Originally posted by wtshnnfb01I prefer marshall tones myself.
Originally posted by AlexI play a H&K Tubeman through an 18 watt class A power head and a Celestion Vintage 30. Couldn't be more versatile. Additionally I use a Danelectro mini floorboard with autowah, vibrato, tremolo, reverb and delay. During a worship set I always have my slide and my E-bow handy, just in case the spirit comes crashing in and we happen to start jamming on stage.
My main guitar is a strat that I assembled from a MIM deluxe ash body, a Highway1 rosewood neck, a Wilkinson 2- point tremolo, two texas special single coils and a Little 59. Sounds beautiful.
Alex
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979[..]
Marshall's are good for some things. Hi-Watts for others... but the Vox AC30TB is pretty versatile.
Although, obviously... I would love to have one of each and a Fender Deluxe and a Fender Bassman and a...
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988[..]
By the way Alex, my name is also Alex. Haha.
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988[..]
Wow. Man, that's totally cool you built your own strat. Awesome man. I love the highway1 necks, they have a great feel to them. Post some pics man!
By the way Alex, my name is also Alex. Haha.
Originally posted by AAV711IT'S HERE!!!!!![/U][/I]
Originally posted by Alex[..]
Here's one of a conference service I've been playing in.
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Assembling a strat from parts isn't much more difficult than assembling LEGO bricks. Try it once with cheapo parts, then you can do it yourself forever. Building your own body, neck, fretboard is much more difficult. So I don't do that.
Alex
Originally posted by AAV711
The rest of my gear
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