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Its not about the subject but Im wondering is the white pickguard ( generrally white) on the explorer is removable? Can I just remove it and have a complete black explorer or something ugly and unexpected look awaits under the pickguard?

>Here's my stuff...

Trivium & King Diamond - In the Fire from the Album "Roadrunner United The All Star Sessions". that song blew my mind away man!!! All the riffs, vocals and especially solos are freaking amazing... check it out

That was very helpful friends. Thank you

I have a Marshall JMP-1 preamp standing beside my dual rectifier. Im running the jmp-1 with a marshall valvestate power amp (which is a non-tube power amp) right now. Im more into melodic death metal and metolcore (in flames, lamb of god, as i lay dying,trivium). Just trying to catch a better...

Hello guys. This is a noob question but Im wondering how power amps affect the sound quality of preamps? Do they make any difference brand to brand on the tone or are they all about just a power supply?

Oh my god. I barrowed this pre-amp from my friend for a while and hooked it up to my mesa cab. It totally amazed me. Very tight tones and powerful drive. It gave me my missing unmuddy sound that i ve tired from my dual rectifier. The sound was close to Metallica's black album. Also its price is...

Middle = 0 LOL. I think James was like "Ohh the tighter, the better"

I guess they use roadster. They sound too tight for a triple rec to my ears. Also i think i saw roadster in holy diver's video.

Dunlop is my favourite so far. I use 10 or 11 for D# or D tuning. I suggest give it a try. I used to use ernia ball but they brake quickly.

i liked the color. black and red go great together.

Hey 4nkam is that peavey 5150 III in the upper right corner? And your thoughts about KH signiture as a metallica fan?

I have a g-major too and my suggestion is "go buy one, read the manual completely and start discovering how good is it." Also i got the best result with using it in the fx loop too.

By the way guys; ( i didnt want to open a new thread) how do you find out which year is a gibson made? looking first and fifth numbers of its serial number? thats what i ve heard

I ended up with Coors Light.