My new and thoroughly kickass Amp.

http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/ ... o-Main.gif

This thing rocks.

mesa amps rape.

ooo nice, what guitar?

http://www.prsguitars.com/secustomshsoa ... /main2.jpg
And: http://www.prsguitars.com/sesinglecut/img/main1.jpg
And: http://www.ibanez.com/eg/guitar.aspx?m=GAX70
And: http://www.hamerguitars.com/pics/models/GATSSO_lg.jpg
And:The Baritone http://www.espguitars.com/images/guitars/VB-400.jpg
and a Custom Tele, bubinga top, ebony /maple neck, with a little 59, cool rail, and P-90 Duncan pickups.

Wow v nice indeed.

TAMA drums FTW!!

I'm guessing you get lots of time to play them all. ; )

That is awesome.

How are the PRS guitars holding up? I heard that the wooden lining and the other parts that hold it all in one piece fall off after a while. Like the guitars aren't as durable as some other makes, but Ive been wanting to get one. I figure Id ask someone who was not a PRS rep and has used the guitars often, their opinion. Haha.

The Soapbar and SC have shit tuners and and unlivable pickups, but more with the Humbuckers. P90s sound decent. All other workmanship is perfect.
The Maple top Soapbar is fun guitar to play. It has that sleazy oozing funky fat tone.

This Mesa rips your face off!
Its the most kickass EL-34 amp this side of rare killer Marshalls.

The Argumentalizer wrote: The Its the most kickass EL-34 amp this side of rare killer Marshalls.

Speaking of amps that rip faces off,what do you think of crate amps

I like that big Blue Crate Tube Head Marty Friedman played.
I remember back in the sevienties when crates where actually wood crate boxes with 1 12 inch speaker and horrendous ripping distortion.
Cool, you could stack four up for mini wall of crates.
And then, of course, rip some faces off

The Argumentalizer wrote:a Custom Tele, bubinga top, ebony /maple neck, with a little 59, cool rail, and P-90 Duncan pickups.

Very smooth indeed
I really want to buy a Telecaster - Probably a Telecaster Lite Ash with the natural finish (http://www.fender.com/products/prod_ima ... 521_xl.jpg)
but, I only just purchased a new Yamaha electro-acoustic and I think buying 2 new guitars in a short space of time doesn't give you time to appreciate each one to it's full potential

Thats an amazing looking Tele. I love them. They can be thin and screechy and hard to intonate and hard to play, but the Tele is the only guitar with that liquid piercing tone. Both my Teles sound suprisingly good through this Stiletto Ace. And that Bubinga Tele was made by me from parts right off the racks at WD Music Products Fort Myers FLA. Weekends of drinking at the beach and building my guitar..

this is my want , tried one amazin...

http://www.jacksonguitars.com/products/ ... 2803050879

this is what ive got, sweet sounds and rocks with the cry baby

http://www.whitstableguitars.co.uk/west ... rdwine.htm

The Argumentalizer wrote:Both my Teles sound suprisingly good through this Stiletto Ace.

Well at the moment I am playing through a Marshall 100DFX and my main axe is a Jackson DXMG with EMG pickups and it sounds great through it. The Lite Ash Tele's I have been looking at typically have Seymour Duncan pickups which I've heard are good but really I want P90's so I'm not sure if it's worth shopping around a bit more and possibly paying a bit more.

lead wrote:this is my want...
http://www.jacksonguitars.com/products/ ... 2803050879

Deffinately recommend Jackson guitars, I've had mine just over 2 years now and it has never failed me both at home and on stage
Not sure what style of music you play and I know everyone says it but they are suited to literally every genre of music. Even though the one you linked doesn't have EMG's a lot of Jacksons do and the only thing I would say about them is that the distortion tone is a lot better than the clean but by no means does the clean suck