Fair enough. I suppose I hadn't really thought about it.

Stolen?

Did this word pop up in anybody elses mind?

I did this about a year and a half ago. I used: Jag-stang neck pickup (why do I find myself talking about this pup so much recenltly?) straight into a Marshall AVT150H, on OD Channel 1, with gain and volume all the way up. B/M/T settings were about 6/8/9, with some reverb on the amp (is that cheatin...

Nice. $350 is rather cheap though, isn't it?

I usually have mine's plugged into a supergainey amp, but the neck cleans up something lovely with the volume rolled off on the guitar.

I love my Jag-stang, which is why I'm resisting the temptation to give it to you fer the Jazzy.

Mike wrote:No dice, then I'd be -?120 towards the amp.

Kurt Cobain didn't even use Marshalls. Whatever, but you're heading in the wrong direction altogether.

Gandalf wrote:ashdowns dont make guitar amps as from this year

Shame. I really liked the look of their cottonclub blues combo.

Sell you mine's fer 120 quid.

It was designed by Kurt Cobain you know.

JD wrote:The neck pickup, besides the actual neck is the best thing on that guitar.

I really like the neck pickup on the jag-stang, but I realise that not many do. It might be because I've never tried swapping it out.

you can take a preamp out from another amp, so's you can get it's sweet tones, and then plug it into the power amp in on your amp, for the ball shaking loudness.

hmm. Shame, that.

I think doog's right.

Go for it.

Chico Malo wrote:No, the Studio 15 was a small, all tube 1-12 combo model.

Nice.

Now all we need is a Peavey Classic Buckfast special and we're laughing.

Was the Marshall originally a rack-mount affair that's been put into a fancy chassis then? I was wondering, because the cab looks far too classy for a Marshall.

They both look really nice. How do they sound?

ManInTheTrashCan wrote:

deadonkey wrote:you should buy my big muff, i don't use it

2 questions. how much and...how much?

I don't want to jump in on this deal, but I'll have it if this falls through.

The two and three octave below settings on my Whammy are a bit dodgy (especially the three, doesn't even produce a proper note), but one octave is fine, and can give a very convincing bass sound. I usually use the neck pickup on my tele (which is a P-90 (which helps)) with the tone rolled off a good...

a66jagdream wrote:Wouldnt it be great if UPS somehow got ahold of this video haha.

preeecisely what I was thinking.

You kinda hope that the guy didn't end up getting a replacement one. Just so that he has that moment where he realises how fuckin stupid he his.

Actually, scratch the "kinda" there. Replace it with 'really.'