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I run an 85 bridge and 81 neck combo in my Ibanez prestige RGA321 and it slays. Absolutely love the way it sounds. In my ESP Horizon I run a traditional 81/85. Just depends on the guitar. I've had dual 85's in both guitars in the past as well depending on the the project I've been in and the...

These are just some rough cuts and some are scratch tracks, but there are some cool tones in here from a few years ago. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=691843&content=music and one fully mixed one http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1828188/OD3.wav

I just joined a new band called Nasty Midnight and we'll be playing with Blue Oyster Cult Friday October 21st in Oneonta, NY at The Oneonta Theater. If you're in the area swing on in!

Interested in a super clean Tremoverb?

The quality of this really sucks, but it's the only thing I've recorded since I got the Tremoverb. You can hear though that the Recto flub and fizz is gone. I can post higher quality clips of my old Roadster with a 12AT7 in the phase inverter boosted with a Maxon OD if you're interested. It sort...

Crank your volume on this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzKRPJB8BiM

It's tough to describe. It makes everything sound more focused and tighter. Smooths out the top end and considerably tames the Recto 'fizz' while tightening up the bottom end immensely. It allows you to have the massive low end of a Recto, but with the tighter attack and more liquid gain of a...

Everyone has different tastes in tone, but I for one absolutely can't stand Recto's without an overdrive. For me at least, the key to great tone out of a Recto is a Tung-Sol in V1 and a 12AT7 in the phase inverter.....coupled with a Maxon OD808 boosting the front. On the OD run gain all of the...

It makes it considerably more focused. Gets rid of a lot of the fizz in the high end and the looseness of the low end. It doesn't get rid of any gain, just makes the gain more fluid and usable.

Definitely. I'm a huge advocate of a 12AT7 in the phase inverter of any high gain amp. Gets rid of the dreaded Recto fizz and tightens the amp up considerably. I've got a 12AT7 in V5 and V6 and love it. I'm sure they'd sound great in the Roadster also.

I had a Roadster for a few years and currently have a Tremoverb. The Roadster definitely has better cleans....but not by much. Throw a 12AT7 in your phase inverter and your cleans get a lot cleaner.

Got one. No longer on the hunt.

sold

Selling my 1993 black Gibson Les Paul Studio with an ebony fretboard. I picked this up totally gutted a few months ago with plans to make it a project guitar, but it doesn't look like I'll be getting to it anytime soon. It had a headstock repair, but I work in a music store as a tech and it...

I'm just not going to fight it anymore. I've owned some awesome amps over the years, but nothing does it for me like a Boogie.

Well my Mesa itch is back. Looking to buy either a Recto (Dual or Triple) or a Roadster. PM me with info.

Dealer cost is a little under half of the list price. I haven't seen the snakebyte in person. We probably won't get one in unless it's a special order

Well after 5 months of being back ordered, my Standard Series NT-II finally showed up today. So far I'm really digging it. The Gotoh locking tuners are coming out and it'll be loaded with dual EMG 85's by this weekend, but all in all it's a cool guitar....especially since I got it at dealer cost...

This is an absolutely killer guitar. I'm only selling it to fund some new toys. Set mahogany neck and body with a maple veneer and a rosewood fingerboard. Grover tuners and some actually pretty awesome sounding stock Peavey pickups. $250 takes her home.

Hey guys I'm sure this has been discussed a billion times, but for those of you who have owned both a Mark IV and a V....how does the Mark IV mode on the Mark V sound? Can it get pretty close? I'm on the hunt for another Mark IV, and the V will be a little easier to get my hands on.