hehe. aiya, PRS only... not like some playing Nik Hubers

haha. kidding mate. no hard feelings.

By the way, I guess by now most of you have seen John Mayer with the pink Jackson guitar.

i actually *ahem* read that magazine

available here in KL? would like to give it a go

have u tried the noise clamp? Basically it gates based on the guitar's input. seems to work for me even if i turn on boost, OD, amp OD, mid boost all at once (testing, i dont do that in a song).

ouch.
i might order a few items w friends on sweetwater so maybe express shipping might be worth it as will be getting a few items. have to check if i still have coupons/vouchers from them.

0-0-0-0-00-0-0-00 ROTFL!

I got the GraphTech PRS bridge for my PRS McCarty. it looks similar to that.

Give fractal a go at bald bears in DU, PJ. They have one for you to play around. However I thought the monitors provided was below average.
I've tried friend's fractal but not kemper though I kinda know a guy who owns one.

For amps, currently using small amps. Currently using Ceriatone OTS20 Cream Tolex and a Mesa Boogie Mark V 25 at home.
Well Music Master used to be the place to test out ceriatones.

Well, it definitely feels good as an amp modeler. Direcly recorded sounds is close to the real thing (mic'ed up cab) without all the hassle (those of you who have recorded know a cab sounds in a room/stage sounds and feels different once you mic it up and listen to it on studio monitors and record it). To tweak the axe fx you really need to spend some time on it (hence I dont recommend bringing your gf along when you are testing it. hehe).


however to remember that most rock stars endorsing this gets to have the axe fx hook up to a good FOH / monitor system, some even to cabs, getting the most out of what they hear. most home users however dont even own proper good monitor speakers to hear what it is capable of doing.

edit: i tested a friend's axe fx and not the one at bald bears

This post has been edited by echobrainproject: Jun 16 2015, 10:03 AM

the feel of the speakers moving, the bottom end, etc

Vai's Legacy amp isnt a metal amp. We have a 100 W 2x12" combo as one of our tube amps in.... CHURCH

if you are not gigging, check out BIAS. it is the fractal/kemper competitor in the amp sim plugin market now. Doesnt cost much too.

after all if you get fractal / kemper you will be playing through monitor speakers same as if you run through your computer > audio interface. Only thing missing is the pedalboard control.

oh forgot to mention, my Mesa Mark V 25 has cabclone built in, means you can turn off the cab (speaker off function, internal load) and then you can plug in your headphones and play away.

similar system goes for other amps like the peavey 5150 mini, line6 DT hybrid amps, etc

CBS?

Good question! I've yet to try! for now I've only tried it through the cabs.

hint: PM you

where to get the 6505MH locally? Wanna give it a try

This post has been edited by echobrainproject: Jun 19 2015, 02:57 PM

Ceriatone there's King Kong I think. But their high gain amps all high wattage. Gila loud.
Never really tried them but I've always liked their dumble clones (I love my OTS20!)


REALLY?! Gonna visit them soon!

Theyre that high?! I use them as deco in my home studio now!

recently saw a flyer on fb and it says the title "World's best guitar luthier (*Adds name here*)".

Wow, no disrespect but how does one give himself such a title?

haha its called marketing

lol you saw too?