I like many different types of amps for many different types of sounds. For instance, Mesa Boogies. I will never play enough "crushing /\/\ET/\LS!!" to need super variable circuit path selection and MEGAODISTORIODETH. I love Fenders for jangly cleans, and lush groovy harmonics. I have an o...

me too! model 4500? i also have the bassiest plexi ever. this thread makes me bored/sad except the pics of mike's amp. Model 4500 it is. I love my amp. One of the things I personally like about it is the 50% switch in the back. I live in an apartment, so being able to get the tone without the volum...

Earlier, Mike had posted that the JCM 900s would be due for a resurgence in popularity due to the cyclical nature of musical preference. I'm one of those guy's trying to bring sexy back with the 900s. I have the JCM 900 50Watt Dual Reverb, and I gotta tell you, it's pretty sweet. It's loud as all ge...

Greatly. The invader is a high output humbucker, so there might be a large drop in volume when changing from the bridge to the neck. Is there any way to rectify that difference? Other than setting the neck at 10 and the bridge at say 6 for normal playing? I have an invader in my Esquire, and I know...

Hi, I'm new, nice to meet you all. I'd like to derail this argument by asking a stupid pickup question of my own. I have an LP studio that sounds too similar to my SG standard for me to bother using them both much anymore. So I was thinking about putting a P94 in the neck of the LP and a seymour dun...

Hi, I'm gaybear's friend. I play drums. What type of sound are you going for? Are you going for a nice open ringing sound? Are you going for a dry crisp attack? Are you going for '70's studio thudditry? If you're going for the open ringing sound, then Evan's G2s or Pinstripes with some moon gel will...