Tribe.net. Local Connections akash http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/17824b21-40c8-4a16-99c7-67d91fa512a3 2009-12-28T03:10:36Z 2006-11-21T22:37:46Z

<div>i have one. no idea what it stands for. <br/> <br/>-chendo <br/>www.guerrillasoul.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 22 replies </div>

akash 2006-11-21T22:37:46Z Freakshowcrow http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/bc434aa2-5463-43f7-a853-9e1f58526eac 2009-08-13T17:50:28Z 2009-08-13T17:42:33Z

<div>http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/comments_blog/2009/08/guitar-legend-and-multitracking-innovator-les-paul-dead-at-94.html <br/> <br/> <br/>Thanks for all of the innovation. Fat Tuesday's will never be the same without you.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

Freakshowcrow 2009-08-13T17:42:33Z Abe_Jesri http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/4adbc994-7f11-47b8-9e85-270b5261c96d 2009-07-08T05:45:20Z 2004-05-04T04:33:03Z

<div>Just curious to know what you all own <br/> <br/>Well..?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 73 replies </div>

Abe_Jesri 2004-05-04T04:33:03Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/f5369ff5-3ddf-4ea3-b124-a4aa61a2342e 2009-05-25T16:55:40Z 2008-12-29T16:17:33Z

<div>I'm playing an archtop these days, an Ibanez AF85, strung with .011--.053 acoustic strings. Great for rhythm, but bending's hell, so I'm looking for exercises to strengthen my left hand. Any ideas? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

2008-12-29T16:17:33Z lorenzo http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/74f4dbea-f471-4fe8-af21-2bd918fc4eda 2009-05-01T16:01:07Z 2009-05-01T16:01:07Z

<div>The company has been going like gangbusters lately, issuing new gear. I have yet to see any of the new Vox guitars in stores, but they sound awesome, if a little bit expensive. <br/> <br/>I am also excited about the new Tonelab ST. The price point is excellent and it sounds like the feature set is terrific. <br/> <br/>Anyone played through an SE or LE??</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

lorenzo 2009-05-01T16:01:07Z Sheri http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/649c043d-c4f1-452d-9718-fdd8fc663b27 2009-04-03T11:38:17Z 2009-04-03T11:38:17Z

<div>TAJ MAHAL TO BE INDUCTED INTO BLUES HALL OF FAME <br/> <br/>Ceremony To Be Held On Eve Of 2009 Blues Music Awards In Memphis, TN <br/> <br/>Recent GRAMMY® Nomination Caps Remarkable Year For Influential And Legendary Artist <br/> <br/>The Blues Foundation has announced that legendary composer and multi-instrumentalist Taj Mahal, a two-time GRAMMY® winner, will be inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2009. The induction ceremony will be held at The Blues Foundation’s Charter Member Dinner on Wednesday, May 6, at the Memphis Marriott Downtown in Memphis, TN, the night before the 30th Blues Music Awards. Mr. Mahal will attend the induction ceremony. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Sheri 2009-04-03T11:38:17Z martin lucas http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/f6bd29bd-caa2-4a1f-8a4e-c8b62d0a9dbc 2009-03-27T02:55:24Z 2009-03-27T02:55:24Z

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martin lucas 2009-03-27T02:55:24Z Sheri http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/194188b6-148a-49a2-9e16-53ed8b7448f0 2009-02-18T18:59:19Z 2009-02-18T18:59:19Z

<div>Soulful Shemekia Copeland gets national publicity! <br/> <br/> <br/>Be sure to check out the upcoming Shemekia Copeland performances as she releases her new album on February 24! <br/> <br/>Letterman – Friday, 2/20 <br/>NPR Weekend Edition – Sunday, 2/22 <br/>The New York Times “Playlist” – Sunday, 2/22 <br/> <br/>Never Going Back to be released Tuesday, 2/24, preorder your copy here: <br/>http://www.concordmusicgroup.com/artists/Shemekia-Copeland/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Sheri 2009-02-18T18:59:19Z Sheri http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/7a89d118-b495-4b43-8ac1-731f950662d9 2009-02-11T19:35:37Z 2009-02-11T19:35:37Z

<div> <br/>Never Going Back, her debut on Telarc set for release on February 24, 2009, captures Copeland at a crossroads on that artistic path – a place where numerous new avenues are open to her. While Copeland will always remain loyal to her blues roots, Never Going Back takes a more forward view of the blues, and in so doing points her music and her career in a new direction. <br/> <br/>Purchase her album at : <br/>http://www.concordmusicgroup.com/artists/Shemekia-Copeland/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Sheri 2009-02-11T19:35:37Z Freakshowcrow http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/dc7e4eba-d5e3-48b6-9497-2baa81092c69 2009-02-07T15:41:10Z 2009-02-06T23:52:52Z

<div>--------/------ <br/>-------//------ <br/>-------[]------ <br/>-------[]------ <br/>-------[]-/|--- <br/>-----/|[]//---- <br/>-----\.[]./---- <br/>-----/ .. \---- <br/>----/ /--\ \--- <br/>---//-----\/--- <br/>--|/-----------</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

Freakshowcrow 2009-02-06T23:52:52Z Deni http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/d153000c-d5e8-416b-b41a-d75576a519c2 2009-01-27T15:57:34Z 2009-01-27T15:57:34Z

<div>Hai folks. <br/>Any ones here could tell me how to make hollow tele body? <br/> <br/>Thanks.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Deni 2009-01-27T15:57:34Z Matt http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/eb052ef5-93e1-4a82-9759-b4e5b40a334f 2008-12-10T14:30:50Z 2008-07-03T20:00:36Z

<div>I just joined and looked around for a few minutes. I have a couple questions. 1st off I am 26 years old and tried to play a guitar when I was like 14 and didn't have the internet or anyone around me to show me anything. I finally got the internet and there were tabs.. used those but still didn't understand much. well now that I am older and the internet seems to have lots of forums and youtube and all these sites that make it easier for me to understand stuff . I might give it a go. i've been really interested in guitar lately from playing that darn rockband and guitar hero games and I was thinking of getting a begginer guitar set up and trying top play the real thing. I know I prolly won't end up in a band or be all that great at it but still wanna try to learn some and play on my spare time even tho everyone i told says I am too old to learn and its too hard to play and all that and it just comes natural to some and not to others. anyways heres my questions I was looking at a complete setup with guitar and amp kit. I know these are cheap but its all I can afford right now. I can spend prolly under 300 for everything. whats the best to get out of these kits? a squier fender, th g-310 sg or the les paul II ??? I can get a pedal for these set ups to make effects sounds right? what pedal is good? I seen the digitech 50. any of these even worth it? help please!!! </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 13 replies </div>

Matt 2008-07-03T20:00:36Z Ryan http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/fc90ab59-cb63-45b1-8055-a6e4012bf605 2008-12-05T06:58:12Z 2008-12-03T20:03:36Z

<div>At JamsBio.com they are giving away a Gibson Flying V guitar for sharing your memories and top-5 lists about Jimi Hendrix. The contest ends December 15. Here is the URL: http://jamsbio.com/contest/jimi-hendrix</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

Ryan 2008-12-03T20:03:36Z Freakshowcrow http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/cacb684c-82e2-46b2-850a-5a501dc61160 2008-10-16T16:55:19Z 2008-10-15T20:27:44Z

<div>I know that there are a lot of talented rock guitar players out there (and certainly on this Tribe), but I just wanted to say: <br/> <br/>Buckethead makes me feel like I should've taken up the tambourine. <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

Freakshowcrow 2008-10-15T20:27:44Z Matt http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/8e7b5289-7f13-4377-b910-582a52946161 2008-08-07T19:12:03Z 2008-08-07T19:12:03Z

<div>its been around 3 weeks since i got my agile al-2000 and spider II amp. I have added toneport gold bundle to my arsenal and its great! millions of amp models and cabs and stomp boxes etc. just made my 1st solo cover of a sondg using toneport and audacity software. <br/>its the solo from society from eddie veddar and its in the movie into the wild. I can't play chords yet even tho i been practicing um so i can't finish the song but oh well. I am happy i actually kept up with song for once. lmao. what ya guys think? not perfect by any means but for 3 weeks I guess its decent. <br/>http://boomp3.com/listen/bzsjh5m0d_r/society-solo-cover</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Matt 2008-08-07T19:12:03Z tedschram http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/7da6293d-3109-44e1-a428-b759e858f012 2008-08-06T16:41:39Z 2008-05-19T07:50:49Z

<div>I want to hit ebay and the pawn shops for a decent electric guitar and put a slide nut on it so that it can be an exclusively slide guitar. I was thinking an Epiphone or Ibanez hollow body might be good, but I really don't know. Under $200. What do y'all think?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 5 replies </div>

tedschram 2008-05-19T07:50:49Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/d421e0db-4abd-4294-bbc6-9a5d54b10ae6 2008-08-05T14:43:59Z 2008-01-27T23:27:24Z

<div>If you had to chose one or the other to move you from the acoustic to the electric guitar world, which would you chose and why? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 9 replies </div>

2008-01-27T23:27:24Z tedschram http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/35110dc2-6b15-4ad9-b215-acdff02aed6a 2008-07-29T15:35:48Z 2008-07-21T17:04:48Z

<div>so, whaddya think? I've been able to get some pretty rockin' tones by plugging an acoustic, especially my 12-string detuned to C#sus4 with a soundhole pickup, into an amp with distortion. It's good for recording, if you can control the feedback! I've seen a number of players do this live, and some sound better than others. I do a couple of songs in my performance where I split the signal between distortion and clean to give a 2-guitar sound, and one sound clarifies and compliments the other quite well too.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 5 replies </div>

tedschram 2008-07-21T17:04:48Z robert http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/76cb7afa-5684-4860-99e1-bd715d78aa94 2008-07-28T14:02:22Z 2008-07-11T12:50:06Z

<div>i see there are a couple of die hard tube fans here. figured it would be fun to have a discussion about tube/sold state amp pros cons, preferences etc let the debate begin. <br/> <br/>personally i don't have a problem with solid state amps (at least the better ones) many of the newer ones do have a decent tone and can get good distortion. i don't care for digital modeling as it tends to be cold and everyone sounds the same using it. ss amps are alot more affordable to the begining and medium stage player. you also will often get a higher watt rating for the money. i find that many players have been brainwashed into believing that all ss is crap and they aren't really willing to give them a try. it may take some time and effort to get a good sound but this is true of any amp that is new to you. for the record i use a MARSHALL MG100DFX amp (1x12) and have gotten some excellent sound from it. i goose it with an ibanez tube screamer for that extra umph for soling. i don't really use the built in effects much just a little reverb and delay that is back in mix to give the sound a little depth. <br/> <br/>ok i think we all know that its tough to beat a great tube amp for sound. this i can't dispute. the biggest problem is cost for tube amps. a 100 watt 1x12 Marshall would have cost me about $600-700 more than what i paid for the ss one i have. power tubes aren't cheap to replace and changing them can affect your sound greatly. tubes can be unpredictable, of course thats where the magic lies. it also can be a bit of a curse. for the record i've owned several all tube amps over the years. i currently use a LEGEND ROCK &amp; ROLL 50 (this is an early 80s hybrid -all tube preamp ,solid state power amp) i put a boss ds-1 in front and run the amp clean by doing this i can get the van halen brown sound. <br/> <br/>so what every one think</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 4 replies </div>

robert 2008-07-11T12:50:06Z Armchair http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/e61c91ba-2b9a-42ef-8133-ba11b1276e44 2008-07-11T12:03:37Z 2006-06-03T06:40:17Z

<div>OK, here's the deal. I'm a 43-year-old guy who's decided it's finally time to learn how to play the electric guitar. I already had my mid-life crisis a few years ago, but the fact remains that I've been on a nostalgia trip lately listening to some of my favorite bands of the past like The Wipers, X, and Nirvana. <br/> <br/>I also have two young boys [ages 7 and 8] both of whom want to learn electric guitar, while my daughter [age 10] plans to handle lead vocals in the style of Siouxsie and Exene. <br/> <br/>So: I need some guitar and amp recommendations to get me and my boys started. What follows is an ad hoc "wish list" of sorts. <br/> <br/>1. I'm thinking about buying some kind of used Fender Mustang. It looks cool (especially the sky blue ones), the Mustang was allegedly Kurt Cobain's favorite guitar, and it has the all-important whammy bar. But it shouldn't cost more than $350-$400 used. Don't know if this means that I'll need to find a Mustang knock-off. A nice used Jaguar might work, too. <br/> <br/>2. I have pretty small hands, so if possible a small neck might fit me and my boys better. I think I read that the Mustang fits small-handed players well. <br/> <br/>3. I have no idea what to look for in a used guitar, so any suggestion would be appreciated. I've bought used guns online sight-unseen, but I'm not sure if this is a good idea with a used electric guitar. <br/> <br/>4. I also need some used amp suggestions. Again, I'm clueless. I'd like an amp in the $200-$300 range (tops) that has a lot of cool features but that will be used primarily to ouput to headphones.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 14 replies </div>

Armchair 2006-06-03T06:40:17Z CaptainMobius http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/c65fe6fe-b31b-46a9-937f-8c93efe56bf5 2008-07-11T09:56:05Z 2008-07-11T09:56:05Z

<div>Seeing as there's no way I can afford a real Rickenbacker (at least, not yet), I'm looking into buying one of the Ric-style guitars from rondomusic.com - either this one: <br/> <br/>http://www.rondomusic.com/harm1toastfg1.html <br/> <br/>or this one: <br/> <br/>http://www.rondomusic.com/product1610.html <br/> <br/>Here's the thing - I'm hoping to get as close to Peter Buck's tone as possible, but his Ric 360 has the hi gain single-coil pickups, not the original toaster-style pickups. Would I be better off getting the model with toaster PU's, or the mini humbuckers? I'm thinking the toasters will win out, but I'd love to get some opinions... anyone?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

CaptainMobius 2008-07-11T09:56:05Z robert http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/e7aeb54a-d09c-4eac-b351-85aa6594cf06 2008-05-21T21:51:31Z 2007-06-05T09:33:49Z

<div>Well everyone claims Eddie Van Hallen did but here is two videos of Steve Hacket doing it on two seperate tunes possibly 15 years before Eddie...Eddie didn't even know what a guitar was when Hacket pulled these solos out of his ass. Check it out ..you might have to fast forward...I'm sure thier are other solos of Hacket but this is one where you can see him doing it. <br/> <br/>Here is a clip right at the intro of Hacket tapping. <br/>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGMrKRT7Hu4 <br/>in case you missed that: <br/>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99Aeqn-RyxY&amp;mode=related&amp;search= <br/> <br/>This is song where he uses it in a solo not just as an intro <br/>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W35wtfcByIY&amp;mode=related&amp;search= <br/> <br/>I <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 19 replies </div>

robert 2007-06-05T09:33:49Z john http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/bfde060a-ee63-4112-91b2-be84e760e1b8 2008-05-20T19:07:41Z 2008-05-20T19:07:41Z

<div>Hey I stumbled upon this the other day and thought you guys might be interested. In celebration of the release of Tab Benoit's new cd Night Train to Nashville, Tab is giving away an autographed Fender Squire Telecaster guitar. All you have to do is sign up, it's definately worth checking out <br/>here's the link: http://www.telarc.com/tabbenoit/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

john 2008-05-20T19:07:41Z looppool http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/392d87d0-7051-4b22-92e7-3cf870139c0c 2008-03-31T07:12:30Z 2008-03-31T07:12:30Z

<div>Hi, I just started a tribe dedicated to all that unusual things one can do with an acoustic or electric guitar, <br/>from different techniques to different aesthetic approaches to physical adjuncts to the guitar <br/>to innovators from the past and innovators in the future of this instrument. <br/> <br/>probably not for the weeedala weeedala weeedala shred set, necessarily , if you know what I mean <br/>though I don't ever want to be exclusive about creativity. <br/> <br/>Hope you can make it and contribute some. <br/> <br/>Yours, Rick Walker aka looppool <br/> www.looppool.info <br/> <br/> <br/>tribes.tribe.net/weirdguitar </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

looppool 2008-03-31T07:12:30Z readhead http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/e72713da-71ff-4c52-b0d2-eb29b628ff9e 2008-03-11T16:59:43Z 2008-03-10T23:58:06Z

<div>well then join my new tribe School of Rock <br/> <br/>just started it 2day and i need some members so join up!!!!! <br/> <br/> <br/> thnx, <br/> readhead</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

readhead 2008-03-10T23:58:06Z nelsonfromnelson http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/b51b57de-c5f1-4b35-87b9-4a4c26dbf941 2008-03-03T23:28:55Z 2007-05-01T03:33:06Z

<div>Just got one in at the store. <br/> <br/>Overall, pretty wicked. The acoustic modelling is a little weak, as expected. The baritone is five star - no extra long scale or flappy strings. With some practise, you could play in standard tuning, flip the dial, and lay down a slide solo in open G! <br/> <br/>The hefty price tag is almost worth it - it won't replace all your guitars, but it will replace most of them. <br/> <br/>Give it a whirl!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 7 replies </div>

nelsonfromnelson 2007-05-01T03:33:06Z Freakshowcrow http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/5990d250-9305-4683-a710-65372f3138b3 2008-03-03T13:20:37Z 2007-12-03T21:18:42Z

<div>http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071203/ap_on_hi_te/self_tuning_guitar <br/> <br/>Thoughts? <br/> <br/>Opinions? <br/> <br/>Etc. ?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 19 replies </div>

Freakshowcrow 2007-12-03T21:18:42Z saint_al http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/8ad884c8-c556-4da9-b08f-dd253ef60b17 2007-12-02T22:38:27Z 2007-06-19T15:36:40Z

<div>What are some of the several good ways of dividing/ splitting the signal to two amps w/ only one input? <br/>Field tested ideas preferred; product names for devices appreciated. Thanx!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 10 replies </div>

saint_al 2007-06-19T15:36:40Z john http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/bc6a4451-0943-408e-9183-62d41d0b2684 2007-11-07T21:13:10Z 2007-11-07T21:13:10Z

<div>Dear Friends, <br/> <br/>Zen Blues Quartet©, and Shunyata Records®, is proud to announce the release of the Band's 2nd CD, "Again and yet again"!! Following up the well received debut Album "Zen Blues Quartet", this CD moves to another level altogether, as a powerful and unique voice in Modern Blues Music! <br/> <br/>ZBQ is: <br/>Mike Finnigan - B3 and Vocals, (Jimi Hendrix, Etta James, Peter Frampton, Rod Stewart, Ringo Starr, Dave Mason, Joe Cocker, Bonnie Rait, Crosby Stills and Nash...), Steve Ferrone - Drums (Tom Petty, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Average White Band...), Tim Scott - Bass and lead vocals (Jack Mack, Tower of Power, Robben Ford, Stevie Wonder...) and John March - guitars, producer and mixer. <br/> <br/>This is an explosive and amazing CD of Modern Blues and Soul music, with unbelievable vocal performances by Mike Finnigan and Tim Scott, great funky grooves and burning Guitar!! <br/> <br/>Zen Blues Quartet is comprised of some of the best session musicians, who have worked as sidemen for the some greatest Blues, Soul and R&amp;B artists in the world. (Please see credits list below). Zen Blues was originally formed as an opportunity to play Blues the way the musicians wanted to, without being beholden to a Label or specific Artist. The first CD was done as an experiment in Art for the sake of good Art, and it did exceedingly well. The new CD is a tour de force exploration of Modern Blues. Like nothing you have heard before!! <br/> <br/>Veteran sideman and B3 virtuoso Mike Finnigan has joined the band as the new Keyboard player and Vocalist extraordinaire!! Plus we have the LA Horns featuring: Bill Churchville on Trumpet, <br/>(Willie Nelson, Joe Cocker, Elton John, Rickie Lee Jones), Rev. Dave Boruff on Tenor and Alto Saxes (Everyone!! lol),, and Ed Wynne on Baritone and Tenor saxes. Plus many special guests sitting in on the CD, Marty Greb on Keyboards, (Bonnie Rait, Aaron Neville, Rick Danko), Curtis Salgado on Blues Harp, (Robert Cray, Steve Miller, Santana), Carmen Grillo on Vocals, (Tower of Power and Sons of Champlin), and many others!! <br/> <br/> <br/>Comments on the new CD: <br/>"At a time where the Music Industry is changing rapidly, and it seems that great music is forgotten, Zen Blues Quartet is the proverbial Light at the end of the tunnel!" Rabid ZBQ fan!!! <br/> <br/>"This project started with the belief that basically we all missed hearing great tunes, with a sense of something powerful and just a a little bit dangerous. Music, at least for me, has gotten a bit formulaic and I wanted to make something that took chances and explored powerful spaces. I think I have always wanted to make one great recording that just shows what happens when good players get in a room and really tear it up! I am honored and proud to have made such a beautiful and powerful CD with such great musicians. Every time I hear Mike or Tim sing I am reminded of why I wanted to play music in the first place. That powerful, hair standing up on the back of your neck, chills up and down your spine, heart pounding feeling, that only happens when you are hearing the real deal! Mike and Tim are the real deal, and I am proud to have been able to help bring this Music out into the world!" John March Guitarist/Producer for ZBQ <br/> <br/>If you pre-ordered your CD it will soon be in your hands!!! We are going to ship by 11/29!!! <br/> <br/>If not, well what are you waiting for??Just in time for the holidays for you and all your friends and family!!! The perfect stocking stuffer!!! ;) <br/>Look its this easy, just click here on this link: <br/>www.zenbluesmusic.com/again.html <br/>Then just click on the Paypal link and you can buy this CD now!! <br/>Thank you for your support! <br/> <br/>Credits <br/> <br/>The musicians recording with Zen Blues Quartet, at various times, have toured/recorded and or performed with: B. B. King, Eric Clapton, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Tower of Power, Jimi Hendrix, Crosby Stills and Nash, Etta James, Dave Mason,The Butterfield Blues Band, Janis Joplin, the Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, John Lennon,The Allman Brothers. Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, Lionel Richie, Michael Bolton, Chaka Kahn, Cyndie Lauper, Average White Band, Sir Elton John, Chicago, Dave Mustane of Megadeath, Phil Collins, Kenny Loggins, Fleetwood Mac, Mr. Mister, Eddie Money, Amy Grant, Don Henley, Boz Scaggs,Prince, Earth, Wind and Fire,Madonna,Toto, Joe Cocker, Stevie Wonder, Greg Allman, Carly Simon, Sly, Chicago, Brenda Russell, David Foster, Sheila E. Rod Stewart, Natalie Cole, Juice Newton, Bill Champlin, Dolly Parton, Mary Clayton, Dusty Springfield, Mary Travers, Michael Nesmith, Jackie Wilson, Thomas Dolby, Anita Baker, The Joan Rivers Show, Kiss, The Sons Of Champlin, Elvin Bishop, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker, Narada Michael Walden, Lionel Richie, Ringo Starr, Harvey Mason, Rita Coolidge, Richard Page, Steve Gadd, Glen Campbell, The Four Tops, Sheena Easton, Melissa Manchester, Vinny Colaiuta, Thelma Houston, Valerie Carter, Steve Plunkett, Patti Austin,Taj Mahal, Barbara Streisand, Dan Ackroyd, Rosanne Arnold, Tom Arnold, Atlantic Starr, Azteca, Pete Barbutti, B.B.Chun King, Jim Belushi, George Benson, Crystal Bernard, Kurtis Blow, Sir Harry Bowens, Bekka Bramlett, Rick Braun, Julie Brown, Billy Burnette, Rocky Burnette, Gary Busey, Jonathan Butler, Cameo, Tia Carerra, Felix Cavalierre, George Clinton &amp; P-Funk, Albert Collins, Rita Coolidge, Larry Coryell, Scott Cossu, Robert Cray, Gavin Christopher, Steve Cropper, Rich Dangel, Sarah Dash, Kal David, Taylor Dayne, Al Dimeola, The Drifters, El Chicano, Richard Elliot, Keith Emerson, Melissa Etheridge, Buzzy Feiten, Corey Feldman, Mick Fleetwood, Robben Ford, Ronnie Foster, John Goodman, Guitar Shorty, Ellis Hall, Herbie Hancock, Woody Harrelson, Ron Holden, Brenda Holloway, Mark Hudson, The Inkspots, Chris Isaak, Jack Mack &amp; The Heart Attack, Millie Jackson, Etta James, Al Jarreau, Jay &amp; the Techniques, Kid Frost, The Kingsmen, The Kingston Trio, Sam Kinison, Janie Lane, David Lanz, Neil Larsen, Eugene Levy, Mark Lindsay, Little Anthony, Cheech Marin, Roscoe Martinez, Michael McDonald, Mellow Man Ace, Lee Michaels, Buddy Miles, Sam Moore, Gary Morris, Maria Muldaur, Shaun Murphy, Bill Murray, Rick Neilson (Cheap Trick), Ivan Neville, Edward James Olmos, Lee Oskar, Freda Payne, Michael Penn, Billy Preston, Johnny Rivers, Howard Roberts, Merrilee Rush, Katy Sagal, Curtis Salgado, Timothy B. Schmit, Diane Schuur, Marilyn Scott, Steven Seagal, Brian Setzer, B.J. Sharp, Jeff Silbar, Jeff Simmons, Slash, J.D. Souther, Mavis Staples, Stephen Stills, Sharon Stone, Keith Sweat, Mick Taylor, Sam "The Man" Taylor, Tierra, Tony-Toni-Tone, Tower of Power, Ralph Towner, Kathy Troccolli, Tanya Tucker, Big Joe Turner, Phil Upchurch, Steve Vai, Tata Vega, The Ventures, Pat &amp; Lolly Vegas (Redbone), John Waite, War, Wild Orchid, Lenny Williams, Bruce Willis &amp; the Accelerators, Pauline Wilson, Edgar Winter, Peter Wolf, Wolfman Jack, Bobby Womack, Ali Woodson, Dwight Yoakum, as well as headlining many times at the Hard Rock Hotel in Bali and performing at the 2003 Superbowl in San Diego. <br/> <br/> <br/>We are an independent label comprised of the musicians making this CD, so please pass this email along to all your friends and associates who love great Blues music. If you have a website please put up a link or a posting, and we will reciprocate. Help support great independent music and just help us to keep making great music! Let's spread the word about this amazing project!!! Thank you!!! <br/> <br/>Also Our first CD, Zen Blues Quartet is available for downloading on our website www.zenbluesmusic.com, as well as Itunes, and many other online services. Simply search by our Band name on Itunes. On our website you will find more information about the project and sample clips!! <br/> <br/>If you need more information, or are interested in reviewing or interviewing ZBQ, please email us here or at info@zenbluesmusic.com. <br/> <br/>Thank you for your time and consideration. <br/> <br/> <br/>Discography <br/>"Zen Blues Quartet" available on Shunyata Records™, www.zenbluesmusic.com, <br/>and "Again, and yet again" to be released November 29th 2007 <br/> <br/>Please visit our website for more information and mp3's! </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

john 2007-11-07T21:13:10Z Nigel http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/115331da-c5b8-4ccd-a8d6-d34ef84ece92 2007-09-18T16:31:17Z 2007-02-25T00:54:23Z

<div>greets, new to the group so hello. <br/> <br/>Im building my daughter an electric, solid body (full flame maple body) <br/>its my first build project, if it goes well, ill attempt it for me as well. <br/>and would like to use seymour duncan antiquity series pickups. <br/> <br/>anyone using these pickups? what are your impressions? <br/>someone at one of the local shops gave me the heads up on them and said the surfer 2's would <br/>work sweet. <br/>but its always nice to talk to the users. <br/> <br/>cheers <br/>Nigel. <br/> <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 5 replies </div>

Nigel 2007-02-25T00:54:23Z Bob http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/6b75e737-a3b3-4313-ba9d-4e7b87c347da 2007-08-15T22:13:12Z 2007-08-15T22:13:12Z

<div>The new installment of Six Degrees' weekly internet radio broadcast is now up on i-Tunes' Radio Section (Under the Eclectic or Electronica headings) or at <br/> <br/>http://www.live365.com/sixdegrees <br/> <br/>We are also now on www.jazzizradio.com at <br/> <br/>http://www.jazzizradio.com/jazziz_vip/vip_lounge.html?email= <br/> <br/> <br/>On this week's edition of Six Degrees Traveler we present a special, All Guitar musical extravaganza. The diverse cross section of players includes among others, Frank Zappa, Robert Fripp, David Torn, Phil Manzenera, Jimi Hendrix, Bill Frisell, Ry Cooder, Steve Hillage and such Guitar-centric bands as Neu, Ratatat, Funkadelic My Bloody Valentine and the Mahavishnu Orchestra <br/> <br/>Check out the full playlist at <br/> <br/>http://sixdegreesrecords.com/radio/playlist.php?week=08_15_07 <br/> <br/>Don't forget to explore our music only channel which streams the entire Six Degrees Records catalog at <br/> <br/>http://www.live365.com/stations/sixdegrees3 <br/> <br/>Our last four Traveler programs are always archived and available for listening at <br/> <br/>http://www.live365.com/stations/sixdegrees2</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Bob 2007-08-15T22:13:12Z j http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/e85aed4b-729e-49b7-bd75-0e6789979d8c 2007-08-07T16:47:18Z 2007-07-27T17:19:29Z

<div>hey guys i am new to electric guitars but i love music and want to start learning asap. right now i am looking for a good sounding but cheap guitar that i can start with. can someone help me out?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 10 replies </div>

j 2007-07-27T17:19:29Z dasherdave http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/8fd98397-c639-4180-9a4b-9b2842292be0 2007-06-05T08:58:02Z 2007-06-05T08:58:02Z

<div>Hello, <br/> <br/>Calling All Guitar Fans! <br/> <br/>Do you play, own, collect or are a fan of a particular make and model of guitar? <br/>Have you ever wanted an opportunity to voice your opinion about the guitar that you are most passionate about? <br/> <br/>Well, here is your chance to have your voice heard and contribute towards the production of a new book entitled ‘A Guitar Flight’ in which guitars, as voted by fans, players and owners from around the world will be featured in all of their photographic glory together with the words and anecdotes of their enthusiastic fans. <br/> <br/>If you think that your favourite guitar deserves centre stage as a part of this publication, we want to hear from you! To contribute to this world wide search, simply visit the following site and make a submission: <br/> <br/>www.davidmayor.com/aguitarflight/aguitarflight.html <br/> <br/>What are you waiting for? Let your voice be heard! <br/> <br/>Thank you, <br/> <br/>David Mayor.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

dasherdave 2007-06-05T08:58:02Z Mike http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/32f387f4-2383-4c76-90f2-8222a8d7eb24 2007-04-30T16:20:36Z 2007-04-30T16:20:36Z

<div>I created this tribe for musicians and vocalists to network, create bands, find people to jam with, etc. All Arizona musicians and vocalists are invited to join! <br/> <br/>http://tribes.tribe.net/am?_click_path=Application%5Btribe%5D.Tribe%5Bf4edf4fa-e14d-4a27-8c1d-3ec987bff266%5D</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Mike 2007-04-30T16:20:36Z tobias http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/6d7fe303-ee27-4476-802a-5c9f1d902192 2007-04-05T21:43:47Z 2007-03-24T12:09:12Z

<div>Greetings, <br/>I am looking for a new double humbucker to put in my 57 re-issue strat to accomodate a sound for reggae. I am in love with junior murvins sound (the wailers) and would give my left arm to know what equipment he used back in the day... not that i want his exact sound... but it would get me on the right track. I am infact keen to know how to get any of the classic sounds you hear in reggae. and if you listen to alot of it, you'l know what im talkin about. I play second guitar in a reggae band... which is the cat the plays all the bass lines, but on guitar. (its generally a sound that requires very little bass in it, so it sits nicely ontop of the bass guitar) <br/>If any of you guitarists can recommend a good strong sounding pickup ideal for this style, it would be appreciated. <br/>Jah bless</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 4 replies </div>

tobias 2007-03-24T12:09:12Z ScottShuster http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/9ea07e80-f012-481c-9556-433aaee90e8d 2007-04-02T01:48:42Z 2007-04-01T13:49:17Z

<div>Check out the MatraX: <br/>www.parkerguitars.com/forum/topic.asp <br/>It's not a Parker...this link to the Parker website is the only place I have found where there is a good whole-body image of the MatraX. Even the guitar's own website, www.harmosmusic.com/ , does not have a really good picture of the guitar (at least as of today). <br/> <br/>Anyway I'm calling attention to it because it brags about no heel limitation for access to the top frets. However looking closely at a few of the images, I'm nor sure it offers quite the degree of top-fret-freedom that is implied. The guitar is thick, there is some apparatus under the top frets that could interfere depending on how you hold your guitar, and for all the talk about no limitation due to the heel, it looks to me like there actually is quite some degree of heel present there. The truly heel-less Parker of course has its own issues - it's still a bit of a reach to the top frets on a Fly Mojo... Anyway, it's interesting to see this thing, isn't it? <br/> <br/>This post is also on the SOUKOUS GUITAR! tribe - we discuss top-frets access a lot there, because soukous solo guitar makes heavy use of the top frets. If you don't know what soukous is, you can learn about it here: <br/>http://tribes.tribe.net/soukousguitar/thread/368abab8-8b32-4d8f-b113-84f4dcd80d24 <br/>(click on Alan's demonstration videos) <br/> <br/>...and we have a couple threads on the best guitars for playing this type of music (focus on access 'up-the-neck'): <br/>tribes.tribe.net/soukousgu...4da892ff69 <br/>http://tribes.tribe.net/soukousguitar/thread/5b11c435-2b34-4686-a43c-ac81e71f1c39</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 4 replies </div>

ScottShuster 2007-04-01T13:49:17Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/d181d82e-4384-4717-a345-f929c43bf0a6 2007-02-25T01:42:33Z 2007-02-23T14:39:45Z

<div>Curious and never quite figured it out...how the Queen guitarists back in the day got that sound from there guitars? Anyone know?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 8 replies </div>

2007-02-23T14:39:45Z CaptainMobius http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/c98cfe7b-e1f2-4147-a261-84d902dffcaa 2007-02-19T21:27:36Z 2007-02-19T21:27:36Z

<div>Here's one for you - I've got a Tele in Candy Apple Red with white binding, and it's a gorgeous guitar in every way. The only way I think it could be better is if the finish could be purple. I'm wondering if anyone knows of any way to do this - I'm thinking maybe a transparent light-blue finish on top of the existing finish? Anyone know of a shop in the L.A. area that might be able to do this?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

CaptainMobius 2007-02-19T21:27:36Z Dave http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/e9a1d999-41c7-409f-b4a4-219db8f6af6c 2007-01-21T23:14:50Z 2006-06-27T18:40:15Z

<div>There's a lot of guitar lessons for sale now on DVD. Anybody tried them? How do they rate?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 7 replies </div>

Dave 2006-06-27T18:40:15Z studiorat http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/230a2788-75bb-4136-bfbb-550fc183b6d4 2007-01-11T21:13:33Z 2004-09-07T18:44:13Z

<div>Since we have shared one part of our signal chain, let's hear about the other - <br/>What are you using now? what have you had in the past? any faves? <br/> <br/>I've used Peavey (Bandit 65, Renown), Fender ("Evil" Twin, 1960 Pro, Champ, and 212 DeVille), Marshall (a 15w practice amp), and Carvin (Quad Preamp, 100W stereo power amp w/2 ea. 212 cabinets) <br/> <br/>Right now, I'm modeling with the VG-88 (Roland). <br/> <br/>I do miss my Twin (I'm a diehard Fender amp guy at heart).</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 68 replies </div>

studiorat 2004-09-07T18:44:13Z Freakshowcrow http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/f54f9ebf-fc49-4169-b8f5-efd52f7dfaa7 2007-01-09T03:01:01Z 2006-09-25T17:53:33Z

<div>I've always been really curious about this device. It seems to be an electronic pick of some sort, yet I've never met anyone who's ever used one. Anyone out there ever use one of these things? Thoughts? Opinions? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 7 replies </div>

Freakshowcrow 2006-09-25T17:53:33Z josh http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/cd0166dc-d47d-4e7a-b6d8-98d54a74eb46 2006-12-22T19:13:50Z 2006-12-10T20:56:18Z

<div>I have a Fender mexi Fat-Strat and I'm looking to get a little more punchy, mid range sound with it. I'm looking at Gibson Dirty Finger Pickups and Duncan Invader, but I'm skeptical about dropping a hundred bucks on a pickup and not liking it. <br/> <br/>I want a more driven mid range, and a crisper high. <br/> <br/>Also, I hate the toy-xylophone sound my middle pick up gives out (anyone know what i'm talking about?) so I'm pretty sure I'm gonna drop that one too. <br/> <br/>Thanks for any advice guys</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 8 replies </div>

josh 2006-12-10T20:56:18Z akash http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/33fae935-3de1-4d60-bd1a-df2115ec2475 2006-12-19T17:18:23Z 2006-12-18T22:12:28Z

<div>so i've been introduced to the sony ps II game guitar hero. <br/> <br/>i think its awesome. but i'm curious to think what other guitarists think about it. <br/> <br/>so what up? <br/> <br/>-chendo <br/>www.guerrillasoul.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 4 replies </div>

akash 2006-12-18T22:12:28Z robert http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/2016b5c3-9ffc-4495-9466-1d3bf0acef45 2006-12-18T16:27:15Z 2006-11-26T04:39:10Z

<div>I have a 335 dot and some of the parts are getting oxidized ...should I clean as soon as possible or just let it go? Ive been lazy and just been watching it ..if I clean it what do I use?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 3 replies </div>

robert 2006-11-26T04:39:10Z CaptainMobius http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/f3f40b4b-d74e-4f3f-bb59-c657cd8d1376 2006-12-16T22:44:34Z 2006-11-23T09:04:22Z

<div>I'm thinking of getting a DiMarzio PAF Pro pickup online, and there are a lot of different color options available which I could care less about, but there's also the choice of regular or F-space. What's an F-space pickup and how is it different from "regular"?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 7 replies </div>

CaptainMobius 2006-11-23T09:04:22Z nelsonfromnelson http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/8f6e6d3f-8730-4d22-aadb-a48745d3c09c 2006-11-30T01:53:48Z 2006-11-29T06:42:22Z

<div>Last fall, a friend of mine asked if I was interested in buying another guitar. Kind of a loaded question for a guitar slut like me, so I asked how much. She said "$25.00 should be fine". <br/> <br/>Not expecting anything worth a damn, she dragged out a horribly torn case. Inside was a Japanese Profile Strat copy, named "Black Magic", with a horrible faded red paint job and strange looking pick guard with stars on it. Nothing even vaguely black or voodoo about it, but $25 seemed like the right price for a wall hanging. <br/> <br/>After taking it home for an in-depth analysis, I realized this was a prime example of the "project guitar" - worth nothing, oxidized &amp; rusted metal parts, shitty pick ups, hideous paint. Without even plugging it in once, I began tearing things off it, learning just how these magical beasts we love actually work. <br/> <br/>After many sweaty hours, I was finally down to stripping the body. Seeing wood for the first time, I began speculating what exact species had been used. At first it was maple, then poplar. As more paint fell, the mystery continued. What kind of wood was this, with five different grains in it? <br/> <br/>With all the paint off, the mystery was solved. Not one, or two, but FIVE DIFFERENT SPECIES OF WOOD WAS USED FOR THE BODY CONSTRUCTION!!! It's soooooooo crazy! On a good note, some of them are actually "tone woods", so there's hope yet. Work has stopped until the spring on the repaint job, but I have scored some American Strat pickups and other tasty parts for it from the store. One day, "Black Magic" will rise again!!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

nelsonfromnelson 2006-11-29T06:42:22Z StorminNorman http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/bad62cd6-5558-4f17-91f3-61fc5d226166 2006-11-25T05:18:27Z 2006-11-16T22:27:25Z

<div>I bought a refinished 59 Les Paul standard with sunburst and a single piece maple top in 1986 from Guitar Center in San Francisco. About a week later I happened to pick up a copy of Gibson Electrics and upon closer inspection of the Les Paul on the cover, I was thriled to see that it was the same guitar that I had just bought. Can you imagine? <br/> <br/>Anyway the guitar has been tucked away in my anvil flight case. It's in excellent condition and the red color has totally faded into a mellow yellow tint. It sure plays well, except I prefer to play my refinished and repaired 57 Strat w/o tremolo bar. <br/> <br/>Just wondering if this guitar is worth anything now.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 11 replies </div>

StorminNorman 2006-11-16T22:27:25Z zana http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/ad7912ea-1401-481e-969e-4fa8ffb04733 2006-11-24T00:22:45Z 2006-07-13T10:06:37Z

<div>have been learning to play acoustic guitar for a while but my real love is music like guns n roses so decided to try electric guitar <br/> <br/>problem is my electric guitar sounds just like an acoustic guitar...i am using a yamaha pacifica 112J with a marshall amp MG15CDR. I have tried changing the settings, eg upping the gain and increasing the overdrive, still sounds like an acoustic guitar <br/> <br/>do you think i need to get a distortion pedal????? If so, can i get away with a cheap one like the Behringer OD100 overdrive distortion pedal? <br/> <br/>Please help, am getting frustrated!!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 11 replies </div>

zana 2006-07-13T10:06:37Z Evo http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/4402cd4c-1164-4709-b3be-4131c0c6b90c 2006-11-23T05:42:09Z 2006-06-02T21:53:46Z

<div>Hi ppl <br/> I have a question here. I want to buy a new electric, but dont know which one to get. I have done some homework on it, and the thing shrunk down to these competators: <br/> <br/>Ibanez RG1570 Prestige ($750 USD) <br/> <br/>Ibanez RG2550E Prestige. ($900 USD app.) <br/> <br/>Jackson DKMG Dinky. ($750 USD) <br/> <br/>Now I play mostly rock/metal stuff, maybe step into shred territories too. I want something that plays good, and looks cool too. Need really fast neck, and whammy as well. I have seen Prestige necks, and they are very fast necks. Love em. Jackson offer is also impressive. Now if anyone has tried out any of em, or atleast has enough idea to give me a comparison tone wise, plz advise. I am waiting anxiously. Thanks. <br/> <br/>Evo</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 6 replies </div>

Evo 2006-06-02T21:53:46Z akash http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/bbc9530d-0846-4e63-952b-592039c47965 2006-11-13T17:00:10Z 2006-11-08T18:33:16Z

<div>i've been using the Boss ME-50 for some time mainly because it's fairly versatile and easy to use. but i'm looking to branch out and explore other things. <br/> <br/>so what do you swear by? <br/> <br/>thanks, <br/>chendo <br/>www.guerrillasoul.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 6 replies </div>

akash 2006-11-08T18:33:16Z bumblefoot http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/d6601477-1020-4474-ba76-bc17b8c09f71 2006-11-01T03:31:48Z 2006-07-03T16:24:59Z

<div>guys, <br/> <br/>I'm a complete newbie when it comes to playing guitar and don't know much when it comes to buying one either ! <br/> <br/>My girlfriend wants to learn and wants a pink (I know!) electric guitar. I don't wanna spend over £300.00 on it - could anyone recommend any ? <br/> <br/>I was checking this out on amazon and crafter seem to make pretty decent guitars. <br/>http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000FBIWGI/allpinkstuffc-21/026-3424307-8203654?%5Fencoding=UTF8&amp;camp=1634&amp;link%5Fcode=xm2 <br/> <br/>Do you think this particular model would be ok ?? <br/> <br/>I've been advised that I should go for a more expensive....sorry for my ignorance !</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 18 replies </div>

bumblefoot 2006-07-03T16:24:59Z Freakshowcrow http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/d5ae6942-8e15-45b2-afe8-f02b33361bc3 2006-10-29T13:59:24Z 2006-09-18T17:08:02Z

<div>36 years ago to the day we lost him. The world is just a bit darker without him and his music. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>I miss you Jimi. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 3 replies </div>

Freakshowcrow 2006-09-18T17:08:02Z john http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/b9b159e2-392c-4165-b965-e751e2fde345 2006-10-20T19:40:45Z 2006-10-20T19:40:45Z

<div>Live with Mike Finnigan; <br/>http://thecircuitbreakers.com/parttime.mp3 <br/>http://thecircuitbreakers.com/tata.mp3 <br/>http://thecircuitbreakers.com/nuthin.mp3 <br/> <br/>Best regards <br/> <br/>John </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

john 2006-10-20T19:40:45Z The Idiot http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/65046622-9cdf-4ac7-afd2-54434112afa7 2006-10-20T10:32:18Z 2006-10-04T20:01:33Z

<div>I'm practicing 3rd to b9 movements at the moment and was wondering if it's better to move them about randomly on the neck or cycle them in progressions of 4ths and 5ths to cover the 12 keys. Any advice?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

The Idiot 2006-10-04T20:01:33Z john http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/c383402a-6fbb-41e8-a549-64a4a0051b3d 2006-10-18T14:28:32Z 2006-10-18T14:28:32Z

<div>Great gear for sale!!! <br/> <br/>1 cornford hellcat Head in Pristine condition, unique, with dual transformer $2500 obo <br/> <br/>3 Custom Victoria cabinets $600 each, 1x12, 1x15, 2x12, ask about specifics <br/> <br/>1 Bogner 4x12 cabinet with Vintage 80's $850 obo <br/> <br/>1 royer sonosax stereo portable mic pre 800 <br/>This was the Mic pre made for the royer R121 ribbon mic <br/> <br/>serious inquiries only please, details available. <br/> <br/>Best <br/> <br/>john</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

john 2006-10-18T14:28:32Z Freakshowcrow http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/cbdf5c05-7735-48cd-86f9-da72199f496e 2006-10-04T16:22:49Z 2006-10-04T16:22:49Z

<div>I don't notice any goddamn difference except for pricepoint (Burstbuckers are even spendier than 490s which aren't cheap). <br/> <br/> <br/>??? <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Freakshowcrow 2006-10-04T16:22:49Z Andy http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/966cba1a-cdc6-4a02-8a08-1c4cdc6641dd 2006-09-22T16:18:49Z 2006-09-21T12:55:34Z

<div>this may be a stupid question...but bugger it. I need to know. <br/> <br/>can i attacha whammy to my epiphone custom? or can i get someone else to do it? don't really know the ins and outs of whammy bars...but i know i want one to be able to play machine gun &amp; burning of the midnite lamp properly (hendrix) <br/> <br/>cheers every1!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 3 replies </div>

Andy 2006-09-21T12:55:34Z Mary http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/33d6eb67-a6ba-447e-beee-22fb4ecc57b5 2006-09-21T12:44:04Z 2006-08-25T13:09:26Z

<div>My son seriously wants an electric guitar for his bday. I have been shopping around and found so many choices. He is already into music and has been playing saxophone via school and private professional lessons for two years so I know he will stick with this. He also has had an acoustic guitar since the age of 6. I do not want to buy something really cheap that won't last him so am in the ballpark of $200-500, is that resonable for a first guitar? I did find a really clean used Carvin (maple I believe) yesterday for $350.00, but don't know anything about brands etc. <br/> <br/>What can you guys recommend? Please help. Thanks, Mary </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 15 replies </div>

Mary 2006-08-25T13:09:26Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/47fde580-1e05-4bf2-8b18-a430d15222c2 2006-09-05T08:03:52Z 2006-09-04T02:31:40Z

<div>I am new, I joined mainly to ask a few questions in hopes to up my bass back together.. <br/> <br/>I have 3 wires coming out of my pick up blue, black, and red.. I can't figure out what ones are gound, negative, or positive and after I figure that out how do I wire it? I keep finding diagrams online for ground, but then it puts the negative symbol on the same line... I am so confused and desperately need to play bass again... Please help?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

2006-09-04T02:31:40Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/fff67720-a1a7-4675-8581-4b0e65832821 2006-09-02T11:20:27Z 2006-07-01T06:32:07Z

<div>What, besides a real Telecaster, has that Telecaster sound?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 10 replies </div>

2006-07-01T06:32:07Z The Idiot http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/78e2345c-a745-4bea-beef-e30c0cd29227 2006-08-18T09:44:26Z 2006-08-15T14:03:28Z

<div>With a plectrum I mean. My right hand speed has reached a glass ceiling and refuses point blank to increase any further. I've tried loosening things up but then I lose control. I've tried drill after drill. Do I really have to put in 8 hours a day? Is my timing between left and right hand what's out of true? If you've had this problem and overcome it then please help. I should say that I have been playing for a long time, long enough to suggest I may be doing something fundementally wrong. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 6 replies </div>

The Idiot 2006-08-15T14:03:28Z danny http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/b2ac47b6-7e6f-443a-b445-f530e5aaef09 2006-08-11T15:55:30Z 2006-07-02T22:45:50Z

<div>Hi everyone, <br/> <br/>I'm a classically-trained musician and I've been playing the guitar about three months ago. I'm looking for a good guitar book that has exercises I can practice, so I can improve my fundamentals and keep from developing bad habits. Any recommendations?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 6 replies </div>

danny 2006-07-02T22:45:50Z barsnake http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/a0058e5b-6ae0-4ac8-b087-36d388f12614 2006-07-25T22:50:43Z 2006-07-25T22:50:43Z

<div>i just got a lightsnake - usb to guitar jack... <br/> <br/>cable comes with sony acid &amp; sound forge software ... <br/> <br/>will post more after i've played around with it. <br/> <br/>anybody else have experiences with this stuff?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

barsnake 2006-07-25T22:50:43Z Tube_Amp http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/18c49eee-b354-4ef6-b827-8195400d66ec 2006-07-07T17:29:18Z 2005-07-06T17:54:46Z

<div>If you are anything like me, there's a bit of the grass is greener happening that makes you trade up, or down, to get the next great guitar you want. So do tell. Do you no longer own a guitar that in hind site you would kill to get back? <br/> <br/>I'll go first. I had a 1967 Gibson SG Special in that dark cherry color. It was a leftover my dad bought me when I was 12. Man I'd love to have that back. Funny I can't remember what I traded it in for....</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 21 replies </div>

Tube_Amp 2005-07-06T17:54:46Z Frank http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/2cf4ecf4-9372-49dc-8f8b-f70b8d261992 2006-06-24T03:22:24Z 2006-03-09T04:38:51Z

<div>Hi gang ... I picked up a great looking hollow-body Teisco guitar from a junk store but it was incomplete (no strings, bridge, tremolo arm or spring). I thought I'd fix it up as it is a beautiful looking instrument so I bought a tune-o-matic style roller bridge, Floyd-Rose arm (couldn't find an original) and spring and put on a new set of strings. To my amazement, this thing is an absolute delight ... it has a warm, melodic "chime" to it, reminiscent of early British rock tracks. The neck is dead straight and by modifying the bridge base thickness, I got the action nice and low. There are no holes in the body for the bridge, so it had a floating bridge that relied on string tension to hold it there, from day one. It's a Gibson ES-335 copy, for sure and I certainly didn't expect it to sound so damn good. I've checked the "Teisco twangers" site and several others, but just can't work out what era and model this is. It is 40cm wide, so I thought it could be a Vegas 40 or EP-11T. It has a thin body, 5cm thick. Scale length is 24-3/4". The headstock end is different ... it doesn't sweep out as wide at the end. It has a solid metal "Teisco" badge in italic text, held on with two pins. The fret-board has a zero fret and there are rectangular pearlite inlays, not round dots. The two pick-ups have round, not square pole faces. The four pots are much higher around the f-hole than the Teiscos I've seen to date. The pick-up switch is a three-way toggle (Les Paul style), not a rotary. There is no identifying mark or serial number anywhere. All it has on the back is a shiny metallic sticker on the headstock saying "Steel reinforced neck". So what is it? Can anyone identify it? I'd be happy if it was something like a 1966 Vegas 40, but how can you tell? To see a pic, please click on: www.users.bigpond.com/powerit/teisco1.jpg Any comments at all would be much appreciated. Many thanks... Frank</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

Frank 2006-03-09T04:38:51Z GuitarDude http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/7b2f3e10-fdd3-48e3-9119-8ace16f1caf2 2006-06-02T18:22:42Z 2006-06-02T18:22:42Z

<div>listen, i play in a local cover band here in phoenix. i just joined the cover band extraordinaire tribe and am trying to get some activity going there. <br/> <br/>i think it's a shame that there is not much activity going on. i'm trying to send some emails out and get some people to join. <br/> <br/>cover bands never get any cred. it's always the original bands that get all the kudos. and that's fine, i've been in original bands myself and it's a very difficult task. but working all week long and then playing 34 weekends a year is difficult too. when i played in original bands, we only had to play for an hour on a given night. in cover bands, it's 4 hours PLUS pack-in time PLUS pack-out time. loads of practive, driving, emails, web stuff, it's very difficult. <br/> <br/>so if we don't help each other, then who will. <br/> <br/>i've been looking to find a group and/or tribe for some time that deals with these issues. <br/> <br/>anyways, here's the tribe if you would like to join : <br/> <br/>http://coverbands.tribe.net/ <br/> <br/>hope you join and we all can get some activity going! <br/> <br/>and i hope you have a great day and keep on rocking! <br/> <br/>bruce</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

GuitarDude 2006-06-02T18:22:42Z CaptainMobius http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/0f2b099a-e110-46f2-96c8-36dd90a7eaa5 2006-05-31T15:39:09Z 2006-05-22T06:43:39Z

<div>I finally ordered an EBow last week after wanting one for quite a while, and just got a chance to sit down and play with it tonight. <br/> <br/>Oh. My. God. <br/> <br/>My playing is going to go in an entirely new direction now. This is one of the most amazing, intuitive effects I've ever played with, and the tones this thing produces are incredible. And I can finally play some of my favorite songs that I've been dying to play for years now (Love And Rockets "Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven" comes to mind first). Bliss!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 3 replies </div>

CaptainMobius 2006-05-22T06:43:39Z David http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/e1e67c91-753a-4327-bd58-54dc5fd052fe 2006-05-21T15:10:23Z 2006-05-21T15:09:31Z

<div>I have an acoustic amp with piezo and active inputs. Is there any way (apart from getting another amp!) to make my elecric guitar work on this amp? Thanks.....</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

David 2006-05-21T15:09:31Z DLHawkinsJr http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/eb58ce0e-6ec7-4aa5-ae87-2e73049a29cb 2006-05-15T04:32:58Z 2006-05-13T06:37:09Z

<div>I'd just like to get other players opinions about Neck Construction. <br/>I know neck thru body is the way to go, but what are the exact pros and cons of a bolt and set neck? <br/> <br/>I have a few ideas, but I would like to get some thoughts.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 4 replies </div>

DLHawkinsJr 2006-05-13T06:37:09Z Francesco(ITALY) http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/4cf491ba-ccf8-4242-b495-eb259d3773c1 2006-05-01T01:00:39Z 2006-04-30T12:25:26Z

<div>hi to all, sorry for my bad english but i'm an italian guitarist... <br/>for the end of june I'll buy my first electric guitar and i like Yamaha RGX420 and Ibanez RG370... well i would like to know yours opinions for this guitars.... <br/>thanks for the answers...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 3 replies </div>

Francesco(ITALY) 2006-04-30T12:25:26Z DLHawkinsJr http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/2cb7934d-68c0-467f-9acc-963c031517dd 2006-04-27T15:25:14Z 2006-04-27T06:24:09Z

<div>On my 7 string, the saddle for the Low B snapped off the nut. Essentially, I have no more saddle on the nut for the seventh string... and thus... have a 6 string guitar with big blank spot at the top. Anyone know how much this would cost to fix, and what it would entail... I am sure it could get fixed... I want a rough Idea on how much to save up.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

DLHawkinsJr 2006-04-27T06:24:09Z ®ick http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/c82039b8-fe85-4b24-a3ad-5d0396f31e39 2006-04-18T06:48:19Z 2006-04-18T06:48:19Z

<div>TAX POLLUTION!!! New MASHUPS for TAX DAY!!! <br/> <br/>Here's some new music MASHUPS sure to motivate you to turn in those taxes by midnight... <br/> <br/> <br/>click on this link... <br/>"http://www12.asphost4free.com/erecords/music.html " <br/> <br/> <br/>Enjoy!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

®ick 2006-04-18T06:48:19Z Olga http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/f2583e02-ea92-4d50-8ea4-e17bb929a79c 2006-03-20T20:36:26Z 2006-03-20T20:36:26Z

<div>Hi <br/> <br/>New here - and want to share some great guitar sounds with you: Shawn Harvey (playing a Shine guitar) with the legendary Albert Lee <br/> <br/>Some mp3 clips on Shawn Harvey's website: http://www.shawnharvey.com or hear the whole tracks &amp; see the videos at YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/rocknrollcyberboy <br/> <br/>Ernie Ball’s Albert Lee Signature Model Guitar: <br/>http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2001/Albert-Lee-MM90-Option.html <br/> <br/>Hope you like the music as much as I do! <br/> <br/>Olga <br/>(aka The Shrinkwrapper)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Olga 2006-03-20T20:36:26Z johnny http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/ec98b76b-9159-4364-8746-2a8a34168f1a 2006-02-22T17:23:31Z 2006-02-18T18:13:01Z

<div>im sure someone knows, its on the tip of my tongue but cat QUITE remember the name of this guitar <br/> <br/>its on the front of this LP <br/> <br/>http://www.dailyvault.com/sleaterkinney_dig.jpg <br/> <br/>anyone know??</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

johnny 2006-02-18T18:13:01Z raul http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/57fa30b6-7e25-4011-97e7-aac860cccf87 2006-02-05T17:14:15Z 2006-02-05T12:30:58Z

<div>Hi to all <br/>This is my first post and i am askng already... <br/>I want to know if this guitar is real or fake. <br/>I saw in ebay, the man that sell it says it is jme 555 gold <br/>I am not sure it is true <br/>\i hope you help me guys <br/>thanks <br/> <br/>http://img480.imageshack.us/img480/9770/251b7gx.jpg <br/>[URL=http://imageshack.us][IMG]http://img480.imageshack.us/img480/9770/251b7gx.jpg[/IMG][/URL] <br/>[url=http://imageshack.us][img=http://img480.imageshack.us/img480/9770/251b7gx.jpg][/url]</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

raul 2006-02-05T12:30:58Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/753a810c-a4f6-47e0-a9d2-8ad5ce15a9a8 2006-01-30T22:36:50Z 2006-01-30T22:36:50Z

<div>Anyone have any clue on the pricing for these guitars? my student brought one in and I've never seen a guitar like this before. <br/> <br/>thanks <br/> <br/>Rona</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-01-30T22:36:50Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/b3867031-be04-49bf-90ea-c78a69e6bcdd 2006-01-23T21:38:48Z 2005-10-16T15:14:12Z

<div>Anyone own a Hamer? <br/> <br/>Whaddya think? <br/> <br/>( I just bought an 82 Blitz, and it's awesome!)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 3 replies </div>

2005-10-16T15:14:12Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/dfaf33a8-5b9a-4f18-99a1-93abd5237644 2006-01-21T18:32:24Z 2006-01-21T18:32:24Z

<div>make use of old Wine bottles <br/>http://www.cigarboxguitars.com/workshops/How_to_Make_A_Bottleneck_Slide.php</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-01-21T18:32:24Z Avacha http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/692ce57c-1d90-4e41-8262-e4096b2c0545 2006-01-16T16:24:15Z 2005-11-16T16:23:59Z

<div>Hi All, <br/>How many of us are left handed? Do you play right handed or left handed? How do you string your guitar? What kind of guitar do you use? <br/> <br/>Ben</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

Avacha 2005-11-16T16:23:59Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/19aa0f33-96f7-4ae7-bcc7-05fb9fb68316 2006-01-11T04:11:44Z 2006-01-11T04:11:44Z

<div>Hello, I would like to know if anyone here knows the current "going rate" for a Japanese 1980's Fender Katana 6-string guitar. I am thinking of selling it and I am not sure even roughly what it is worth today. <br/> <br/>It is in pretty good shape besides a few blemishes in the finish, a missing pop-in whammy bar, and the lower set of hummbuckers seem to have a short in them or something....they worked fine when I gave it to my brother-in-law, but now that I have it back, they are not working at all. It has the origional hard-shell case with it too. This is not the Korean "Squire" model, it is the set neck version that came from Japan. And I don't know if it matters or not, but the color is metallic black. <br/> <br/>Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Mike</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

2006-01-11T04:11:44Z xavier http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/518b4831-8692-4cab-9e88-f263cc4cd9c3 2006-01-10T17:49:09Z 2005-11-16T16:14:49Z

<div>Hello there <br/> <br/>I'm new and from Belgium (yeah, not right next door I know). <br/> <br/>I'd like to know if some of you could help me a bit in this. <br/>I'd like to get a good lead tone with sustain and harmonics but without having to put tons of gain. I own a great amp, (italian top brand Brunetti, www.brunetti.it) so there's no problem about right gear or axe (s). <br/> <br/>Hearing guitarists like EVH, Petrucci etc, you can notice they have sustain, but also clearness without loosing precision because of excessive gain. It almost sounds like they're playing with a crunch/clean tone sometimes. <br/>So what's behind that ? particular effects (doesn't sound like) ?, compression ?, any tips on that ? <br/>Thank you</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 3 replies </div>

xavier 2005-11-16T16:14:49Z dimitris http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/98b36451-ff34-4c36-8c27-fa5ac3d2a791 2006-01-06T00:37:33Z 2005-12-07T08:10:20Z

<div>Dear friends <br/>Im looking forward to buy a guitar with a floyd system or ibanez's edge pro trem. <br/>I have ibanez rgt 220a in mind. AND MY POCKET HAS ABOUT 1500EUROS <br/>aNY OPINIONS>? <br/>pLEASE TAKE SOME TIME TO EMAIL AN ANSWER IN <br/>d.boscainos@eda.gr</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 4 replies </div>

dimitris 2005-12-07T08:10:20Z Spieli http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/631de4fc-d190-45a9-8466-f84a6845a20d 2005-12-28T15:14:00Z 2005-11-13T10:40:25Z

<div>Hello everyone. <br/> <br/>I've been playing the electric guitar for some time now, and I thought it would be neat to have an effects processor. The question is: which is the right one? <br/> <br/>I once had a friend's GFX-4 two days long and I couldn't get enough of it. I've googled around and GFX has furthermore a 5 and a 8 model. Both seem cool to me, but I'm not sure which one to purchase (if there isn't anything better). <br/> <br/>I mostly play at home, as a relax method after hard days ;) Nevertheless, I'd like an effects processor for a lifetime. <br/> <br/>I'm not really sure about which one to chose, though. GFX-8 seems unbeatable, but GFX-5 has more effects (on the list). Perhaps is some Digitech worth the effort? <br/> <br/>Anyway, I'd really appreciate it, if someone could enlighten my way :) <br/> <br/>Greetings.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 4 replies </div>

Spieli 2005-11-13T10:40:25Z wmlaven http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/a284c9d1-49ac-4c03-afae-9690224dabde 2005-12-28T03:04:48Z 2005-12-25T23:57:43Z

<div>I have an inexpensive 4 track recorder (Tascam?) and I want to lay down a rhythm track, then a lead over it just as a practice method (ie I'm not looking for studio quality recording)> I can't figure out the right microphone and mike set up. I've tried a couple mikes -- one I borrowed worked best, but I can't find it for sale anywhere. I bought one at Radio Shack (intended for voice) and I need to set it right in front of the guitar (electric) to pick up anything so the sounds is ok (just ok) but it sits so close to the guitar I might bump it.. In front of the amp it sounds like it's miles away no matter the volume level. <br/> <br/>What should I do? Is a mic made for instruments much better? Is omni-directional better than uni-directional? Is there a particular mic and/or mic set up which is best? Any recommendations would help because I just can't get anything to work right.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 5 replies </div>

wmlaven 2005-12-25T23:57:43Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/6a663d1e-7a46-49a3-b3c7-4c3cc3295a8d 2005-12-23T20:55:28Z 2005-12-23T20:55:28Z

<div>it's great to support yourself financially from your music. but those of us who pay the bills by making espressos or designing satellites can also be real musicians! one could argue that better music is made when one is free of expectations of its financial success. if you agree, or if you don't, let's discuss: <br/> <br/>http://tribes.tribe.net/realmusicianshavedayjobs</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

2005-12-23T20:55:28Z agentj http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/2429a933-3c96-4608-84d0-a4f0141cfb32 2005-12-06T13:28:03Z 2004-09-09T06:19:09Z

<div>If you're into pedals you've got to have one that's completely sick...capable of producing some beautifully horrible noise. Hands down, mine is the Digitech Space Station. <br/> <br/>I'd owned Digitech stuff before but only considered the Whammy Pedal to be a must-have. Before the Space Station. It kept the Wah-style pedal design of the Whammy, but used it instead to control synth bass &amp; string pads, psychedelic reverse delays, ring modulation, even a primitive arpeggiator. Still cool (if harder to use) were the sound that mimicked stopping a reel-to-reel tape with your finger and the one that sounded like you sampled yourself like 50 times, then did a bad CD burn of it. Truly Sick. And Sweet. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 27 replies </div>

agentj 2004-09-09T06:19:09Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/98724153-65e1-426d-926f-57b4e65a7a21 2005-12-05T22:38:10Z 2005-11-20T20:23:34Z

<div>The low E string on my guitar broke.... I have a spare for every other string (the last set I bought was the last time I broke a string, and it was also the low E that time)... I need to find less-breakable strings... this one was a DR string... I think I need to put some sort of titanium Samoan ass strings on my guitar... Any recommendations? I need something extremely resistant to breakage... <br/> <br/>I really wish I could get Teflon saddles for my Epiphone Les Paul's bridge, as that is where breakage occurs 95% of the time... I have a Bigsby vibrato on it and I'm sure using that just aggravates this syndrome... The aftermarket bridge saddles I've seen for sale will fit on standard Gibson Les Paul saddle screws but not on my guitar's screws... I also considered replacing the Epi bridge with a Gibson bridge but the post screws are different gauge... And so the holes in my guitar that they fit into are different size than a Gibson's...So I would have to have it done by a tech as I don't have the necessary tools and materials to perform such a change... But in the meantime, i just want to find the toughest strings out there... </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 12 replies </div>

2005-11-20T20:23:34Z ®ick http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/c05e7040-f64b-4098-9e0f-a4a6743f4140 2005-11-01T02:10:47Z 2005-08-03T09:17:04Z

<div>I bought a fretless Fernandes Native (with a Sustainer Pickup and a Roland Midi pickup and controls built in at the factory) from Reeves Gabrels (David Bowie, The Cure) It's an amazing instrument! I'm done with it now and would love to find it a good home. <br/>No reasonable $$$ offer refused... <br/>Trade maybe? <br/> <br/>Rick Torres <br/>erecords@hotmail.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

®ick 2005-08-03T09:17:04Z U-Turn http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/b1ef24ee-d01d-486b-93f9-73df0cd138a1 2005-10-02T19:23:34Z 2005-10-02T19:23:34Z

<div> I was thinking of purchasing One of the Electric guitar body around a Banjo designs made The Gold Tone Company of Titusville, Fla. <br/> My issue is this, No one around Carries the Banjitar in stock and am having some trouble getting buyer's feedback on this model. Does anyone have any input that would help me out. Would much appreciate it.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

U-Turn 2005-10-02T19:23:34Z Seul-Ki http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/bd49976c-d89b-4838-b18b-79f3a2e3e34b 2005-09-12T20:43:31Z 2005-09-09T05:25:02Z

<div>Hey, it's my first time trying to buy a new set of strings for my Hohner Headless guitar_ <br/> <br/>I was trying to find double ball strings, but it wasn't that easy.. <br/> <br/>I found this on the web, but i'm not sure if it's right for my guitar <br/> <br/>http://www.netstoreusa.com/daddario/AAOA/SPL016.shtml <br/> <br/> <br/>Would somebody tell me if that is good, or if there's any other good place to get double ball strings? <br/> <br/>Thanks!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

Seul-Ki 2005-09-09T05:25:02Z ScottShuster http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/52d5a72f-838a-4025-a31b-75b35cc67a8f 2005-07-05T15:16:48Z 2005-07-04T03:42:12Z

<div>Soukous is Africa's most popular sound, based on brilliant guitar work, mainly on strats. Hear it once and you will want to play it. It sounds really tough but it's not really all that hard to play -- if you've got the speed. Find out more by joining the new Soukous Guitar tribe, http://tribes.tribe.net/soukousguitar -- !! Never heard of soukous? Very popular for decades already in France and Belgium -- because it comes from Zaire and Congo, and tends to speak French when it's not singing in Lingala. We've really been missing out in the US. Pay no attention to the fact thatyou can't understand what they're saying: Just listen to the guitars - you'll be stunnned. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

ScottShuster 2005-07-04T03:42:12Z pinchericardo http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/5f21b604-da65-4821-a70d-61e8cd4ab053 2005-07-04T01:56:40Z 2005-04-08T03:39:20Z

<div>Any model or color or year...been playing a strat for many years</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

pinchericardo 2005-04-08T03:39:20Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/7e254772-36a1-40a9-8433-4123fe8111a7 2005-07-03T19:06:35Z 2005-05-02T17:57:31Z

<div>See above <br/>Thanks!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

2005-05-02T17:57:31Z Ac http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/49fc431a-dde4-4f25-befe-6b0e5e70cecd 2005-05-26T20:01:06Z 2005-05-25T14:43:12Z

<div>I was wondering wich of these guitars would be best for my price range? (around 200$) <br/> <br/>Greg Bennett Ic 20 (I believe has duncan designed humbuckers) <br/>Washburn x50 (not the x50PRO, but the other discontinued one) <br/>Aria XL STD <br/> <br/>I like mostly metal and I'm looking for a good tone and overall good hardware, not something that will fall to pieces in a short period of time. I reckon used guitars are a good choice for when in budget and in need of a good guitar, but I can't get any good ones.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

Ac 2005-05-25T14:43:12Z pinchericardo http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/a17ce5bb-d18a-4862-b97f-7b40d6e20e1f 2005-04-30T00:54:07Z 2005-01-29T17:24:10Z

<div>I had my '74 strat redone and put the Rio Grande p/u's. With this Victoria Amp and my LINE 6...I can get sounds (studio quality tone and no noise) ranging from Stevie Ray / Jimi to searing blistering Malmstein/ Halenesque...un beleivable combination for a 5 watt amp <br/>I have a 150 watt GK stack and a ton of small fenders....nothing comes close to this combo....</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

pinchericardo 2005-01-29T17:24:10Z wonderbreadsoul http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/b17aee9c-a3d0-4a68-962c-683e82f7c61b 2005-03-17T15:36:34Z 2005-02-06T00:01:23Z

<div>hey everybody~ <br/> <br/>need to get some new tubes for my amp. the power tubes i had were groove tube 6L6B's (2x), and the preamp tubes are 12Ax7 (3x). <br/> <br/>i did a quick search, and found GT 6L6R's and 616S's. does anyone know if the 6L6S's are worth the extra cash? or which sound better? <br/> <br/>and while we're on the subject, what kind of tubes do YOU play? <br/> <br/>muchos gracias~</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 2 replies </div>

wonderbreadsoul 2005-02-06T00:01:23Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/8a91c14f-7bd0-45c7-9aa3-b58f9a47d555 2005-03-07T23:52:13Z 2005-03-07T23:52:13Z

<div> Hey, folks. I have an EH Electric Mistress Deluxe (the rarer all green model, dated 1979) that isn't working... I can hear my guitar's signal when the effect is engaged and when it's not, but it's not flanging the signal anymore. There is a slight volume drop when the effect should be engaged, too. Any suggestions? <br/> <br/>Thanks in advance <br/> <br/>N8</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

2005-03-07T23:52:13Z http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/3e371c70-e718-4ac9-bad5-e62cdf2e695e 2005-02-11T18:37:06Z 2005-02-10T20:29:17Z

<div>Has anyone ever played one of the Focus VT-111S guitars? These strat guitars only cost about $80 from MusicYo.com. <br/> <br/>I figured they must be a real piece of crap because they are so cheap. But I read a lot of good reviews. They rival the Mexican Fender Strat. <br/> <br/>They have a plywood body and so-so electronics. But the neck is tip-top. <br/>I think it would be neat just to have one to futz around and experiment with. You would not worry about ruining it as you would an American Strat for instance</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

2005-02-10T20:29:17Z pinchericardo http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/f401753c-0531-48e8-bf4b-543f2ec2935c 2005-01-29T17:32:14Z 2005-01-29T17:11:07Z

<div>go to victoriaamp.com <br/>these things are un beeeelievable!!!! <br/>Ihave always been a fan of GK, Marshall, Fender...I bought a 5 watt Victoria.(tweed) with a 8" speaker...it was almost $900...best money I have ever spent..I play harmonica through it and my '74 strat with a LINE 6 amp modeler sounds like a cross of Halen, malstein riiiinging sustain...I cannot beleive the sound that comes from that tiny amp..the bigger ones are sooo expensive and soooo worth it if you take you sound and tone seriously. <br/>Richard </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 1 reply </div>

pinchericardo 2005-01-29T17:11:07Z Spartakeith http://electricguitar.tribe.net/thread/5df17784-a9ca-40f1-ab7c-8c087bc48973 2004-12-24T16:41:11Z 2004-12-24T16:41:11Z

<div>This Monday (12/27) I'll be playing a "solo electric" show at a coffee house in Santa Monica. I'm still recovering from a nasty finger injury, so instead of my usual "acoustic through a bunch of pedals and an amp" show, I'll be playing electric the same way. No backing band, just me and my guitar. So, I'd really appreciate it if any of you in the Los Angeles are would come out to the Talking Stick (1630 Ocean Park Blvd, Santa Monica, 90405) Monday at 8pm. Hope to see you there!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://electricguitar.tribe.net">Electric Guitar Forum</a> - 0 replies </div>

Spartakeith 2004-12-24T16:41:11Z