�ptimysticism posted:

drat, since when did Epiphone start filling their LP bodies with lead?

�ptimysticism posted:

It looked like the weight of it was deforming your spine in that picture...

Owsla posted:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abalone

Short version: It's just random colors.

krisis posted:

Seeing how awesome RSPsych0's Les Paul looked, I decided to check some of them out at the local guitar shop.

Ended up buying a black Epiphone Les Paul standard

I'm considering getting rid of the pickguard, but i can't figure out how to do it without leaving a nasty hole near the neck pickup.

Sorry about the lovely camphone picture.

krisis posted:

Considering your title, i thought you'd like this



That's with the bridge pickup on the insane setting on a line6 spider II



And that's with the clean channel on both pickups

Craiglen posted:

magnificent7 posted:

We are so RICH dood.

3toes posted:

Vinno posted:

People told me I was crazy for getting the white one. Well we showed them!

Hamer777 posted:

How do those things work?

Concatenation posted:

Last week:


Focusrite Saffire LE audio interface. Speaking as someone who has never, ever used an audio interface, I'm quite impressed with this. Pretty easy to set up and use, sounds great, and is convenient as all hell. I just wish it was a little smaller.

Hamer777 posted:

In response to the gold debate, seriously picture my guitar with chrome hardware. I'm not really for it or against it but this guitar is a sexy beast.

bisticles posted:

I really like the look of that Schecter. I've got a thing for arched-top doublecuts lately, though.

Uncle Caveman posted:

The Girlfriend's upcoming birthday present. I'm going to make an acrylic pickguard & trussrod cover with her name and some sappy message painted on it.

Engine Fortegue posted:

Not really "gear," but I bought some strings at Guitar Center today! A set of Elixer Polyweb Mediums for my Ibanez PF5ECE (Penelope), and a set of DR Red Devils for my '85 Cort Custom (Delia).

This is what I'm buying next:



A set of GFS Dream 90s. They're humbucker sized P90s with 8.4k at the bridge and 8.2k for the neck. Aren't they dreamy?

These will be for Delia, her pickups are stock and honestly the blow chunks, plus a P90 equipped guitar is all I'm missing for my rig!

Mugendai posted:

That looks cool. How good are those at replicating actual instrument sounds? I figure you can do all sorts of awesome synthy stuff with them, but if they can do a fairly good replication of actual saxophone sounds with the right software, that could be really usefull for me.

3toes posted:

Guitar Rig 2 software edition. I'm kinda wishing I had the foot-controller, but god drat is this poo poo expensive as it is... =\

DKWildz posted:

Been looking for a little while, but I think I've decided in the next week or so to pick up this:


Epiphone Les Paul Custom in Silverburst

keratas posted:

Thanks for that help but I read that the Pods accept 1.2A minimum and 2A maximum when it comes to power, I'm not sure if 2.2A will blow it up to kingdom come, the 1A won't power it ive been told.

mofolotopo posted:

Why are those guitars on the bed? You're about to have sex with them, aren't you?

Valtaherra posted:

Just bought one of these on Ebay for around 70% of the list price, so I was pretty excited.



It's got all the software and recording capabilities I need, a poo poo ton of effects and amps, and I really just needed a kick in the rear end to get back into playing guitar. This couple with getting my guitar repaired is going to be awesome.

mofolotopo posted:

I just did this, although I haven't been home to play with it yet. Buy it from RivensBitch, he saved me over 10% off of the lowest retail price I found.

pennywisdom posted:

Don't the X3's have USB recording capabilities?

Spaceship Zero posted:

Whaa? Not true. I've used my xt live for recording and playing live and have needed no such special program.

Kerro posted:

Thanks to the people who provided suggestions in my thread about buying a digital piano.

So I got this:

hamaien posted:

Run the mono out from the POD to the line in on your computer and keep it unmuted.

mofolotopo posted:

Yep, just tried monitoring and playing through the X3 Live using Sonar, and there was no noticeable latency.

mofolotopo posted:

Yep, just tried monitoring and playing through the X3 Live using Sonar, and there was no noticeable latency.

ReverendHammer posted:

Went into GC today to pick up a keyboard stand and walked out with one of these for $75 (no cable or drivers, but that's easily fixed):

ColonelJohnMatrix posted:

I'm trying to sell my Gibson Les Paul Vintage Mahogany, and my Dean Blueburst V, and I'm going to buy this bad boy

Gibson ES-137

who cares posted:

It's awesome.

DaFuente posted:

Quite obviously, you should put the Whammy after the Talkbox. That way you can divebomb your voice.

Cojawfee posted:

Shouldn't that be before the talk box?

Scarf posted:

There is a way around the cut-off. If you have a pedal with stereo or simply a Wet/Dry outs, you can run one to the talkbox and the other on down the chain. That's what I did when I had a Banshee in my bass rig. That way I didn't lose all of the low end of my bass when engaged. A Y-split/cable would work as well.

But yeah, there isn't really a way I can think of to put the Whammy after the Banshee and have it alter the talkbox's tone.

Oh, and now they have the Banshee 2 which allows your signal to pass on to the amp, so you don't need the whole y-split solution.

http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/...-Box?sku=482390

Carbohydrates posted:

I don't know what you guys are talking about, fat necks own. My R8 has a 58 profile neck, which is even larger than their standard round/fat profile. The bigger the better!

Livingston posted:

My black LP has been without a girlfriend for much too long.

sailorjosh posted:

Got some cream plastic and gold knobs for my vintage mahogany lp I posted a page or two back...