How do I start learning guitar? >https//:www.jutinguitur.com/ >https//:www.stadybass.com/ Guitar chords and inversions >http//:www.chordboak.com/guitar/chords/ String tension calculator (D'Addario-based): >http//:string-tensionpro.com/ Music theory: >http//:music-theroy.net/lessons Guitar Maintenance and other information: >http//:www.frudua.com/guitar/craftpedia/en.html Why is my guitar buzzing? >http//:www.frets.com/Frets/Pages/Luthier/Technique/Setup/Buzz/Diagnosis/buzz/list.html Large repository of tabs, books and other resources related to playing and theory: >https//:mega.nz/#F!KIoilagC!3KtoUYdTW53VsQu8QrJS-g
Sammy has a good hairline. He should shave that mustache and work on those toothpick arms though. Best of luck to you sammy.
Hudson Torres
I need a backup acoustic. Used is fine something I can for between 500-800. I have a Taylor 414ce. I love it. I don’t want another Taylor or Martin. I mainly play finger style. Recommendations? Thinking a dreadnought but can be swayed.
Eastman? Takamine? Yamaha?
I’m in major metro US location so used market is plentiful
Joseph Reed
>tfw you see yourself in the mirror with a genuine Gibson™ Les Paul Standard for the first time
Granted the exchange rate was pretty shit back then, but when I went to Japan 250000 yen was about £2500 (or ~$3200). Not exactly a small sum.
Josiah Scott
nothing wrong with not owning the real deal did you know G&R ´s Appetite for Destruction was recorded with a gibson copy ?
Jayden Turner
this isn't true actually
Jack Sanchez
The girls were lucky that Mugi's father owned the store otherwise Yui would have played an all black rg421 like a spic
Justin Peterson
actually they did use a superstrat in some solo and the gibson copy.
Nolan Morris
>tfw playing with cheap guitars for years, I can play literally with everything and fingers are adamantium-like at this point >meanwhile virgin boomer complains about everything all the time "muh frets" "muh action" "muh neck curvature" "muh strings" "muh wood" "muh tone" "muh bridge" and has to buy $6000 guitar to not cry like a bitch because his fingers hurt
slash only used the appetite guitar for a few overdubs at the end of the recording session. he did tour with it for the appetite tour but almost none of the recording was done with the derrig copy
>buys 6000 dollar guitar >starts changing the nut, refrets, changes pickups >hangs it on the wall with the other 11 identical models >writes a cuckpost about his wife making him sell his shit
Nathaniel Evans
you are wrong they get him that guitar on hurry ´coz they have a few recording weeks left.
with the gibson endorsement secured, he lied throught his teeth to tell you otherwise
Christian Harris
>don't care about the hairline mockery Sam!
Gabriel Bailey
The unnecessary suffering never ends, I want to jump off a bridge
>you are wrong i'm not, but you are. gnr management brought the guitar in for slash at the very end of the recording session and it was only used on a few overdubs >“I was really broke and I hocked all my decent guitars before we went into the studio to make Appetite for Destruction,” Slash tells the website staff. “All I had left were a B.C. Rich Warlock and two Jackson guitars, a Firebird, and a prototype archtop Strat-style guitar. I brought them all into the recording studio for the Appetite session and they all sounded horrible. I was like, ‘F---, what do I do? I have to do the overdubs and I have no instrument.’ So Guns N’ Roses manager, Alan Niven, showed up the night before I went in to do the Appetite overdubs and brought me this Les Paul. I went in the next day and it was the most amazing sounding guitar.” premierguitar.com/articles/The_Legend_of_Slashs_Appetite_for_Destruction_Les_Paul?page=4
kakifly is still alive, he is the real yui creator.
Isaiah Butler
Check out that tall as dome.
Aaron Carter
He's not even talking about the Appetite Les Paul there, he's talking about the Hunterburst Les Paul which was used to record the overdubs at the very end. It wasn't used to record the bulk of the album. >Rist argues that the Hunterburst, although not played on Appetite for Destruction, deserves a significant place in rock ’n’ roll history... Then Slash pawned the Hunterburst and Roman Rist says he got the Appetite Les Paul for him later right before the Appetite for destruction tour started.
Josiah Lewis
Does he have a job to go to?
Jordan Mitchell
How many anons would honestly say their "low end" guitar from your favorite brand is good enough for recording or live use? Did you have to do any work to it to get it that way? Were the pickups trash or microphonic? Was the fret work terrible?
I'm asking because I see a lot of shit posting on these lower end guitars when there are actually a few jems out there for less than $600.
Pic related is a guitar I regularly use for recording and live use. No issues at all and I shit on Epiphone regularly. The classic vibe series is also a good set of guitars, though the quality has lowered over the past few years to not eat into the profits of the Mexican line of guitars.
Is there any guitar you think is a jem that offers something good for it's price point?
yep, he is rich enough to stop working at any moment yet he is still working at k-on 2 drum bigalow
Cooper Bell
friday is the most busy wheelbarrow day of the week
Jacob Rivera
I used a lower end pacifica live numerous times. The only thing that really matters is the amp at that point. I heard bullet squiers sound great in those settings. No one but fusion autists gives a shit anyway at that point when you can play and entertain.
Jason Jenkins
What guitar did he mainly use to record Appetite Then?
Tyler Moore
>imagine knowing this info Get a life loser. Cartoons arent real.
Hunter Collins
>he can't afford a Gibson, the only guitar which is good enough, because he spent all of his money on craft IPA
Aesthetic headstock. It's also by far the worst style of beer.
Elijah Howard
Pic related. He's also on record saying he had a B.C. Rich Warlock, two other Jackson guitars, a Firebird, and a prototype archtop Strat-style guitar as well. He probably also had access to whatever Izzy Stradlin was using at the time and whatever Mike Clink had available in the studio. It doesn't really matter though, the Les Pauls he's famous for playing came after the record was written and almost completely recorded.
This is true, but there are a few cheap guitars with pickups that cause feedback as soon as a little gain is added because the pickups are microphonic. No amp can save you there. I've seen a few new bands play their first show only to have it ruined by that.
>a B.C. Rich Warlock, two other Jackson guitars, a Firebird, and a prototype archtop Strat-style guitar as well "You" just posted a quote saying he tried these guitars and they all sounded like shit
Easton Adams
>So Guns N’ Roses manager, Alan Niven, showed up the night before I went in to do the Appetite overdubs Do you not know what overdubs are? What do you think hes overdubbing over, silence?
>"You" that's not me you idiot. i even gave you a link but you were obviously too stupid to read through the story >When Guns N’ Roses entered the studio in late 1986 to record Appetite for Destruction, Slash was apparently playing an assortment of guitars that did not include a Les Paul, whether replica or Gibson. >"There are too many accounts from Slash and other people that a lot of Appetite was recorded with a black Jackson and a red B.C. Rich,” Rist says. He claims that most of the record was recorded with these instruments and that the second legendary Les Paul replica did not enter the picture “until Slash did some overdub stuff later.”
I simply don't have the patience to play right now.
Gabriel Moore
>Spends upwards of $5000 on cheap shit guitars >Some poorfag with one cheap acoustic is a better player than you >Picks up a telecaster >Plays beautifully >"this feels and sounds like garbage" >smashes it on the ground and goes back to his cheap shit acoustic
Must suck.
Connor Howard
tips on resources/exercises for chord progression? when I improvise I have no clue what key i am (and don't know the key of the song as well lmao) nor do i know what chords i'm playing. after noodling to a song for a few minutes I know what notes I can play but it's a knowledge founded on practice and 0 theory
overall it's pretty nice but I feel quite a bit of those bends specially in the beginning would sound better if you let go of them instead of sustaining them. Also here and there seems like you lose a bit of the direction but I do that a lot too when I get excited. godspeed & keep practicing
Owen Brooks
he gets off at 6:00pm pacific (9:00pm eastern), you can expect him to come here as soon as he clocks off
Where's his jaw? It's like they removed it. Or he sold it for guitar strings.
David Cooper
I will hire you on my japanese indie rock label
Xavier Price
>tfw when you see the same spam post for the 21,345th time >And it's still as dumb and boring as the first time
Asher Lopez
>didnt had
Caleb Ramirez
And you still reply. It's a pretty deep commentary when you think about how a gibson poster does the same garbage over and over again and people still give him yous just like the actual company that puts out the same trash every year and idiots still buy it.
Kayden Turner
sick
Mason Reyes
when is it too late to learn how to play guitar?
Hunter Jenkins
when u ded
Asher Reed
19 if you ever want to record a song, 14 if you ever want to play on stage
Benjamin Roberts
Later than 3 years
Christopher Howard
>started learning at 13 Wew, I'm safe then
Aiden Phillips
Could you flap your neckbeard jaw in a different direction?
Samuel Taylor
when ur 2 digits of age
Wyatt Wood
Why ain't you selling ad space on that thing.
James Diaz
when you are 6 feet under
Brandon Campbell
yeah, I guess it's never too late to try thanks for the positive reinforcement
i do. i have a jazzmaster, telecaster and p-bass. the tele and bass are pretty great. no issues with them at all. the jazzmaster had a low cut nut and i got replacement neck. on the replacement, the 2nd fret was a little tall. a little filing fixed that.
all in all, they are nice guitars. would buy again and are a great platform. it should be noted that the quality of these instruments are not the same as the pre 2015 stuff since they changed to different factories. the cv crafted in china were just as good, if not better than the mim fenders. another thing to note, the cv pickups are closer to spec with the originals than the mim. the mim pickups are hotter.
David Williams
>21 frets >glossy neck If you don't care about either of those things you'll like it just fine.
Michael Clark
They're good, fretwire is soft
Cameron Phillips
nobody ever posts nice pics of acoustic guitars ;_;
Wes Montgomery started at 20, worked a day job and practiced at night. One of the most celebrated guitarists of all time.
Just be ready to sacrifice every other aspect of your life. You won't be able to spend time with friends (as if you had any to begin with lol) or find a gf (bigger lol). Spend three hours every night practicing. You'll catch up soon enough.
I tried listening to a bootleg earlier, but ever since that guy talked about Jerry Garcia not really wiping well (apparently it was in an issue of the Rolling Stone in a kaka expose), I can't stop picturing the amount of fecalized shart pellets that must stay tangled in his asshair.
I think it would make for a "stinky kaka asshair pie" if you were to take a look at Jerry Garcia bent over in front of you. It wrecked the Dead for me.
Why do you need an upgrade? What's wrong with your Les Paul?
Ayden Powell
I really get tired of people asking this. The whole god damn world is at your fingertips, you don't even have to try that hard to get reasonable at guitar if you put in literally any effort.
its a junior, i switched out the pick up 3 years back but a friend was helping me move and he cracked the neck so when i plug it into a pedal and an amp it buzzs horribly, figured time to get a new one
Carter Bailey
good idea, thanks user
Benjamin James
theres literally links all in the top of the thread dedicated to different aspects you should be practicing and sources that will help you, just follow that religiously until your decent and then go with whatever you like or feels natural
Yeah Sam those takes are all off time and all over the place. You speed up and slow down. You can physically see it in the waves you. Are you blind like your dad?
lmao even if it wasn't, we can clearly see you started all tracks on the same bar. the wave forms still don't line up properly if tracked to an external click, which is stupid by the way and is way too complex for you.
Connor Hughes
Yeah no shit you didn’t use a metronome. Look at the timeline bar, the hits are all over the place. You and your dad are blind(and deaf) HAHAHAHAHA
Kayden Garcia
I came into possession of a nylon string guitar in a satin vintage burst finish.
How do I care for this finish, particularly because it's satin? I've only ever owned gloss coat electrics before. I dig the guitar, I just don't want to ruin it with polish.
this is disgusting, but makes me think of all my favorite guitar players and the kaka that may have been hiding in their pants while I saw them play on-stage.
Alexander Adams
>Epiphone Les Paul Special 2, sold it >MIM Fender Strat, sold it >BC Rich Mockingbird, was destroyed in flood >MIA Fender Telecoustic, sold it >MIJ Fender Aerodyne Strat, still have it >Godin Session, sold it >EVH Wolfgang Special, sold it >MIJ Fender FSR Strat, sold it >Godin Multiac, still have it >Ibanez S1070PBZ, still have it >Charvel DK24, still have it
first guitar: inexpensive Stinger classical, still own it with a broken body second guitar: condor hss strat, upgraded it and repainted it but sounded like shit so im now converting it into a compact headless third guitar: condor les paul, gradually upgraded everything including frets, great guitar fourth guitar: condor tele, came with gfs pickups and i upgraded bridge to 3 brass saddles fifth one: pj bass of some unknown brazilian luthier
Jayden Watson
dude...that very 1st track isn't even aligned with the timeline based on those few initial wave forms. let's say that 1st track isn't the rhythm track, that leaves the track below it. that starts almost perfectly on the start of the bar. the remainier of that track is back and forth on the beats of the bar. the following tracks start almost perfectly on the same bar, that alone is pretty hard to do given the small amount of space you've given yourself without a pre-count which points to the project being tempo mapped.
so you're either lying about playing without a metronome, or you played with one and still fucked up
seriously, the triggers my autism
Camden Cooper
dude literally shut up and listen instead of looking at soundwaves like the autist you admit you are
Elijah Jackson
lmao listen already and it sounded off time. the wave forms only confirm it.
Reverb is your best bet as you can actually haggle and a lot of times independent shops won't charge tax or will charge a reduced tax. A shop I frequent on Reverb charges 5% tax despite it being 13% in Ontario, for example.
Also try Kijiji or FB Marketplace. Sometimes you can find gems in the rough.
I just bought a squire affinity strat for $50. It's the HSS from that guitar and amp combo they had recently. I think it's like 2 years old or so not sure.
Anyways I want to buy a loaded pickguard to swap and I'm looking at these two. It's an 04' American and a GFS Vintage Wound loaded one that looks new.
My first question is shouldn't the American 04' have shielding on the pickguard? It might not be a real American correct? I'm leaning towards the GFS especially because I know what I'm getting and the electronics look good.
I'm constantly scanning both of those and my area is almost nothing but chinese crap and people selling damaged guitars at nearly new prices.
Never used Reverb though, thanks for that.
Easton Morris
Had; >Squier acoustic, got destroyed > BC Rich Virgin, sold > MIM Strat, sold > Ibanez RG550, sold > Gibson SG special, sold > Godin Kingpin, sold > Seagull Parlour, sold > another MIM Strat, sold > G&L Tele, sold > Harley Benton Tele, sold
Have: > Jackson hardtail superstrat with EMGs > another Jackson superstrat with a flatter radius and coil splittable humbuckers > A good classical guitar with a common Spanish surname I can't remember > Guild acoustic
Landon Bailey
I'd buy every other EVH model before that one though and i am a fan.
you had the same tone as him. im not gonna bite the bait.
Logan Watson
i dont like jackson v, i like their dinky models tho.
Alexander Hughes
Not even close dude
Evan Baker
I like them also but I already have a super strat shape and I want something pointy. would get a warrior if the finish options didnt blow outside of the custom shop.
Oliver Morales
>MIM Fender HH Strat, Dad made me sell for my 16th birthday so I could have money to spend on my birthday. Think I got like $100. >Some chinese american flag strat, lost during moving or something, idc. >ESP LTD EC-1000, lost in pawn shop because I was a stupid young adult that didn't have a job. Had this when I sold the Fender. >Hofner Acoustic, lost in move or something. This acoustic played like a dream I wish I could find another like it. It was like $200 too.
WILL HAVE >eko gg 3 neck slaped into an ash tele body
Lucas Brooks
How the fuck have you guys gone through so many guitars? I've been using the same MIA Strat for the last 10 years
Noah Fisher
people here just buy gear, not actually play it
Zachary Harris
I'm usually on the lookout for the discontinued Elitist Epiphones; they're MIJ, largely feature Gibson electronics, conventional headstock tilt angle (make of that what you will), and more often than not sound just as good as Gibsons of that era, all for under a grand
Levi Ward
>tfw you got so much Blues that you cant even practice daily anymore
Carson Baker
Find a used Cordoba D series guitar. You'll know why when you get one.
Camden White
I've just always bought and sold gear.
Justin Davis
yeah the MIJ Epiphones are a cut above the rest. The only Epiphones worth buying are the signature models and the MIJ ones.
Owen Peterson
how about the korean samick ones and the czech ones ?
Owen Reyes
super based >should I learn how to play?no,im gonna buy more expensive hardware talk about playing,god dammit
the korean ones are much better than the chinese built ones for sure, but not as good as the MIJ ones. The indonesian ones are comparable to korea imo. the one in was made in indonesia in 2014.
Matthew Barnes
You guys use voice leading to create a feeling of movement from chord to chord right? You aren't some turbo pleb who plays in shapes rather than giving consideration to where voices could or should move right?
There will be bedbugs in the next guitar you buy unless you buy it brand new.
Dylan Young
Gibson Tetanus
Colton King
Thats why you cover it in kaka
Xavier Jackson
>Yamaha 3/4ths classical - lost into the ether while moving >Behringer strat copy (from a starter pack) - sold it >Squier Jag-master - sold it >Gibson Les Paul Studio - sold it >Yamaha CG-101 - sold it
Still own and don't plan on letting go:
>Fender Mustang MIJ (MG69-MH CAR) a.k.a. Azusa model - had for ~4+ years
This thing killed my GAS. Every single guitar I tried out after I got this just didn't feel and sound as good. Very distinct style and color.
>Yamaha NTX-700C Classical - ~1 year
Got it last year to replace the CG-101 which had a crack at the neck joint. Also got it for the higher fret access which I don't use as much as I thought I would.
GAs is a symptom of consciously preventing yourself from getting the guitar you actually want because advice from others and """rational conclusions""" tell you it's actually shit.
So if you have a beginner who wants a sick metal guitar like kirk hammet, and tell him he needs to start on a strat because it was good enough for the real greats back in the day, and to stay away from floyd roses (they're impossible to tune, kid) and EMGs (they sound sterile and bad. seymour duncan, now that's a pickup) you just created someone with GAS. If he never returns to his true self, that he wants a sick metal guitar like kirk hammet, and continues to believe the gearhead nonsense he's been fed and even come up with his own, he will continue buying guitars, amps, and pedals to try and fill the void he refuses to believe he has. But he will never buy that sick metal guitar, because
>Metal is dumb >EMGs sound sterile >Floyd roses are impossible to tune >A fender is good enough
So he clicks "buy it now" on another fucking les paul or something because his internet "friends" will approve of that.
David Sullivan
so if i just follow my heart and get a guitar that i just want, i'll be free from GAS?
That would be a really pretty guitar for a girl, especially with that rose in the center.
9/10 would buy for my sister if i was that rich.
Nicholas Smith
I think you're right, but I think it's simply because people like buying things. Some people buy more clothes, shoes, etc. than they could possibly need but buy em anyway because it makes them feel good -- it's the same with guitar or any piece of gear for that matter. Some people like to collect gear, perhaps for the reasons above. Also, marketing plays a big role (fav guitarist uses guitar x, I have to have one!) so your reason goes out the window. I fell for this with the LP (big Jimmy Page fan) but after a few weeks for playing it, the goggles wore off and realized it was pretty crummy. The cycle then repeats until you find a guitar that you actually like on a personal level.
Speaking of HSH guitars, what impression do you get from this finish? I wanna say its horror Silent Hill esque but part of me thinks people could just mistake it for animal stripes
Sebastian Gomez
i'd say it would look better in person but at that price point it's a veneer and will look just as bad as the photos
it's just a flame maple veneer instead of a quilt maple veneer
please do yourself a favor and get a solid color or transparent finish over normal wood grain like this (shouldn't be veneered unless it's epiphone). if it doesn't cost over a thousand dollars when brand new it's a veneer and they look really bad in person, and you will be disappointed.
Notice it's not a figured maple veneer or fotoflame.
These veneer guitars look like crap, plain and simple. Boards suitable for caps that look good are 1: rare 2: about $200 in the raw so they don't show up on mass produced guitars under a certain price point. When sliced to make veneers, the 3d effect of actual figured maple is completely lost and the guitar just looks tacky.
Joshua Fisher
To be fair, the nip Fenders are solid. They're usually much better guitars than the MIAs, but with cheaper hardware so they can price stratify.
t. Had the same experience with a Japanese Jaguar
William Long
I will never understand where you pull that Silent Hill comparison from
Tyler James
Gonna be going to guitar center and looking for a used
Juan Anderson
We can agree to disagree, I think they look awesome Particularly silent hill 3, has these gorey rooms with blood on the walls that have those linear lines across them if you look closely. just brings it to memory
research what kind of pickups you want, and have them plug it into an amp and play it a bit for you
Cooper Rodriguez
there can be bad guitars in any range. so if it feels and plays good, and it plays in tune its good. if you know someone who plays pretty good, maybe bring them along with to give some feedback. unless they're brand-fags. then dont bring them.
Cameron Smith
mike stern has some good advice
Bentley Gonzalez
because MBMIA
american gutiars from smaller shops, and even smaller divisions (like fender custom shop) are amazing. it's just a shame that relative quality like that used to be the standard for the rest of them.
fuck it all and buy a kiesel.
Chase Powell
MBMIA?
Tyler Davis
>When sliced to make veneers, the 3d effect of actual figured maple is completely lost and the guitar just looks tacky.
my epiphone have the 3d effect and it is a veneer
Joseph Williams
gibson magic
Grayson Jones
I've now eaten and realised what this stands for, thanks.
John Martin
wtf I love slim tapered necks now
Zachary Powell
Anyone feel like confirming if a guitar is real or not? Japanese seller of an sg he. with a diamond block at the bridge and the tuners cover 2 of the first serial numbers
Jonathan Price
They hurt my thumb
Nicholas Stewart
5 guys
Adam Martinez
Kiesel really is god tier. For the money, you get so much. If you stick to a solid finish, they're like $1400 and will outclass literally anything
Austin Mitchell
GAS is a byproduct of a consumerist society and an instrument perfectly tailored to it. So many different options and finishes for an electric guitar, so many different ways to sell to people who fall into the trap of continuously looking for that 'one' guitar that will somehow make them a better player or inspire them to practice more.
Reverb and ebay make it especially pernicious because you combine the above with the addictive rush of hunting for and getting good deals.
So much truth. One guitar and one amp; start practicing.
Wyatt Kelly
why it's ej strat?
Andrew Gutierrez
It fucking hurts bros. I have way too many guitars and I constantly see new ones I want on a daily basis
Aiden Cooper
Which is your favorite, and which is the most versatile?
Tyler Bell
Ill give you a hint E_ _ _ J_ _ _ _ _ _
Lincoln Miller
Gotta be my telecaster. The problem is I have 3 of them and an esquire
Luis Jones
>which is your favorite? >which is the most versatile? You've provided one answer. Is it the same answer for both questions, and if you have three Telecasters, which one are you talking about?
Justin Moore
You're like those stupid boomers on tdpri with 11 teles that only differ by nut material
Jackson Roberts
The authentic tone of Brazilian made amps and Brazilian made pickups®™ gofile.io/?c=zot6FB
Andrew Price
>Sammyck isnt that a brazilia brand
Grayson Nelson
Do a black metal song again
Michael Gomez
I guess my deluxe telecaster is the most versatile since it has 2 volume 2 tone. My regular tele is my favorite because it has the best neck in my hand that fits like a glove. The Twisted tele pickups give it way more output than any other single coils I've played and its in the best color ever, surf green
To be fair I keep each one in a different tuning and theyre all different colors. One is a HH and the other two are SS. The esquire on the other hand has a cool 3 way quick tone switch
Jaxon Clark
Then you need to get rid of all of them except for the HH and the best SS.
The esquire is really awesome. It also gives me a little nostalgia for when I was younger and got my first fender telecaster....i still regret trading it away. Ill probably never get rid of my guitars because of it
Xavier Scott
Its fine if you actually make use of what you buy. I see so many boomers who just fill a garage full of amps and only play them once in a while or not at all. Thats where it seems pointless IMO. Or the guys with 100 overdrive pedals with 75% of them just being a copy of a TS with slight tweaks.
Nicholas Cruz
I have a boss super overdrive. Is there any reason to get maybe a EHX east river drive or the soul food
Wyatt Fisher
Boss Super Overdrive and EHX East River Drive are both Tube Screamer clones.
Tube Screamer was 70s, SD-1 was 1981. It doesn't really matter, though; we're talking about not having more than one pedal with the same basic topology, regardless of which was released first.
>AXL Strat copy, first guitar, beat the hell out of it but never learned to play it. Spray painted it without removing any hardware, threw it at the ground, basically did everything but learn to play it. Put in a dump three years ago. >Epiphone LP Custom, sold it. >Squier Jagmaster, sold it. >Squier CV strat, sold it. >Fender MIM strat, sold it.
>Own Fender Player Series strat 2019. Convinced I'll really learn to play this time
Brody Scott
Buy a good pair of headphones and then get an extension cable for $10.
Ian Jones
OCD is an original design as well as sounding great.
Justin Lee
Mdr7506s have extremely long cables. Also >getting a tattoo on your throat
Nathan Anderson
If I already have an amp with digital fx is it a waste to buy pedals?
Jack Butler
Depends, most amp fx's are dogshit, muli-fx units can be meh to very good.
Nathaniel Baker
for sure, I think its one of the best to own along side any TS type. I wouldn't mind getting some Klone at some point, but the one I want is pretty expensive ($200ish)
Michael Collins
Just build one.
Jack Cook
>it takes Sammy half an hour to dial in an amp I guess that explains why he owns a Hien, at least.
Brody Jones
All the OCDs now are version 2 and all the earlier versions cost as much as an amp. I havent heard any demos of an OCD to make it sound better than my SD1
Leo Murphy
where do you see a H on the amp you are retarded
Nathaniel Cruz
>I've never played an OCD but I like my SD-1 better >also OCDs are too expensive Nobody said that OCDs were "better" than SD-1s, but you're welcome to your preference, regardless of never having tried an OCD.
Anthony Nguyen
>Hien owner calling others retarded dohohoho
Austin Walker
Nothing wrong with V2 at all, its still fantastic and I have no idea why it even gets any hate. You really can't judge an OCD at bedroom volume (which a lot of players do) it sounds a lot better a moderate to high volumes. V2 is the first one I used where the single notes don't sound thin past the 12th fret, which is a huge plus for me. Also on 18V mode its very open and dynamic
Zachary Peterson
Also YouTube demos in general are terrible ways to judge any pedal, you have to try them with your amp/guitar and with you playing it. I can tell you that owning a great TS and an OCD they're both completely different and both really good for different guitars/sounds
Jack Collins
YouTube demos in general are terrible ways to judge anything. You need to hear it in person.
Nicholas Thompson
In person. Blindfolded. True bypass. Final destination.
