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So, Texas has natural resources. So do plenty of countries that are backwards. They’d tee off with no military to maintain sovereignty, no trade deals, no foreign alliances, and a top down economic view by those currently in charge. I mean, bye. Enjoy the next hurricane season without fema...

Yep. Heck, the regular Ultra is great. Boost the front and they crush.

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I’d start with tuners and nut, get it nailed staying in tune.

I don’t know if he’s homophobic but dude is certainly not politically correct. Comedians are like that.

Why can’t they live forever? Because we don’t deserve it.

I listened to the clips on apple music. I didn’t download it…I’ll get the cd.

You’re gonna hate what Joe Duplantier of Gojira plays then.

Catalinbread naga viper. Peavey Ultra 60 Yamaha LP-700 Ric 650 These are the things I use all the time. Everything else dips in and out.

So there’s this cover, and there’s the Ola/Mario cover of Mouth for War. I just want to point out that you’re talking two totally different singers. Phil Anselmo underrated.

Normally I’d say the studio preamp with your choice of power amp, but now there the mini mk so why both with a rack. That said, it seems the mini recto is their best lunchbox effort.

Are they ever. I've been a Floater fan for years. They've been on hiatus while Rob Wynia does his thing but the new cd is really good, and a bit more guitar driven. Check it out. The Thief. They're touring too.

I've pared down my gear to pretty much a couple amps and a few guitars. I'd always felt like I needed two amps, the Mesa Electra Dyne for cleans, blues, and rock and Peavey for metal. I was bummed out at the gain of the mesa, especially after hearing other recordings of lots higher gain. So...

Ola Englund left Washburn and has a new line. http://www.solar-guitars.com/ Imports, seem solid, reasonably priced, not the usual fare for this board but sometimes you don't want to drop $1500+ for an axe. I have no relationship here, just dig the Haunted and Feared.

I have a PRS with the rotary switch, and I'm not a fan. I like the coil splitting options so I'm mulling over installing a different switch, but I'd like to try to fit it in the rotary hole instead of cutting out for a blade. So I'm looking for something like a 5-way and find this 9 way...

So I'm flipping channels near the end of the blowout in NE and find this. I saw Zakk sitting with an acoustic and thought "this might be cool". Yeah....well...not what I hoped. He had it running with some light gain and, of course, a wah, which was rarely turned off. The song list was fine...

I can't help looking for gear, always the next thing. So I'm up in the attic cleaning out crap and what do I find? Peavey Ultra 60. Not the plus. I take it downstairs, plug it in, and this thing just nails the sound I'm always trying to get everything to sound like. :lol: :LOL: So I'm...

Helps with your clean tones. It's versatile!

Yes, I'd like to hear some direct comparison clips. Also, part of my reluctance is due to varying messages from the same industry. "Get a heavier block and sound better"..."get a lighter block and sound better"..."get a block of X material and sound better". When the only data is weight...

Then why is there no lead blocks? Or is there? I think I heard of a tungsten block as well.