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mindjames
Israel322 Posts
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Whitley
United States238 Posts
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DrCooper
Germany261 Posts
On October 09 2013 04:07 Whitley wrote: Anyone have any thoughts on the Line 6 Spider IV 75? I'm still pretty noob at guitar and playing out of a Fender Frontman 15g which sounds.. pretty crappy unless the volume is way low.. I found one of these guys on craigslist for a decent price and wanted some of my friends at TL's thoughts.. anything? Yes/No Love/Hate? I don't own a Line 6, but I hear everywhere they're pretty crappy. Your best choice is to try one out  | ||
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beg
991 Posts
On October 09 2013 04:07 Whitley wrote: Anyone have any thoughts on the Line 6 Spider IV 75? I'm still pretty noob at guitar and playing out of a Fender Frontman 15g which sounds.. pretty crappy unless the volume is way low.. I found one of these guys on craigslist for a decent price and wanted some of my friends at TL's thoughts.. anything? Yes/No Love/Hate? my advice is to go to a big music store and try out a lot of amps. chances are you can try your line6 too and then make up your mind whether to buy it. (and it's a shitload of fun to play some $2000 guitars on huge amps) | ||
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renoB
United States170 Posts
On October 09 2013 04:07 Whitley wrote: Anyone have any thoughts on the Line 6 Spider IV 75? I'm still pretty noob at guitar and playing out of a Fender Frontman 15g which sounds.. pretty crappy unless the volume is way low.. I found one of these guys on craigslist for a decent price and wanted some of my friends at TL's thoughts.. anything? Yes/No Love/Hate? Line 6 gets a bad rep because their sound doesn't necessarily scale at volume with their spider amps. I have a line 6 spider 2 150 watt with a 4x12 cab, and boy does it sound good alone in a room, but I've never gotten it to make the tone I want while playing with others. Those are fairly common amps though, so if you have a local guitar center, go play one. Go to a local shop and play a bunch, try a variety of tube and solid state amps. When I was looking for an amp, I went to every store in my general area looking until I played through a mesa dual rectifier and the sound was everything I had ever wanted. | ||
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Whitley
United States238 Posts
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Teoita
Italy12246 Posts
On October 09 2013 04:48 beg wrote: my advice is to go to a big music store and try out a lot of amps. chances are you can try your line6 too and then make up your mind whether to buy it. (and it's a shitload of fun to play some $2000 guitars on huge amps) Screw that, go for the 5k+ Custom Shop Les Paul :D | ||
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SixStrings
Germany2046 Posts
On October 08 2013 00:26 NarutO wrote: Hey there! I will be starting off tomorrow. I will be learning on my own... at least to get some basics and get a feeling for the guitar itself. I don't want to visit a music school without having at least a bit of feeling for it, but I consider it after getting a few things. I got myself a nice Yamaha Pacifica 112 BL and a Peavey Vypyr VIP 1. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://www.musik-klier.de/prods/yamaha%20pac112bl%20xl.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.rockpalace.com/gfx_productcode/XL/138466/Peavey-VYPYR-VIP-1.jpg) Hope to rock  Wish me best of luck! :DThe Pacifica was my first electric as well. Great instrument for the price! | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
On October 09 2013 07:13 SixStrings wrote: The Pacifica was my first electric as well. Great instrument for the price! Nice ;-)! So I made a good choice. Arrived yesterday, I've never felt so fat in my life trying to play G-Dur lol. T_T was a bit frustrating that I can hit 300 apm in Starcraft but cannot play simple G-Dur without muting another string TT;; | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
LTD H-1000 E-Deluxe ![[image loading]](http://www.espguitars.com/esp2006/images/guitars/H-1000w-emg_BLK.jpg) I love that girl Got a Spider 2 150W Line6. That's not a great amp but it's quite good at home for what i do I used to play on a guitar from the brand "Schon". But i can't find any picture of it. | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
(terran theme, cough... cough.. http://www.gametabs.net/pc/starcraft/terran-theme-1 | ||
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deth
Australia1757 Posts
I got GAS so bad right now, this is basically my dream guitar, at least $600 AUD off what I'd normally have to pay.. | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On October 10 2013 17:59 NarutO wrote: really liking your guitar. Asides from the sound, I believe double humbucker also looks amazing. Play us something bro (terran theme, cough... cough.. http://www.gametabs.net/pc/starcraft/terran-theme-1 If it was me you were responding thank you :p But in my memory terran theme was hard. I'm not that great of a guitarist. Also.. Carpal tunnel ftw :p But i'll give it a shot if i have time. Also i need to get it to the shop because i didn't play for a long time so i sure need some tunning on the frets (you know.. maintenance) and change my strings because it's like 2 year old. I have a question for guitar enthousiast. I found the model of the old guitar that my borther in law gave me for a time (i don't know the english word for rent, but free). It's a Schon L'arrivée Reverse Standard in "turquoise" color. It's the white model on the image bellow. ![[image loading]](http://www.nsblues.com/gear/images/ns_lst006.jpg) Is it worth anything ? I remember that this guitar was great but... that was when i started. | ||
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Batcha
Bosnia-Herzegovina72 Posts
On October 08 2013 00:26 NarutO wrote: Hey there! I will be starting off tomorrow. I will be learning on my own... at least to get some basics and get a feeling for the guitar itself. I don't want to visit a music school without having at least a bit of feeling for it, but I consider it after getting a few things. I got myself a nice Yamaha Pacifica 112 BL and a Peavey Vypyr VIP 1. + Show Spoiler + Hope to rock Wish me best of luck! :DDoesn't it make you happy when you see a person just picking up an instrument with that green enthusiasm... Thanks for a huge grin dude, i wish you the best of luck! :D You have an awesome experience ahead of you, whether it is just fooling around and learning about stuff you find inspiring or really digging into it while getting excited about every breakthrough that you discover and frustrated each time you hit a wall. Simply enjoy the ride and you will rock, i promise you that! | ||
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renoB
United States170 Posts
On October 10 2013 19:16 FFW_Rude wrote: If it was me you were responding thank you :p But in my memory terran theme was hard. I'm not that great of a guitarist. Also.. Carpal tunnel ftw :p But i'll give it a shot if i have time. Also i need to get it to the shop because i didn't play for a long time so i sure need some tunning on the frets (you know.. maintenance) and change my strings because it's like 2 year old. I have a question for guitar enthousiast. I found the model of the old guitar that my borther in law gave me for a time (i don't know the english word for rent, but free). It's a Schon L'arrivée Reverse Standard in "turquoise" color. It's the white model on the image bellow. Is it worth anything ? I remember that this guitar was great but... that was when i started. Theres just something about '80s shred guitars with point headstocks that I love. I don't know what the price is for that particular one (its made in canada by L'arrivée), but the ones made by jackson are going for upwards of $2k. According to some guy on the les paul forum they're on par with the quality of the jackson soloist. Either way, pretty sweet guitar. (and I believe the word you were looking for was "loaned") | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On October 11 2013 06:04 renoB wrote: Theres just something about '80s shred guitars with point headstocks that I love. I don't know what the price is for that particular one (its made in canada by L'arrivée), but the ones made by jackson are going for upwards of $2k. According to some guy on the les paul forum they're on par with the quality of the jackson soloist. Either way, pretty sweet guitar. (and I believe the word you were looking for was "loaned") Oh loaned yes that was it Thank you.It's a pretty good guitar. I prefer my LTD but this guitar is pretty sweet. It's have a rich kind of sound. | ||
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renoB
United States170 Posts
This is what I've been drooling over lately: http://www.blackwaterguitars.com/main/index.php/finished-instruments/14-sample-data-articles/79-05-01 This guy makes awesome guitars, that I can't afford. But the beautiful orange quilted maple top has inspired me to get one similar. I'm thinking at some point when I have money lying around I'll order a carvin with that color. But there's nothing quite like that headstock (even though its a black machine rip-off). | ||
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Ben...
Canada3485 Posts
On October 11 2013 06:04 renoB wrote: Given that it is a Larrivee, it should fetch a good amount. Larrivee guitars are not cheap. The ones they produce today go for over a $1000 minimum. As for that one though, I have no idea. It is cool though. I love 80s guitars.Theres just something about '80s shred guitars with point headstocks that I love. I don't know what the price is for that particular one (its made in canada by L'arrivée), but the ones made by jackson are going for upwards of $2k. According to some guy on the les paul forum they're on par with the quality of the jackson soloist. Either way, pretty sweet guitar. (and I believe the word you were looking for was "loaned") | ||
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Elegance
Canada917 Posts
On October 10 2013 18:04 deth wrote: http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/doncaster/guitars-amps/ibanez-rgd2127fx-ish/1027954146 I got GAS so bad right now, this is basically my dream guitar, at least $600 AUD off what I'd normally have to pay.. yayyy someone else plays a 7! I've got a couple of Ibbies currently - a RG7620 (painted all bright red!!) and a USA custom RG which unfortunately has been painted over but that's ok because it plays like a 90s MIJ RG anyways (has BKP coldsweats). Also, that LTD pic above, Nice cockstock! | ||
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screamingpalm
United States1527 Posts
Ah well, still love my USA Strat the most. | ||
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