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Another Metallica fan (dongh1217), glad to hear it 8) . In term of guitars and stuff, drool - very nice. And PRSKILLER, I see you've finally plugged that beauty in, I bet she sounds awsome :D .

Yeh, thanx for that Inspired, I also found a great book where intervals are explained, in fact I read through the chapter with them a while back but because I was only starting out, I didn't understand anything and sort of gave up on learning theory, but now its making more sense. And that...

That is beautiful!!! I've never seen so many Lonestars in one "gatheing" :P .

Yeh, I've just started learning theory to greater extent than before. A guitar is musical instrument which means that musical theory is an integral part of mastering it. It's one thing learning songs note for note using tabs and its completely another to not only start composing your own...

Wow, that site is excellent!!!, thnx. In terms of using it, i don't really know much theory at all, like i've heard that sort of terminology but thats as far as my knowledge goes. (Thats why I am trying to learn scales and stuff)

Yeh I hope so too, as this has SERIOUSLY hurt my passion for music. I went with a friend who had gone to many concerts in the past and claimed that it was alright in terms of the sound :shock: , I donno maybe I didn't go deaf enough to hear the songs because of my ear plugs, but quite seriously...

Isn't that what Malmsteen uses? BTW how do I use 1-2-b3-4-5-b6-7 and A-B-C-D-E-F-G#?

I though it would be nice to include one of these topics, so just post ur concert experiences here. I went to a Megadeth concert yesturday (17/4/05) and came out highly unimpressed. The place was called Queensbridge Hotel, which was probably the main problem as this place was rather small...

What scales can be described as dark, agressive, angry and melancholy? Like I am currently learning the major ones like C, A, G etc. and I was just wondring what scales would fit those moods? (if you write them out that would be much appreciated but naming them will suffice)

Thats great news :P thanx.

Well I sure hope so :lol: !!!

How long do you think that Mark IV's will remain in production (after all they have been in production for over 15 years now)? Because I want one (used to want a Dual Recto, but this thing has won me over) but I am planning on getting a guitar first and like a lot of us i don't have that sort of...

Well by metal I mean Metallica from early through to present (It's versitile right?-I know it is, everyone says so), Megadeth, Symphony X. Basically thats a good enough palette to describe my perception of metal.

Well by metal I mean Metallica from early through to present (It's versitile right?-I know it is, everyone says so), Megadeth, Symphony X. Basically thats a good enough palette to describe my perception of metal.

THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU !!! :P :lol: :P lol Nah but seriously, thanx man.

So CAN the Mark IV do metal (or at least come close)? This question is absolutely killing me :( . Like the way I see the answers to this (basically everywhere) is that people are sort of floating around this question but not actually giving more concrete answeres like yes or no :cry: (I know...

Shawn Lutz, what do you think of your DC-5? what do you use it for and stuff? I am thinking of getting one. And LavaMan, do you think that the Mark IV can do nu-metal? I've read up heaps of reviews that claim that the Mark IV can do everything you could possibly dream of (I want versitility)...

LavaMan 2 questions... 1.) What do you think of your Mark IV? What styles do you use it for? 2.) Which Dunlop wah do you have exactly, what do you think of it?

All i can say is AWSOME!!! :P That contrast between the safari blackburst and the other wood is awosme, thats a nice nice guitar in that ^ pic dude!!!

So essentially there is no difference between them if played at low levels? And basically only Celections 90s are the main ones used/released in present day mesa's? And also... in relation to the rectifier series, the major differences between the rectifiers is the power section/amp thing, the...