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I'm not sure if there's a dedicated .net guitarists thread, and I didn't search for one, so I thought I'd make a new one with a lame, not thought out, but recognizable title! Huzzah! Here's my current, in-progress setup:
Guitars:
PRS SE Custom Semi-Hollow
Fender Standard Telecaster
Pedals (in order):
Boss TU-3 Tuner ->
Morley Bad Horsie 2 Wah ->
Ibanez TS-9 Tubescreamer ->
Boss DD-3 delay ->
Fender Blues Jr.
I currently have new JJ tubes and a Fulltone Fulldrive 2 Mosfet in transit. They should get here by the middle of the week. I'm also planning on a barber Tone Press come next paycheck. I went on a gear spending spree the past couple weeks for the first time in a while. Upgraded all of my cables, as well. I love new toys!
What's going on with your playing lately? Acquire any new axes or gadgets? What kind of rig are you working with currently?
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never saw a guitar thread on .net before.Cool!
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@patper said: @Slothberries said:Haha. IM SO SORRY!!!!!never saw a guitar thread on .net before.Hey, listen pal.
Cool!
seriously though....sorry. I couldnt help it.
I have a few guitars. A mexican Strat, an hollow body Ibanez Artcore and a shitty yamaha acoustic. The guitar that I play most often is the the ibanez....unplugged. It gives a nice enough sound for Living room playing.
I plug the strat into my computer and use the Guitar Rig programs to mess around, record loops, etc.
As you can see, Im not a serious player at all....but im pretty decent and have a lot of fun with my limited tools
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Fun is what it's all about!Oh and I only said "Listen" because I was playing a tune and wanted you to hear it.
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@patper said: Fun is what it's all about!ahhhh. what were you playing?
Oh and I only said "Listen" because I was playing a tune and wanted you to hear it.
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I'm The Man Who Loves You by Wilco. Great song, and a couple good spots for soloing. Blues in F. Lots of fun!
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@patper said: I'm The Man Who Loves You by Wilco. Great song, and a couple good spots for soloing. Blues in F. Lots of fun!Nice. Ill make sure to check that out. Blues in F is always a good time
Ive been playing for a few years....mostly focusing on rhythm and strumming/adding color. Im actually pretty good in that aspect of guitar playing and I have more fun with it than soloing.....although thats probably because im not very good at soloing yet. Gettin there, though.
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Martin DCPA4Schecter Synester Custom
Boss DS-2 Turbo Distortion
Crybaby Classic Wah
Boss Chorus
Crate FX30
thats the current rig of stuff i use on the regular. just got the Martin last month. thing is great. @patper hows the PRS?
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@ekonomy I love it. It sounds great. It's nice and warm and resonant but still has a lot of brightness because of the small flat-top body. Lots of sustain w/ high gain. It's got a big, fat neck too, which I love. I feel as if I haven't gotten all the sound out of it yet, though, because my amp's needed new tubes since before I got the guitar. I finally ordered them and they are on their way, though! Once I pop those in, it's off to the races.
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I have a epiphone les Paul, running through a fender stage 112 amp. I use a Dunlop crybaby and a tube screamer.Poor college student here. I am trying to pick up a boss phase shifter next.
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Used to have a FD2, there is some overlap with a TS while sounding different at the same time. I ran in almost always in the FM (flat mids) setting. I'd say look into modulation before getting a compressor, like a univibe, phaser, tremolo. Comp can be subtle and its cool that Trey uses one but most guitarists dont. I downgraded apartment space and had to leave all my electric equipment at my buddies place. I bought a cheap acoustic but the motivation to play hasn't really been there. Any suggestions for interesting songs to learn, not like easy chord songs but something kinda challenging
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@MomaDan said: Used to have a FD2, there is some overlap with a TS while sounding different at the same time. I ran in almost always in the FM (flat mids) setting. I'd say look into modulation before getting a compressor, like a univibe, phaser, tremolo. Comp can be subtle and its cool that Trey uses one but most guitarists dont.I've had a tremolo and phase in the past, but got rid of them because I never used them. I barely ever use the wah and delay as it is. I've kicked around the idea of getting a compressor for a while, and finally decided that I want one to top off my tone. Also, a use a fat heavy pick so I want a compressor to cut down on the attack.
I downgraded apartment space and had to leave all my electric equipment at my buddies place. I bought a cheap acoustic but the motivation to play hasn't really been there. Any suggestions for interesting songs to learn, not like easy chord songs but something kinda challenging
If I don't like it, I can always sell it!
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Also, @MomDAN , I thought about your song question - Mango Song is a fun song to learn - it's challenging, but not too hard. The intro lick is a lot of fun, and their are a lot of different chords going on in the verse. If you're a Radiohead fan, they have a lot of great songs to learn on guitar that are challenging. Go To Sleep is one of my favorites to play on acoustic. For electric I like playing Weird Fishes, Let Down, The Tourist, Bodysnatchers, and Electioneering. All of these songs are challenging but not too hard.
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I've only picked up the electric, like, 3 times since the baby was born (4 months old). I do the loop thing, very phishy, funky, spacey, I guess you could say. So, kind of typical of my musical tastes, but also very fun. I used to play a couple times a month at a local bar. Luckily, there's one small bar that will hire weird, spaced out jammers. The other places are your standard bar band stuff places. Anyway, I'm not that knowledgeable of gear, but think I have some decent stuff... doesn't mean I really know how to tune it up, set it up great, though.Fender American Standard Strat
Boss Tuner pedal
Electro-Harmonix Octave
TS-9 tube screamer
some old Korg ToneWorks multi-effect pedal (used for delay and wah mostly)
Boss Rc-20 loop station
Korg Kaossilator pad for beats, effects
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe amp
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I have 4 guitarsDillion dr450
Dillion j-master
A Johnson strat( I know what your thinking but a couple of years ago they tried to do an overhaul and wound up with a pretty nice strat copy)
And a Breedlove. Forget the model name. Not one of the expensive ones
If you buys haven't heard of Dillion check them out!!!! Inexpensive and well made. Needs set up out of box but once that is done it plays like butter!
My rig in order is:
1 BBE bench press compressor>
1 vox wah> (whichever the one with the chrome plating is)
2 bbe green screamer overdrives> ( one for some dirt the other for a boost)
Micro pog>
Ehx neo clone chorus>
Bbe tremor tremolo>
Hardwire delay/looper>
Ehx freeze------>
Mesa/Boogie subway blues.
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I'm currently rocking a PRS Hollowbody 2 My pedals in order:
Dunlop jimi hendrix wah
Ibanez T808 tube screamer
Boss CS-3 compression
Being ran into a fender '65 deluxe twin reverb amp.
just got a the fender amp, my old amp was a line 6 and had built in delay so now im looking for a delay pedal, another tube screamer, a different wah(i hate the hendrix one way to sensitive), and a new compression sustainer, dont really like the CS-3
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Current setup:American Telecaster through M-AUDIO Fast Track audio interface, garageband with Guitar Rig Pro 4 plug-in.
I also have Marshall JCM Halfstack but recently moved into an apartment so it just sits in the corner collecting dust :'(
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This is my most recent picture:Things I have recently acquired but are not pictured:
-TC Nova Repeater delay
-Boss/Roland FV500H volume pedal (one gordon uses)
Older setup but still raging the Les Paul to death.
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@ledzepmaster what Fender amp is that? Do you like it? I am thinking of upgrading from my Blues Jr. sometime this year. I love the clean Fender amp sound it gets, but it gets a little muddy when I crank the preamp. I generally have to rely on my Tubescreamer for overdrive at high volumes.
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Ibanez Ajd 91. My baby..Boss tu3
Crybaby standard wah
Full tone full drive 2 MOSFET
Ibanez TS-9
Whampler compressor......everyone should look at these. Very awesome!
Elec harm micro pog
Mxr jimi univibe
Mixer phase 90
Visual sound analog delay
Dano tremolo
Boomerang +
Peavey valve king 212
Also if anyone plays through their ipad or iPhone in garage band or any other app, lets start doing virtual jam sessions!
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Here's my MIM Telecaster, i've had it for almost a year now, and would consider it my first real electric guitar. I've only been taking guitar seriously for about 2 years now, so I still don't have a fancy rig, but recently i've been looking into amps, and pedals that would suit my needs. I'd really like a nice fat tone similar to Treys mid/late 90's tone, but with my limited knowledge of gear, i've been struggling to attain it with my Telecaster. As of now I always hook up my guitar to my Macbook, which is hooked up to external speakers, and use Amplitube 3 to get the tone I like. Sometime this year, or next, I hope to get the PRS SE Custom Semi-hollow. Anyone know of any other reasonably priced, quality hollow/semi-hollow guitars, preferably with a small body like the PRS SE or Languedoc?
Also, soloing has really been my main focus, i've been improving my rythm skills lately (learned CAGED, looking into inversions), but i'm really looking to learn about altered chords. I feel they'd add a lot of colour to my rythm playing, but it's sort of intimidating because there seems to be a large variety of them and the way they're identified/labeled confuses me (Bb13 #11, etc.), what woud be the best way to go about learning them?
Also, soloing has really been my main focus, i've been improving my rythm skills lately (learned CAGED, looking into inversions), but i'm really looking to learn about altered chords. I feel they'd add a lot of colour to my rythm playing, but it's sort of intimidating because there seems to be a large variety of them and the way they're identified/labeled confuses me (Bb13 #11, etc.), what woud be the best way to go about learning them?
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@beanholestatus said: [quote]I'm currently rocking a PRS Hollowbody 2 Nice rig man! Curious on how like the PRS H2? I'm looking into them and that's a pretty steep price tag. Wondering if you can gimme a little run down on it
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"Also if anyone plays through their ipad or iPhone in garage band or any other app, lets start doing virtual jam sessions! "Does this actually work? Like there is no lag time? Or are you just saying someone should lay down a track and everyone solos over it
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I've been playing acoustic for 5 years and electric for 4. I play mainly rock and jazz. For acoustic gigs my rig is:Martin D16>
Behringer Tuner>
Behringer D2000 Delay>
Boss RC-20XL>
Whatever acoustic amp/Inhouse sound system I can find
I started out with the shittiest Yamaha acoustic and inherited the D16 from my Dad.
For my electric rig I have:
G&L Custom Strat>
Ernie Ball Junior volume pedal>
Vox Wah>
EHX Big Muff>
Boss TR-2 Tremolo>
Boss PH-3 Phaser>
Behringer D2000 Delay>
Boss RC-20XL loop station>
Traynor Tube Amp
I have an SKB pedal board for all my effects. I'm in serious search for a new delay. I like the Behringer but I just need an upgrade. Any recommendations?
PS. If anyone is interested, I am getting rid of my boss OD-1. PM me if interested!
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@Slothberries said: @patper said:Tell me more about these Guitar Rig programs.@Slothberries said:Haha. IM SO SORRY!!!!!never saw a guitar thread on .net before.Hey, listen pal.
Cool!
seriously though....sorry. I couldnt help it.
I have a few guitars. A mexican Strat, an hollow body Ibanez Artcore and a shitty yamaha acoustic. The guitar that I play most often is the the ibanez....unplugged. It gives a nice enough sound for Living room playing.
I plug the strat into my computer and use the Guitar Rig programs to mess around, record loops, etc.
As you can see, Im not a serious player at all....but im pretty decent and have a lot of fun with my limited tools
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Martin DRS1 Acoustic
Thinline Telecaster
:::In Front of Amp:::
(im a pedal whore)
Ibanez TS9 (analogman silver mod)
Fulltone OCD
Analogman Astrotone Fuzz
Analogman CompROSSor
Cry Baby Wah (looking to get a RMC soon)
:::In the Loop:::
Ernie Ball VP JR
MXR Carbon Copy Delay
Catalinbread Paredollia
Mr Black Eterna Reverb
Catalinbread Echorec
Digitech Timebender
Digitech Jamman Looper
*looking to get a pigtronix Tremvelope soon
VHT 12/20 Special (electric)
Hartke AC150 (Acoustic)
I play in a small band with a lead guitar and banjo player. We play local beer bars and breweries. Lot's of Phish and Grateful Dead covers.
Thinline Telecaster
:::In Front of Amp:::
(im a pedal whore)
Ibanez TS9 (analogman silver mod)
Fulltone OCD
Analogman Astrotone Fuzz
Analogman CompROSSor
Cry Baby Wah (looking to get a RMC soon)
:::In the Loop:::
Ernie Ball VP JR
MXR Carbon Copy Delay
Catalinbread Paredollia
Mr Black Eterna Reverb
Catalinbread Echorec
Digitech Timebender
Digitech Jamman Looper
*looking to get a pigtronix Tremvelope soon
VHT 12/20 Special (electric)
Hartke AC150 (Acoustic)
I play in a small band with a lead guitar and banjo player. We play local beer bars and breweries. Lot's of Phish and Grateful Dead covers.
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If anybody wants to learn how to play the Stash jam, I found a great video explaining it:
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@patper It's a Hot Rod Deluxe (1x12)It sounds great, I only use the clean channel since Fender has a horrible overdrive circuit imo. The only thing with this amp is it's assembled in Mexico and from reading reviews it sounds a fair amount of people have had problems with this amp.
Mine has only left the house twice and a wire has come loose or something because it will not power up atm... I'll let you know the verdict when I get it back. Great sounding amp though and has plenty of power (40W) to gig.
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@ledzepmaster clearly a trey fan based on your gear lol
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@Iguana said: @ledzepmaster clearly a trey fan based on your gear lolYea, Boomerang, 2x tubescreamer > comprosser, and whammy wise. lol
But inbetween the compressor and black cat mini tremolo is an astrotone fuzz and that gets me the full zeppelin... and it will spit all over if I use a tubescreamer with it.
Every guitar player needs to have a solid wah pedal though.
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@cactusfootbell said: @beanholestatus said: [quote]I'm currently rocking a PRS Hollowbody 2
Nice rig man! Curious on how like the PRS H2? I'm looking into them and that's a pretty steep price tag. Wondering if you can gimme a little run down on it
Yea well ive always been a fan of prs my first real guitar was an SE, its the best guitar ive ever played, the clean tone is great and with it being a full hollow body not just semi it gets a lot of sustain, this also causes feedback but if you know how to control it its all good. its extremely light so its great for standing and playing for a while. The action is great and is a really beautiful guitar, pretty much everything you'd expect from a guitar that costs that much.
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So my coworker is going to sell me a Build Your Own Clone Large Beaver. It's a Big Muff Pi clone with a mids tone switch - scooped mids, flat mids, boosted mids, or tone bypass (no effect on the midrange). I'm pretty psyched. I've never had a fuzz before and this one sounds awesome.
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@Halfway said: @beanholestatus said: [quote]I'm currently rocking a PRS Hollowbody 2
Jealous. What finish?
smoked orange
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Fender Squire black strat style.Cheap as hell, but it plays great and that's what matters.
Will never get rid of that guitar (partly because it's worth borderline nothing)
VOX AC15VT
Love that as well.
Been ripping Hey Joe, Althea, learning the Rift solo lately.
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@Herbdacious said: Fender Squire black strat style.Hey, the guitar player in my brother's band plays a Black Squire Strat. He plays it through a huge Marshall stack and RIPS it! He, too, loves how it feels, and they play a lot of hard rock Hendrix/Van Halen/The Who kind of stuff, so the dirtier tone is perfect for how he plays.
Cheap as hell, but it plays great and that's what matters.
Will never get rid of that guitar (partly because it's worth borderline nothing)
VOX AC15VT
Love that as well.
Been ripping Hey Joe, Althea, learning the Rift solo lately.
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Hey, is this a party? //crushes guitar thread with bass cabs
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@krs10 said: Hey, is this a party?Hey! You! Scram!
//crushes guitar thread with bass cabs
::chases with broomstick::
Just kidding. I don't know a lot about bass. If you're a bass player, show us your stuff! I'm always interested to learn more about bass gear.
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Here's my current rig:Warmoth semi-hollow Tele with Lindy Fralin P-92 in neck and Lindy Fralin High Output tele in bridge
Fender Nashville Tele with Seymour Duncan Jerry Donahue in bridge, Duncan Strat in middle, and Fender Tele Neck
Pedals:
Boss TU-3 Tuner
Line 6 ToneCore Otto Filter (envelope filter)
Fulltone Fulldrive 2 Mosfet (I usually run it in FM (flat mids) mode)
Voodoo Lab Sparkle Drive
Keeley Compressor
Mooer Pure Boost Volume Booster
Ernie Ball Volume Pedal
Amp: Fender Blues Jr. Tweed
I have a Digitech Hardwire DL-8 Delay/Looper on order. Anxoius to get it in and check it out.
I play in your typical classic rock cover band. We play the local bar scene and the occasional wedding, private party, etc. We do Stones, Santana, Clapton, SRV, Beatles, a little Dead, etc., and and a smattering of assorted blues and country. I also play in a little three-piece with a bass player and drummer just for fun. We play almost all Grateful Dead and Phish. We can't find a keyboard player or a decent rhythm guitar player, so I'm hoping I can flesh out our sound on jams a little with the looper. We're not going for 100% authenticity or anything as if we were a Dead or Phish cover band. We just like to jam. We also throw in the occasional Flying Burrito Brothters, Byrds, Dylan, Stones, etc. I guess we're kind of jammy country rock like 72-74 era Dead or The Byrds with Clarence White. The Phish stuff we do is like Back on the Train, Bathtub Gin, Ocelot, Wolfman's Brother, Birds of a Feather - stuff that does not sound completely out of place in that context. It's fun.
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@bigEbeer said: Martin DRS1 Acoustichow do you like the analogman comprosser? was thinking about getting this i have the boss CS-3 at the moment but its a piece of shit
Thinline Telecaster
:::In Front of Amp:::
(im a pedal whore)
Ibanez TS9 (analogman silver mod)
Fulltone OCD
Analogman Astrotone Fuzz
Analogman CompROSSor
Cry Baby Wah (looking to get a RMC soon)
:::In the Loop:::
Ernie Ball VP JR
MXR Carbon Copy Delay
Catalinbread Paredollia
Mr Black Eterna Reverb
Catalinbread Echorec
Digitech Timebender
Digitech Jamman Looper
*looking to get a pigtronix Tremvelope soon
VHT 12/20 Special (electric)
Hartke AC150 (Acoustic)
I play in a small band with a lead guitar and banjo player. We play local beer bars and breweries. Lot's of Phish and Grateful Dead covers.
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I have a 2 knob Analogman Comprossor and it is fantastic. It can squash your tone just like a Ross if you want the 90's Trey super squashed Gin tone.I personally use it around the 10 o clock spot; Trey is currently using his 'Sustain' knob at 9 o clock. Great, great pedal, I don't think I'll ever need to buy a different compressor.
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Guitars:
Hamer 25th Anniversary
'96 Fender Strat
Homemade guitars of various styles and woods
Amps:
'73 Fender Twin Reverb
'69 Fender Champ
Pedals:
Dunlop Cry Baby Wah ->
Electro-Harmonix Super Ego ->
Fulltone Plimsoul ->
AnalogMan Compressor ->
Digitech Whammy I reissue ->
AnalogMan Dual Delay with Boss EV-5 foot controller and AMAZEO modulation bitch ->
Ernie Ball Volume Pedal ->
Fender Rack Tuner ->
Amp
Hamer 25th Anniversary
'96 Fender Strat
Homemade guitars of various styles and woods
Amps:
'73 Fender Twin Reverb
'69 Fender Champ
Pedals:
Dunlop Cry Baby Wah ->
Electro-Harmonix Super Ego ->
Fulltone Plimsoul ->
AnalogMan Compressor ->
Digitech Whammy I reissue ->
AnalogMan Dual Delay with Boss EV-5 foot controller and AMAZEO modulation bitch ->
Ernie Ball Volume Pedal ->
Fender Rack Tuner ->
Amp
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@beanholestatus said:
@bigEbeer said: [quote]I love it! Does the heavy compression very well, as well as subtle compression for my acoustic. I have the 3 knob version and I find the attack knob very handy especially for acoustic. Every single Analogman pedal I've ever owned/played through is top notch. I highly recommend it!
how do you like the analogman comprosser? was thinking about getting this i have the boss CS-3 at the moment but its a piece of shit
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pictures of my guitar, the legendary Vox Custom 24 (not my pictures):
I run this beast through an Orange Tiny Terror Combo, which I am looking to sell, or a 1959 Gibson Skylark I picked up for $195 from Guitar Center and re-tubed and re-Capped. For pedals, I haven't settled on anything except a Boss RV-3 delay/reverb. I use the Fuzz Factory, a wah, and I'm in the market for a Boomerang.
Also just as good is my other guitar, the Vantage Avenger X-77
These are both rare (Avenger less so) MIJ machines from the 80s that make top shelf american guitars look like cheap little toys in comparison. I am lucky to own the two best guitars I have ever played.
And for the Acoustic, the Seagull S6 - I want a really nice acoustic one day, and I think it will be a Gibson or a Guild. Don't know though. The Gibson Songwriter Deluxe is soooo nice.
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@bigEbeer said: @beanholestatus said:nice ill definitely have to look into one@bigEbeer said: [quote]I love it! Does the heavy compression very well, as well as subtle compression for my acoustic. I have the 3 knob version and I find the attack knob very handy especially for acoustic. Every single Analogman pedal I've ever owned/played through is top notch. I highly recommend it!
how do you like the analogman comprosser? was thinking about getting this i have the boss CS-3 at the moment but its a piece of shit
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@cactoid said: pictures of my guitar, the legendary Vox Custom 24 (not my pictures):
http://www.netinstruments.com/pics/40395b.jpg
http://www.netinstruments.com/pics/40395.jpg
http://www.netinstruments.com/pics/40395a.jpg
I run this beast through an Orange Tiny Terror Combo, which I am looking to sell, or a 1959 Gibson Skylark I picked up for $195 from Guitar Center and re-tubed and re-Capped. For pedals, I haven't settled on anything except a Boss RV-3 delay/reverb. I use the Fuzz Factory, a wah, and I'm in the market for a Boomerang.
Also just as good is my other guitar, the Vantage Avenger X-77
http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn :ANd9GcSvYTJl7oHADHFq_N4eXA073CaFS0YCIR9rCKA3GtrpPcAswGOj6k-ov9sm
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn :ANd9GcSGhEVXs7Zjup-kSEZNt8FmiquovnJEHJckwwpr3pBeMkilLa68-Njg6cZzaA
::drools::
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@MomaDan said: @cactoid said:Ditto... That Vox looks absolutely stunning. I want one!pictures of my guitar, the legendary Vox Custom 24 (not my pictures):
http://www.netinstruments.com/pics/40395b.jpg
http://www.netinstruments.com/pics/40395.jpg
http://www.netinstruments.com/pics/40395a.jpg
I run this beast through an Orange Tiny Terror Combo, which I am looking to sell, or a 1959 Gibson Skylark I picked up for $195 from Guitar Center and re-tubed and re-Capped. For pedals, I haven't settled on anything except a Boss RV-3 delay/reverb. I use the Fuzz Factory, a wah, and I'm in the market for a Boomerang.
Also just as good is my other guitar, the Vantage Avenger X-77
http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn :ANd9GcSvYTJl7oHADHFq_N4eXA073CaFS0YCIR9rCKA3GtrpPcAswGOj6k-ov9sm
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn :ANd9GcSGhEVXs7Zjup-kSEZNt8FmiquovnJEHJckwwpr3pBeMkilLa68-Njg6cZzaA
::drools::
My Fulldrive 2 came today! This is one serious overdrive pedal. It sounds so, so good. It turns my little Blues Jr. into a terrifying monster. Sorry Tubescreamer, you're gonna have to sit this one out for a while!
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I need a new amp before I can test out OD pedals. Tiny Terror is like a full on gain machine, so any drive in front of my amp and it breaks up too quickly. Either that or I need to play around with it more. Its tough to feel like I know anything about guitars or music in general because there is just so much depth.I believe you can get great gear for not too much money. That Vox was $500 ebay find, and the Avenger was $250, and they both play like pro guitars. I miss Daddy's Junky Music
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I also want a new amp. I'm looking at a Fender Deluxe Reverb Reissue.I also need a pedal board. Why are pedal boards so damn expensive? I just want a cheap used one.
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