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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Gear plan... (make suggestions if you wish)

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Guitars: Havnt decided yet, a non trem metal playing guitar, make suggestions if you know of something good.

Amps:    No plans for change

Effects: - MXR 10-band EQ
            - TC electronics G-mayjor

Other: - Shure SM57
            - 2x Cleartone 9m Cables

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mavis3293 wrote on Aug 18th, 2008 1:49pm

You could get a G-System instead of the G-Major, as it can be used in a rack and on the floor, and the large midi board it comes with is fully set up to work with it. It can also change amp channels and shiz. Costs a bit more though.

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vitchba wrote on Aug 20th, 2008 12:15am

yea, £600 more lol, so perhaps not.

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mavis3293 wrote on Aug 24th, 2008 5:24pm

true lol

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mavis3293 wrote on Aug 24th, 2008 5:26pm

g major is good for the price tbh. im probs gonna get a g-sharp though. even cheaper, and still has a mdi interface. no noise gate though.

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vitchba wrote on Sep 7th, 2008 9:32pm

tru dat, i liked mine... i wouldnt worry bout the lack of noisegate, if its that bad you can buy one seperatly.

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HouseBoy83 wrote on Feb 22nd, 2009 4:36pm

good job in not changing amps man. the amp you have now is a beast! Mesa F100 sounds amazing. i have been playing my Mesa MK IV for about 6 years now and LOVE it, i still have a 5150 II sitting at my house that needs some serious work due to a transformer blew on the thing, but that will be the only other amp that i will use along my Mesa and my Bugera 6262. i have THD univalve as well that i keep at the house for practice and all

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Mechaghostman2 wrote on Dec 16th, 2009 4:36pm

Make your own guitar, that's what I did! I baught a shitty First Act Metal Electric Guitar from Wam-Mart for $100, then took the neck, pickup, pots and jacks off and put them on the one I made! I am thinking about making my own pickup, I just need some neodymium magnets, and some 42 - 43 guage wire!

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