I know its not, but it reminds me of Another kind of green by john mayer. I feel it has the same vibe.

Cost of buffing a guitar body at a autodetailer shop? I have no idea whatsover. If you strip off the hardware
for them, it shouldn't be much.

Agreed with +3kk! there. RM190.00 should be acceptable price for Prince amp although you could ask whether they could reduce the price a bit. Their price is not usually fixed. Used to have Prince Adder 15w when I first started playing electric guitar. Clean quite decent but the in-built distortion is horrible. Probably due to my Maison guitar as well.

Okay. Wah showdown.

Morley Bad Horsie vs Dunlop Crybaby 535Q/95Q vs Wylde Crybaby vs Ibanez Weeping Demon.

if i got dough i go with wylde.. but i dont have so i use vox.. lol

Used Wyldes are around 400 But why Wylde?

the sweep says it all.. but that is just me la... this kind of thing usually personal preference.. i suggest u go try all then decide..

my vote....bad horsie....

CRAFTSMAN GS100 or AGILE AL2000
which one is better in terms of sound and wood quality and the most important the price (which one is cheaper hehehe)???

sorry la asking too many beginner's questions... just trying to build up some knowledge :-P

What compressors/sustainers do you guys use? Planning to build up my pedal collection

ESP>Wah?>Compressor?>Fulltone GT-500/MXR Doubleshot>Electro Harmonix Metal Muff> Chorus/Flanger/Phaser>Delay?> Noise Gate> Amp

Priorities are the Fulltone/Doubleshot for lighter distortion, then the Compressor, the Wah, then a power supply then the delay xD then whatever else xD

I have the Metal Muff for my heavy distortion already... so yeah.

I'd go for the very common Dunlop !

used to own a MXR super comp

never used it much ended up in the cupboard collecting dust, i dont understand the requirements of it tho. its imp live and recording la but those things reduce dynamics man

This post has been edited by +3kk!: Nov 24 2010, 11:45 PM

compressor/sustainer i like the pigtronix germanium gold.. haha my stuff is all online cause that is cheapest for me.... that thing looks good.. i'm getting in for my own xmas gift..

Dunlop, cause it's really versatile, but I read reviews stating that it has some hardware issues. can't remember the specifics though.

never tried a morley, would like to though.

the wylde crybaby's sweep feels kinda limited, doesn't do funk or that hendrix thing very well imo.

out of the list i'd go for the crybaby 535Q.

if i'm on a tight budget I'd get a vox 487A wah, not much difference compared to an old original vox wah. and if I have the cash I'll go for a RMC wah, which one I still haven't decided.

True dat, my friend bought the Dunlop 105Q and when he got back home, it had some issues and he had to send it back, haha.

i saw someone commenting that lighter strings give brighter sound which i think the fact is not like that.
heavier string gauge just got better sound and since the tension is higher, the sound is brighter and volume is bigger.
else why ppl would get a heavy gauge string to torture themself rather than the light string gauge that plays and sound good?

famous fingerpickers uses heavy string gauge, eg. Kotaro Oshio uses Dean Markley 0.12.

its up to your preference though, i started playing on a 0.12 and when i try lighter string gauge afterwards, it feels so much less power
and everything just feel weak to me. volume etc.

any suggestion?

but im looking for that suitable for hardcore music...6(sXe)9

kinda luv to have LP style....

or any nice guitar budget 800 below (guitar only)

I would recommend a Ibanez GIO series.

or up your budget a little and get an epi.

i think its more that with lighter strings, the bass doesnt come out as much so its perceived as being brighter.
heavier strings it brings out more of the full range.
then again, depends what brand and material the string is made from also.