Should be better ..

Both are Mahogany Bodies ..

wat LP100? epiphone?
depends which yr.
older MIK ones are alder.
then when MIC started til sometime last yr or so, they were basswood.
now apparently its mahogany, tho i dont trust them.

Yes epiphone, i was planning on getting a new one as i dont know anything bout setting up an E guitar. Well i was planning on going mahagony but i wanted a very versatile guitar that can play most genre, i love rock and blues not much on the distortion side as i want to get my fingers better in placement. So my plan was to get a set for 1.5K which includes an amp for instance roland micro cube or line 6 spider 3.
thought of getting the set from dead eye. Advices please?

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Added on March 23, 2009, 2:36 pmI see but bro everdying says besides for the LP-100

This post has been edited by Bigblock: Mar 23 2009, 02:36 PM

I use a MIK LP-100, but I had to do lots of modifications, including installing new pickups, switch, tuners and soon to replace the bridges as well.......
A SA guitar is slightly more versatile with it's trem, but don't expect to pull of Steve Vai moves as a hard depress will probably screw up the tuning.

If you don't use a trem, you'd better stick with the LP-100.

Instead of the Micro-cube, why not check out the Vox line of Valvetronix amps? I'm using the VT15 and I'm absolutely in love with it. Lots of nice blues and classic rock tones as well as nice clean tone amps as well.

time for a new thread?
it has been 4 years.
-not spamming-

This post has been edited by .:zaxiao:.: Mar 23 2009, 07:33 PM

y is "dis" down here?