I enjoyed Metallica a lot! I wished I went! I didn't know they play full sets! Had I known!
I enjoyed LP Giobbi earlier too!
I also enjoyed Royal Blood just now!
Yep! If you have Hulu, Lollapalooza in Chicago will be streaming LIVE from Thurs (7/28) all the way to Sunday (7/31)! This is the link where you can pick and choose who/what to watch.
And this is the schedule: https://www.lollapalooza.com/schedule
I see Metallica is playing tomorrow...
Dragonsheart picks. It's like having 3 picks in 1 for whatever way suits you. Give me great grip and better picking. Lasts almost forever on me. I could not go back to normal picks eversince I started using them.
I don't play death metal, but I was happy with a rail humbucker in my ex tele! It sounded like in between a bucker and a coil, but it could definitely go heavy. It has a unique sound actually.
One of the bands that inspired me to play was The Cult! I have always wanted to see them play live as a teenager in the 80s. Being in a third world Asian country, I always thought that there would be zero chance that they would come. If wouldn't have afforded the ticket anyway. It took me almost...
I don’t have a real amp, so I'm going the modeler route.
1. My modeler is a Headrush Gigboard with a Mission Engineering expression pedal.
2. If 2 guitars only...
My hot rodded PRS S2 Darth Paul tuned to drop C.
And, my Agile Geodesic 62527 tuned in drop B.
If I may sneak in a 3rd, I...
Mine is actually in a closet of the laundry room where my wife despises because she claims it's in her way. My challenge is where to place my guitars. It's a constant stressful dispute of space, that it's taking away my interest and playing inspiration.
Forgot to mention, the rail buckers were i deed louder than the single pickups, so I opted to change my neck pup to an overwound for a closer balance than adjusting heights that may sacrifice the full potential of the rails being too far from the strings.
I heard good things about the SD JB jr on a strat type guitar. But, I loved the rail buckers on my ex tele eventhough they were an Artec. I would imagine that it would have been better if it was a branded one. Coil sized buckers don't sound like a full sized humbucker. They have a unique sound...
To keep it somewhat strat authentic looking, how about a coil sized bucker for the bridge? A Vega trem would be nice too so you can be crazy on the whammy.
Try out a multiscale 6. It gives you both worlds. Longer scale where it matters, regular scale where you usually play lead. I had a hard time doing some leads on a baritone. Well... I'm not much a lead player anyways.