i dunno ..i dont really need it... cos im self taught and i know piano and i play acoustic

so yea, if you really need the 20x go for it.
but, there are better and more sensible buys around too for that price.

uh... like ?

k to put it simply...
the 20w amp is stuck in no mans land.

its too loud for bedroom, and too soft for anything else.

so you can always look at the ever popular roland microcube, or vox DA-5 if bedroom is all you want.

I dont quite follow the "diagram" above.

My washburn is H-H, and "supposedly" can coil tap, ie change to single p/u via the push-pull pot.
What I mean by "supposedly" is that the standard neck humbucker is not a 4 conductor wire (I think), hence cannot. But I plan to get and install a Seymour Duncan '59 humbucker with 4 conductor wire. Then I can get a REAL single pickup sound

what that smackard at guitar store meant was...
a humbucker with exposed coils can coil tap, and one with a cover cannot.
that smacktard of cos didnt know about having 4 conductor wires.

err.... i think thread starter should check this out: http://www.lelong.com.my/Auc/List/2007-03D...TUNER_CABLE.htm

so everydying, u mean 15 amp or 16 amp pr anything less than 20 amp watts is good enough for room practice? btw, where is that shop thats starts with M? mighty music? the only shop i know start with M and having roland stuff, but then been both shops b4 and there are no roland cubes

He means that 20 watts is too loud so 15watts or 16 watts would be ideal for room practice. You might want to check out harmony in uptown, they should still have stock for it. In my opinion the Microcube is better than the Cube 15 since it models amps and not stomp boxes.

This post has been edited by sinergy: Mar 4 2007, 02:33 AM

my fender mini twin with its raging 1w of pure power is more than enough for my bedroom

i'm just wondering, what are the tonal characteristics of the poplar wood on guitars?

with that spec and pricing, why not that a look at ibanez or cort guitars?

This post has been edited by asura_86: Mar 4 2007, 09:11 AM

sorry dude but i dont really fancy ibanez guitar

okok..forget the coil tap thing

around rm1800 for

H-H or H-S-H
Lp like body
good tone and sustain
good wood
good build
mainly for strumming and solo ( no shredding )
no ibanez unless it looks like lp

For RM1800??

Go for an Epi LP-100..... I'm sure there are alot of korean made Epis left in KL.

i tought about epi lp 100 but they say its made in china now...and they use dots on the fret board on epi lp 100 which is fugly

This post has been edited by svrockstar: Mar 4 2007, 01:13 PM

LP-100 is a bolt-on, body is much thinner etc.
so you will not get the full LP experience.

So, basically you're buying a guitar because of the looks?

I'm damn happy with my LP-100 actually.... mostly due to the fact that it's a much lighter then my ZW LP and also with the EMGs.... it sounds brutal as well. Yes.... It's not the traditional LP tone, but it's quite close.

no...not only for looks ..dude but i do love a LP look..

anyway i just went to bentlys today , lots of ibanez but dint interest me and ive decided to go for the Godin SD guitar ( 1800 ) ...cos of its versatility and aparently quite good reviews on ultimate-guitar.com

http://www.godinguitars.com/godinperfseriesp.htm

its gonna go with roland cube 20X ..do you think its a good buy

Have you tried handling and auditioning the Godin?

How does it feel? comfortable? Size, shape, cutting ?
Hows the weight?
Hows the neck feel? (its a 12" radius fingerboard)
Is it bolt-on, bolt-in, set-neck, etc?
Hows the sustain?
Hows the frets? Easily accessible?
Hows the trem?
Hows the tone?
Hows the looks, finishes,... etc
The SD is a 24.75" scale guitar. Do you prefer it over 25.5"? Maybe feel no different

Just few things you can consider knowing

Interested to know your personal opinion
Appreciate if you could share.

nb: on neck construction, can read info from http://www.edromanguitars.com/tech/neckconstruction.htm

(nb: the view and opinion on neck constructions are of ed romans personal view. Others may not share the same view)

This post has been edited by Banzai_san: Mar 4 2007, 03:17 PM

I think i'm gonna solve
Mahogany?