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About a month ago I had a wreck on my bike and did a pretty good number on my left shoulder. I was told that it would take four to six weeks to heal up. It's still very tender, and carrying a Les Paul across it right now is not helping. So, I decided I needed a lightweight fixed bridge guitar...

That is the rumor. Something about them wanting to get paid.

BKP Rebel Yell or the Nailbomb.

I used the Shure GLXD16+. Have not had any cut outs and have never worried about battery life at a show with a full charge. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/GLXD16p--shure-glxd16-digital-wireless-guitar-pedal-system?_queryID=1bc1ccfc481b9cefdebeaa323e8c4c63&_index=production_products#

The Captor X will give you more options if you ever want to take advantage of them.

I've been pretty much all Mogami for the past five years.

Yeah... not paying that. lol!

I ran the Morley Bad Horsie for years. Now using the Dunlop switch less. The Dunlop has some knobs on the side to tailor the sweep. It’s a really good wah.

2003 Gibson Les Paul CS 57 Custom. Loaded with a set of Florance VooDoo 59s. This is the nicest guitar I have ever owned. It was a gift from my wife for our 20th anniversary. From lush cleans to all out crushing, this one does it all.

I know a lot of people have been using the Line6 HX Effects for what you are wanting to do. Or you could use your existing setup with a switcher. I use the Musicom Lab EFX MKIII. However, there are plenty of other units that do the same thing.

Congrats! I had a 006 years ago. Solid guitar.

That's straight out of the QC into my Zoom camera.

Recently decided to make the jump from my Kemper to a Quad Cortex. So far, I have been really happy with the results I'm getting. Still refining tones for live use, but it has been such an easier process. I will say that I do miss some of the outstanding effects that the Kemper has, but for...

Both make cool pickups, but I tend to prefer Duncans. DiMarzio pickups have a "sound" to them. Sometimes I like that sound, but most of the time I don't. I find that Duncans let more of the actual guitar's voice come through.