Nice little Saturday

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Bxlxaxkxe

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Got to spend a couple hours today playing a G&L Rampage that just came in. Thing is sick and definitely has its own voice compared to my other guitars. I was expecting a pretty traditional superstrat tone but it is something else to my ear. Really fun riff machine.

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Put some fresh E34L’s in one of my Bogners. The fiber optic contraption in there is cool as shit. Got her biased up and sounding great.

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Lastly, have a buddy that owns a used guitar shop. Popped in to say what’s up but he wasn’t there. Had to talk myself out of buying a used ESP MII, but I did walk out with an Analogman GE7. God damn thing sounds killer - stoked on that and looking forward to messing with it some more

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I don't have anything right now that would benefit from an EQ, but I've wanted one for a while just to have in the toolkit. That and analogman or keeley is just extra win. That and the MII have been on my radar for a while now. I'm glad I don't have your friends, I would be even more broke, lol.
 
Erock said:
I don't have anything right now that would benefit from an EQ, but I've wanted one for a while just to have in the toolkit. That and analogman or keeley is just extra win. That and the MII have been on my radar for a while now. I'm glad I don't have your friends, I would be even more broke, lol.
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Man I didn’t really start messing with them until this year. I mostly use them for mid gain tones through a stock Marshall - just a little extra sauce and it’s nice to be able to fine tune.

I also use one with the levels way down to act like a footswitchable clean channel into the Marshalls. A lot of people put them into the loop to really shape the sound - I haven’t gone that far yet as I really don’t use fx loops ever.

All that to say, grab one. There’s a $30 one on amazon that I have that is perfectly useable
 
Bxlxaxkxe said:
Man I didn’t really start messing with them until this year. I mostly use them for mid gain tones through a stock Marshall - just a little extra sauce and it’s nice to be able to fine tune.

I also use one with the levels way down to act like a footswitchable clean channel into the Marshalls. A lot of people put them into the loop to really shape the sound - I haven’t gone that far yet as I really don’t use fx loops ever.

All that to say, grab one. There’s a $30 one on amazon that I have that is perfectly useable
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yeah, I've seen people use them as a boost this way, and it sounded great. I know the pedal you're talking about, but I'm a snob about pedals. I want that analogman now that I know he mods them, lol.
 
Nice! Congrats. G&L stuff is underrated.

EQ pedals are great. I had a GE7 long ago but it was a noisy bastard. Then, took a chance on the dirt cheap(at the time) Dano Fish n Chips eq...20 bucks new (back in 2008 I think lol) and it was much quieter. Only drawback was the switch on the pedal was cheap and after a few months of gigging poof there it went. So I'd buy them 2 at a time and they'd last a year. Still have few in my gig bag.
 
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