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There are a couple parts that have their normal sound plus a cocked wah sound or other things, beyond that it sounds pretty rectish to me. I'm strictly talking about rhythm tones. I tried to find an interview or something from then but I'm having a lot of trouble finding info. Let me know if...

I'm using memories of magazine interviews that I read over ten years ago when I was 12 as references......lol. But I thought that the main rhythm sound on Issues was mostly a rectifier, and that they didn't start blending heavily until Untouchables, using a VH4

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Version 1! No longer in the market for one..

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Very tempting.... I've seen these around, always wanted one. I've never played it, or any mark series for that matter. I've spent long nights watching many mark clips though, haha. Can you get a really tight sound similar to a Pittbull UL? I have one of those and am temped to sell it for this, ha

What kind of gear? The stuff listed in your sig?

Killer track!

Assuming you trust her credentials, I might pay $200 to hear some feedback. I guess it's not really that much split up between four or five guys. I would not however, be comfortable paying someone to see if they like me or want to work with me. I know that this is around less and less these...

In my opinion, Dimbag and Randy Rhoads. I guess I'd say nickelbacks lead tone, but they're not exactly known as an iconic "guitar" band. They are getting airtime though

I personally didn't like the EVM12l's. I didn't like the mids for some reason. I dislike v30's also though, so I'm weird, haha

It's not overdrive, but I use a Furman PQ6 parametric EQ in front(and in the loop) of my two channel triple rec. Boosting at about 250 and 1.6k

Awesome! In the market for a Road King myself :D

Korn, Issues