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 Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:18 am
theguitarwhore digitech rp250. biggrin nuff said Yes because that's definitely a source for comparing a $6000 Ibanez and a Squire. The Digitech RP250 doesn't seem to be a guitar last I checked. If you're going to sit here and bullshit your way through this or at least try then just say so. I'll leave it at this right now actually, if your next reply to me doesn't consist of a source then you proved that you're ignorant and don't know what's coming out of your mouth. Oh and I won't reply to your next reply if it doesn't consist of a source either (An effect pedal isn't a source my friend unless you can find a video of the $6000 Ibanez and the Squire being compared with the pedal). kthxbi :]
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:20 am
kasacoon imo esp and schecter are the way to go. you get a guitar with great pickups. esp active emgs schecter demazios schecters dont use dimarzio, althought that would be an interesting tone possibility 3nodding most schecter's use seymor duncan designed pickups, but others used are the EMG 81's and other EMG pickups. Lower end schecter guitars use basic schecter humbucker ripoffs that sound like absolout garbage
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 7:48 pm
Spade Sanosuke theguitarwhore digitech rp250. biggrin nuff said Yes because that's definitely a source for comparing a $6000 Ibanez and a Squire. The Digitech RP250 doesn't seem to be a guitar last I checked. If you're going to sit here and bullshit your way through this or at least try then just say so. I'll leave it at this right now actually, if your next reply to me doesn't consist of a source then you proved that you're ignorant and don't know what's coming out of your mouth. Oh and I won't reply to your next reply if it doesn't consist of a source either (An effect pedal isn't a source my friend unless you can find a video of the $6000 Ibanez and the Squire being compared with the pedal). kthxbi :] i kind of imitate other peoples guitars all the time. i already imitated my friend s carlo robelli
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 9:45 pm
azur_sakai94 kasacoon imo esp and schecter are the way to go. you get a guitar with great pickups. esp active emgs schecter demazios schecters dont use dimarzio, althought that would be an interesting tone possibility 3nodding most schecter's use seymor duncan designed pickups, but others used are the EMG 81's and other EMG pickups. Lower end schecter guitars use basic schecter humbucker ripoffs that sound like absolout garbage i know, i allready changed it. i realized i was mistakein yesterday after i signed off.
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 9:49 pm
theguitarwhore Spade Sanosuke theguitarwhore digitech rp250. biggrin nuff said Yes because that's definitely a source for comparing a $6000 Ibanez and a Squire. The Digitech RP250 doesn't seem to be a guitar last I checked. If you're going to sit here and bullshit your way through this or at least try then just say so. I'll leave it at this right now actually, if your next reply to me doesn't consist of a source then you proved that you're ignorant and don't know what's coming out of your mouth. Oh and I won't reply to your next reply if it doesn't consist of a source either (An effect pedal isn't a source my friend unless you can find a video of the $6000 Ibanez and the Squire being compared with the pedal). kthxbi :] i kind of imitate other peoples guitars all the time. i already imitated my friend s carlo robelli besides, there are much beter modeling pedals out there, like the vox. which let you preset the efects for more handiness
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:40 pm
digitech won best modeling effects awards dude
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:41 pm
and the digitech pedals you can do presets. someone hasnt been doing his homework
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:22 am
I have a BOSS GT-8 pedal board...
I found it to be way better than any Digitech thing I ever tried...
>.>
ON Topic:
I like Gibson.
but yes way over priced.
People like Zakk Wylde have money, and can get personalized custom shops.
Fender I never liked. Not what I'm looking for in a guitar.
ESP is amazing, especially for the price.
$1000+tax for an ESP LTD M-1000! The thing had EMG 81's, original floyd rose, flame top, trans-black finish, and binding with albolone(is that right??) purifying (gave it an amazing sparkle.) All for $1000 Canadian!
You don't beet that kind of amazingness...
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:43 am
I choose Ibanez over Fender. I play Ibanez. Once I get the income, I plan on switching to ESP though. I can't wait. D:
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 6:23 pm
i love fenders feel over anything. my brother has an ibanez and absolutely hate its feel. gibsons (ariels father has a very old les paul) feels like a ton of weight, jacksons have an akward feel to me too, schecter...im werid and all but i just dont like that synyster gates dude which is why i dont like schecter.
i just need my pedal and i can imitate anyother guitars/amps tone or sound
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:30 pm
first of all, squash the noise i saw in the first post about jackson being inferior to fender or Jackson. you realize Fender OWNS jackson, right?
fender and gibson play " mama" to alot of other underfunded guitar making businesses. I suggest you taker a look.
IMO, I'd have to say i LOVE dean guitars, but yes, I am biased. I want a les paul, but gibson (EPIPHONE TOO) are so ******** expensive.
fender primarily uses single coil pickups in their models ( primarily, not always) and to me, they play a bit... twangy.
I like My dean and washburn guitars because I've put both through hell and back and they manage to come back wioth a stonger tone than before. for example, the nexk on my Michael schenker V is starting to bow a little bit, but I've got that fixed now. and i noticed that since then, even though the neck has a slight curve, the intonation is alot better, where beforehand as i went up the nect, the notes would begin to ring flat.
the washburn has just been my go to guitar. it was the first i got, and i don't think I'll trade it in, just for sentimental value, and all the extra parts i put into it.
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 11:02 pm
theguitarwhore and the digitech pedals you can do presets. someone hasnt been doing his homework well, all the digitechs i've played with, atleast modeling pedal hasn't been my fav.
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 5:05 am
Well the guitar that I am building is not complete, but it already has an insane sound. twisted However, as far as stock guitars go, gibson les paul custom is the way to go. In my opinion, that is. Plus, gibson made the best pickup you can buy for rock (dirtyfingers).
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 10:33 am
ya i know fender makes jackson. i mean a strat compared to...
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 10:18 pm
theguitarwhore ya i know fender makes jackson. i mean a strat compared to... imo i would rather have a dinky, which you can get with emgs
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