Red Mosquito

Strat wrote:

Self wrote:Someone talk me out of upgrading my flanger to a M117R. About to add to cart.

you only YOLO once, bro.

spent a while with this and it's more than just a flanger. I think I like the chorus I can get out of it better than what my chorus pedal does. not that I use much chorus, or flange, or delay, or pha...why do I buy pedals?

I've been eying this for some time now...i don't need it at all but i want one and they're only $400..even if its just wall art later on...

oh just get it. what is it?

Self wrote:oh just get it. what is it?

squier starcaster

let us know what you think, once you get it

i wish it came with the leather pouf and the carpet

You can get that separately with all the money you saved buying a cheap, used guitar.

Bass rig is sounding pretty gnarly. Last night I ran a Hot Cake through my SansAmp and pretended I was the bass player from Sleep for a couple of hours. Would recommend.

I just saw an ad for a Paul Reed Smith acoustic guitar and though I still totally suck I love it and will probably buy the damn thing.

Life's too short. Buy that shit.

It’s just so pretty

It looks entirely standard aside from the PRS bird inlays. But the build quality will be solid, and that's all that really matters.

I’m gonna sell my Marshall svc20 amp.

Don’t use it. Don’t need it.

Don’t care for a single 10” speaker and I can get the same tone and more out of my fender twin II

Yeah that seems like a no-brainer. A 10" is only really useful if you often find often yourself out and about jamming.

Ello Sailor wrote:Yeah that seems like a no-brainer. A 10" is only really useful if you often find often yourself out and about jamming.

I dont love the tone of it cranked so im not even sure how much id like it were it to be mic'd at a gig or something.

It doesnt handle pedals well either. I know it really isnt meant for that and the classic marshall crunch is certainly there....but i dont feel its versatile enough.

Jamming in a rehearsal space with a full band im afraid it might even get lost in the mix.

Shit, you don't get much better than a twin.....

Sounds like you've reached the level of GAS + hoarder where you don't have to worry about losing the ability to get a certain sound when you shed a piece of gear. That's a great place to be, Strat.

Ps fuck you and your record collection.

Ello Sailor wrote:Ps fuck you and your record collection.

Wanna come over?

Strat wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:Yeah that seems like a no-brainer. A 10" is only really useful if you often find often yourself out and about jamming.

I dont love the tone of it cranked so im not even sure how much id like it were it to be mic'd at a gig or something.

It doesnt handle pedals well either. I know it really isnt meant for that and the classic marshall crunch is certainly there....but i dont feel its versatile enough.

Jamming in a rehearsal space with a full band im afraid it might even get lost in the mix.

Shit, you don't get much better than a twin.....

Super Reverb?