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Elpelotero, you mentioned some of the amps you like pertaining to certain years and to what I assume certain serial numbers?....just curious as to why you like those particular ones and how you can tell when an amp was made? I have a Dual Rectifier amp head that I'm trying to figure out when...

um, i barely know what the chasis is :lol: I appreciate the advice but I definitly would not feel confident taking anything out. Even when i get new tubes i always take it to a tech. It would be kewl to know how to do a lot of that stuff myself, maybe thats something i can work on in the...

wow, i never even thought of that? (seriously) Not that it matters too much but I'm curious WHY it gets better sustain, like is it due to the fact that the string is stretched out longer accross the guitar or something like that? Johnny who? :lol: just teasing here :D I actually never...

hello everyone :) I was browsing eBay earlier for Mark amps and came across an old one with some sound clips the seller posted. Check it out, theres some real tasty tones on this one, my favorite is the Randy Rhoads crunch and the light overdrive sound as well.... I have never really triend...

thanks for the link but it doesn't say how to identify the year out of it so i think i'm gonna look on the Mesa site to see if I can shoot them an email about it.

I've always known that longer scale length guitars are better for tuning stability in order to increase tension on the strings if your tuning down. Other than the low tuning issue is there any other reason(or benefit) for longer scale?

I have a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier amp head which I believe is from the mid to late 90's. Just wondering if there's any way to tell when it was made? I heard that it has something to do with the serial number? any info would be appreciated, thanks in advance.

so, i'm just curious if i'm outta my mind with my 'Horton take'?.... its just that the stubbornness with people just boggles my mind...this isn't necesarily directed to anybody on this board, i'm just venting... :( by the way, answer my other post about your old LP....please!...g ****, its...

hey buddy, i think you responded to my schecter post earlier.... i was going thru the posts and noticed your les paul you were selling a while back. I'm sure ya got this a lot but its beautiful, just curious why you sold it and how much you got for it (if you don't mind sharing)..... thanks!

um, ok?...LOL.... when i said any and all comments would be welcomed, i'm not sure if a single smiley counts cuz i dont know what that means...he he i see james in your sig, he's my hero!....that wood grain guitar he's playing, thats his esp sig model, no?

as far as the Jerry Horton guitar, let me tell you right now - THIS AXE IS THE BEST KEPT SECRET IN THE BIZ!...I'm fer serious and I'll tell ya why. PEOPLE , FOR THE MOST PART, ESPECIALLY IDEALISTIC GUITAR SNOBS ARE STUPID. Why, you ask?....well, they'll play a guitar not because it SOUNDS good...

i've always loved the design/shape of this guitar....i actually own two jerry horton signature models(the original version that was modeled after the c1 but with real duncans.) just a few questions comments i could use some feedback on: -when i looked at the specs on musicians friend, it said...

nice job not only with the tone but also your playing.... is it me or could the guitar tone use just a pube hair more mid?... but that brings me to my next question. To my understanding, the selling point on the TA has been the fact that it literally has the capability to dial in any amp on...

I think after reading that I've finally realized how those rack-mount wah units work! fer serious :D I've allways seen peoples racks in mags n stuff with Crybaby rackmounted units and I'm like "wtf?" So I'm assuming the "brain"/user interface is in the rack unit and satelite pedal is...