hminh87

hminh87 wrote on Nov 13th, 2009 at 11:42am : I like it. Most people bashing it are people who can't be patient enough to dial up a good tone. The thing with this pedal is that it might sound really bad if used wrong. Once you get a hold of the settings you can get some very wonderful tones out of this unit. It might be tricky, tho Btw, the tube respond is quite alright. Not as much as a real tube amp but still much better than other fully digital circuitry units, say, Line 6 PODs. I only made a few presets which I use all the time. I would probably get the same tone with a budget Tube setup for the same price but I like the compact of it.

Thanks a lot! I see you share a lot of my thoughts: even I think Zoom pedals (at least what I've seen of them) can work wonders if you get a hang of them.

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Hi!
I noticed that you have a Zoom G9.2tt pedal. I own a Zoom B1X. Just wish to get your opinion on Zoom (especially a larger multi fx pedal such as your G9.2tt) because I wanna upgrade to a Zoom B9.1UT, and while my little pedal feels great, I have had people giving me negative opinions regarding Zoom. What's your point of view on Zoom? Thanks!!!

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Nice guitar dude!

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hminh87 wrote on Apr 9th, 2009 at 10:41pm : Yep. Exactly as you say. I mailed Kurt and he shipped it to me.

Om Nom Tastic.

So how much did he charge you? Did you grab a hardcase along with it?

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Yo again, how's the guitaring going?

Just wondering, how did you get that Agile? Did you email Kurt (I think) and had him ship it over? I tempted to get an Intrepid, 6 strings is no longer enough for me!

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Nice price!!Thinkin bout gettin one!!

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hminh87 wrote on Oct 24th, 2008 at 1:43pm : stephen_rettie wrote on Oct 23rd, 2008 at 3:22pm : hows the neck? in comparison to other les pauls or your EC? The neck is quite alright. A bit thicker than the EC but still thinner than my last Edward which has the '58 neck I believe. So let say it's a bit thicker than the '60 profile. Here's the official measurements of the neck: # Width of the neck at the nut: 1 5/8"; at the 21st fret: 2 3/16" # Neck taper/thickness at the 1st fret: 21.5 mm; at the 12th fret: 23.5mm

cheers dude, been wondering aboiut agiles for a while now

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hminh87 wrote on Sep 29th, 2008 at 11:53am : I was too lazy to have it refreted so I sold it.

:O

Something busted with the frets I suppose? That why you got the Agile eh?

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hminh87 wrote on Sep 28th, 2008 at 12:39pm : Bullseye! It was the best guitar in my arsenal (and still is). Shame that I had to sell it.

... What?! You sold it?! Why? :O

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hminh87 wrote on Sep 28th, 2008 at 11:00am : Just look at the damn pictures, man ;p It's THAT good

lol.

I take it this is your pride and joy of your collection?

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hminh87 wrote on Sep 25th, 2008 at 5:25pm : Definitely vintage style Les Paul. The thing is heavy (4.95 kg) and has the quite chunky neck, I believe it's a '50. Even with my small/medium hand it was smooth like silk to play on. I kinda regret having it sold now >.< On my search for my perfect guitar (and I still do) none of my other guitars have the amazing amount of sustain like this Edward. I though my last Epiphone Custom was something with the sustain, I was dead wrong.

Ah, that sounds pretty good to me! How was the build quality of the Edwards? Comparable to the like of Epiphone, or even Gibson? Would you take it over those brands easily?

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Wow! Your EC 1000 is really cool.... Is it a good guitar? I was thinkin about gettin one..

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3 ESP! I wish I had just one!

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That vintage looks good quality. Is it the same quality as the old Greco's, Burny's, Tokay's, Orville's? Never played a vintage...

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