Thumped Guitar Players Rig Rundown (1 Viewer)

[washingcattle]

Would love a Fender VI and I just found out Ian Squarehead has one so gonna get my hands on it for a spin soon ish.

Not sure that he does. He has a baritone alright but I don't think it's a fender VI.

 

[chris d]

"still got the older tagger on it."

class thread. it's a horn thread i can enjoy in work.

 

[mel gibson]

bump! post more gear,yis pricks

 

[Space]

Not sure that he does. He has a baritone alright but I don't think it's a fender VI.

It is a Bass VI but it's an Eastwood rather than a Fender. Tuned E-E and lowest string is 0.95. First bass GAS in ages.

http://www.eastwoodguitars.com/Bass...ejackvi-big/1848sidejackvintagecreamFINAL.jpg

 

[mark]

It is a Bass VI but it's an Eastwood rather than a Fender. Tuned E-E and lowest string is 0.95. First bass GAS in ages.

http://www.eastwoodguitars.com/Bass...ejackvi-big/1848sidejackvintagecreamFINAL.jpg

want

 

[washingcattle]

Seems like a beast of a thing alright but his is left handed so it's like trying to learn a new language with your left hand, like Flemish or Japanese.

 

[Space]

It's bass so it's not too bad playing one string at a time, although I just stuck with the low E and whammy action.

 

[washingcattle]

All I know is that my version of Gar Numans Cars suffered because of it.

 

[sparse]

This is just the stuff that I use regularly but you get the idea. The Gordon Smith, Yamaha amp & Acoustic are my home set up. The rest is used with Jogging.

 

[mark]

Hows that First Act working out for you?

 

[sparse]

Still trying to get the set up right, the pickups are waaaaay hotter than anything I've ever had so I'm still trying to get used to that & the jumbo frets. I'd say you'd love it. It is a really great guitar.

 

[ernesto]

This is just the stuff that I use regularly but you get the idea. The Gordon Smith, Yamaha amp & Acoustic are my home set up. The rest is used with Jogging.

Have the same 12 string, needs a bit of a service but looking forward to getting it up and running!

 

[JohnnyRaz]

This is just the stuff that I use regularly but you get the idea. The Gordon Smith, Yamaha amp & Acoustic are my home set up. The rest is used with Jogging.

whats that harley benton power plant yoke like?

 

[GO]

Have a fucked up jap telecaster,a roland microcube,a wah wah and a Marshall Jackhammer overdrive pedal and a vht super6 amp too.Set for life!

Would quite like a strat though.

 

[mark]

Would quite like a strat though.

This is something every guitarists thinks at one time or another.

 

[mark]

Still trying to get the set up right, the pickups are waaaaay hotter than anything I've ever had so I'm still trying to get used to that & the jumbo frets. I'd say you'd love it. It is a really great guitar.

I certainly love how it looks. Sure I'll have a buzz off it at some point I'm sure.

 

[sparse]

whats that harley benton power plant yoke like?

For the most part it's fine but it's no different than using the boss plug w /daisy chain (although you do have more outputs). When I was recording it was picking up some noise so I had to switch back to my boss plug and daisy chain. If I had the money and played in a pro band I'd get one of the more expensive options.

 

[GO]

This is something every guitarists thinks at one time or another.

Yeah no doubt..I've been thinking it for a long time.Hearing Anto play his one has given me a bit of a goo for one now buh...sounds so nice with the Marshall...glassy..aww yaeh.want.

Thats got me thinking...why anyone would want anything other than a Marshall head to play through is a mystery to me.They are perfection in every way.

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

I scratched the Strat itch a while ago.


Funnily,even though I still wouldn't put anything ahead of my Marshall,I've had a recent fancy for a Twin Reverb for some reason. Pity they're so bloody expensive.

 

[Space]

I must get you a spin on my Peavey Mace sometime. Does a very similiar clean chime to a Twin.