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Pics of my gear

HeavyMetalNygeHeavyMetalNyge Posts: 144
edited August 2005 in Musicians and Gearheads
Here's pics of my amps, guitars, and pedalboard. The black les paul copy is my Squier that I just gutted and put in new electronics, pickups, and tuners.
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"I had a false belief I thought I came here to stay... we're all just visiting."
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  • y-goy-go Posts: 16
    ahhhh no wonder you suck...ahahahahahahahhah you must be fat
  • HeavyMetalNygeHeavyMetalNyge Posts: 144
    Yeah, so I like to eat.........








    You're mom's pussy
    "I had a false belief I thought I came here to stay... we're all just visiting."
  • Dirty_FrankDirty_Frank Posts: 957
    Nice amps man. I also like y-go's mom as well.
  • yielderyielder Posts: 160
    HeavyMetalNyge wrote:
    Here's pics of my amps, guitars, and pedalboard. The black les paul copy is my Squier that I just gutted and put in new electronics, pickups, and tuners.
    000_1207.jpg
    000_1215.jpg
    000_1218.jpg
    000_1214.jpg

    whats your favorite amp?
    Greets Dave
    Antwerp -Belgium- Europe
  • HeavyMetalNygeHeavyMetalNyge Posts: 144
    I'm assuming you are asking which one of the two that I have is my favorite. Since I love an awesome distortion, I'd have to say that the Marshall is my favorite. It's that "Ten" sort of distortion, you know. But I really need both. The Peavey really does have a nice clean to it, and it's a work horse. I could just use distortion pedals with the Peavey, but I love the Marshall, so I A/B them. I actually use that fulltone with the Peavey, and that gives a really nice crunch sound.
    "I had a false belief I thought I came here to stay... we're all just visiting."
  • HailHailVitalogyHailHailVitalogy Posts: 5,134
    thats right!!! put that humbucker on the bridge....FATTY STRATS OWN! lol
    nice reverend pedal too man, how do u like that? i was going to get it
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  • HeavyMetalNygeHeavyMetalNyge Posts: 144
    Actually, I wish I had a strat with just the single-coil pickup in the bridge rather than the humbucker. But it was my first good guitar so I wanted something really versatile. I still do like it, but now I have the bionic squier for the humbucker stuff. I don't have a reverend pedal, unless you know something that I don't. Here's what's in the pic.
    Boss SD-1
    Fulltone Fulldrive 2
    MXR phase 100
    Morley AB
    Visual Sound liquid chorus/echo
    Marshall volume switch
    Vox Clyde McCoy wah
    "I had a false belief I thought I came here to stay... we're all just visiting."
  • Dirty_FrankDirty_Frank Posts: 957
    HeavyMetalNyge wrote:
    Actually, I wish I had a strat with just the single-coil pickup in the bridge rather than the humbucker. But it was my first good guitar so I wanted something really versatile. I still do like it, but now I have the bionic squier for the humbucker stuff. I don't have a reverend pedal, unless you know something that I don't. Here's what's in the pic.
    Boss SD-1
    Fulltone Fulldrive 2
    MXR phase 100
    Morley AB
    Visual Sound liquid chorus/echo
    Marshall volume switch
    Vox Clyde McCoy wah

    Do you use the SD-1 as a boost or stand alone?

    I use mine as a boost and it hits the sweet spot every time. Right amount of gain and sustain for days if you want it. Zakk Wylde uses (used??) it with a JCM800 to get his Ozzy tones I believe. Maybe it might hit the spot with the 900. :)
  • HeavyMetalNygeHeavyMetalNyge Posts: 144
    Exactly. I got the idea from reading about Zakk's gear. In fact I bought the pedal off of ebay before I even knew what to do with it. I had a solid state at the time and really didn't have a need for pedals. I'm not very good about experimenting with my sound. I haven't found the sweet spot with that pedal yet. All I know is that I can't turn the gain past just barely on, but I crank the level. It squeels really bad if I turn the gain up too high, probably because I have the gain and preamp cranked on the Marshall. Give me some suggestions, if you wouldn't mind.
    "I had a false belief I thought I came here to stay... we're all just visiting."
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