back-stock. And I paid $380 with a hard case.
A Sovtek lies almost perfectly between the tone of a Fender Bassman and a Marshall Plexi. It's very easy to get different tones from it, depending on what drive/distortion pedals you use with it. It might be a little "brown" compared to the Nirvana tone, which tends to be brighter, but it's still an amazing amp.
Oh, and a Mig 60 might be better for you. A few extra watts wouldn't hurt, although the Mig 100 would be a little too much (unless you want lots of clean headroom).
380 for the guitar?!?! thats not expensive at all
No...
But once I spend $320 on new pups, $30 on a new pickguard, and $80-100 in labor, it'll be a little less reasonable, albeit much more pleasing.
I guess I can sell the old pups on eBay, for maybe $80 altogether.
open up the B-52 cab and swap the speakers to a lower wattage more british sounding speaker like a vintage 30 celestion, greenback or Fane, or whatever your favorite flavor is and that will help you achieve the tone you seek too.
From http://www.kurtsequipment.com:
"Marshall 4x12 cabinets, visable in most any concert footage or photographs. For the live set-up on the "Nevermind" tour (very similar to the setup for "Nevermind" album), the individual speakers were 25 watt Greenbacks, 75 watt Celestions, and then Vintage 30's (Kurt's favorite). The predominant speakers of this tour were the Celestion 75's. I believe Jim Vincent told me the speakers during the "In Utero" tour were 25 watt Greenbacks, but Earnie says they were Vintage 30's. During their last tour Kurt used 8 cabinets, Chris 8, and Pat 4. Pat received Kurt's old 4x12's with the Celestion 75's when Kurt got his new ones with the V30's."
I want to put a Vintage 30 in the top of my new Peavey 2x12" cab to go with my Sovtek. I'm pretty set on getting a Peavey Sheffield speaker for the bottom. But I agree... some V30's would really make a lot of difference if you want to get Kurt's tone.
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How old is yours?
Mine dates to the mid-50's. Wish I could pinpoint it, but it's unbelievably difficult to date.
Well unfortunately mines a fake one, from five or so years ago when the name came back and they released replicas of those. So I don't have a true gem like yourself (unfortunately).
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Well, yours probably isn't a pain in the ass to have around, either, so...
Whats the negatives on your end?
I have to be honest for the $175 I paid for it new, its built like a tank (except for the lack of adjustable bridge), and I'm taking care of that part with a $50 part. I love the tone, I love it clean, love it slightly over driven, love it full out overdriven etc.... Its a great filler guitar in my mind.
I wish I would of bought the bass version of it too. Unfortunately none of those are made anymore (for some reason they dropped the retro crap and make crappy guitars and basses that have nothing to do with the past). Used bass's are about $350-$400 anymore, I'd rather get a Peavey T-40 for that price!
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It's a 50-year-old guitar that's made of balsa and formica.
More specific: The neck is developing a slight twist, and it needs a fret re-dress (maybe a recrown and polish as well). The aluminum nut is the worst idea anyone ever had for a guitar. The bridge needs a new wood saddle. A previous owner put decorative brads along the lower body edge (see all the pinholes in the pictures?) with nails. I think they were planning on doing the whole border, but ran out of brads or motivation, or realized how stupid the idea was. The nail holes need to be filled, with either Bond-O or wood filler, and then sanded even and painted. The original plastic strap button on the neck joint broke off, so I put straplocks on there, but now it's not completely original. And the switch and pots need to be gutted and cleaned, if not replaced.
About the only good thing about the entire guitar is the pickups. Original Dan-o pups in original surplus lipstick tubes. The pickups by themselves are probably worth more than they are with the guitar attached.