Whats equipments you's alls gots!?

Karl Hungus

Pl0nk up what you got babes!

I've got:

BC Rich NJ Series Virgin. Black.
BC Rich 5-String NJ Series Warlock Bass. Black.
Digitech RP-100 Effects Prossesor.
Laney Hadcore Max 30watt Amp.


Aside from the amp, it's all pretty fecking top-notch!
But I love that little amp.

pyure

still playin my trusty 1983 (or so) fender acoustic (f-03) that once belonged to my aunt

(does anyone else think that restrung for left handed acoustics just look better ?)

any one of these days now im gonna buy an electric guitar...as soon as i can find one wit amp/tuner/etc for under 200yoyo

yup...any day now...

yup...

Ruaidhri

got me my sexy Vintage V900BK 4-string bASS
with a peavy 150watt amp. no effects

nesthead

I've got this little bad boy, (the 4-string)

+ a sucky little Vantage 25W amp

Giblet

I have a Fender Strat with some Seymour Duncans in the Bridge,
A 100w Roland Cube (1978)
A Jim Dunlop Cry Baby Wah
And a Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal.

superconor

okay,
westfield strat model in clear deep blue and a sparkley scrath plate

soundking 10 watt.

in otherwords, embarrasment.

id love a bc rich warlock or widow, in dark dark blue or black.

toodles

artvandelay

American series us Fender jazz bass
150 watt 715 trace elliot

NeMiSiS

Gibson Les Paul Standard

Marshall AVT 275 150w stereo amp

Marshall Avt 1960a 4 * 12 280 watt cab

Jim dunlop cry baby wah

Beyer Dynamic Wireless system

Sounds like Satan f*cking

adios

ThenComesDudley

Gibson Epiphone SG 400
GX-15 30w Crate amp ..

soon im gettin a ESP F200 soon tho:)

DadaKopf

US Fender Telecaster and a Marshall VS265 (2 x 75w, valve preamp chorus jobby).

cournioni

Originally posted by Giblet
And a Boss DS-1 Distortion pedal.

I gots me one of those and...

BC Rich Warlock Bronze series,
Marshall MG30DFX amp (30 watt)

I got a ten watt amp aswell which I got free with the Warlock and I use it if I'm traveling anywhere. Theres a damn good sound out of it for its size.

Karl Hungus

I actualy find the small amps usually have great sound.
But if I was getting another amp for my guitar, it'd still be a Laney.
The sound is just so ****ing great on my little one.

Anyway, I'm gonna get a little more anal here...

I use:
D'addario 10 guage strings
Jim Dunlop 1.mm and Pro-Plec 1.5mm picks
Fast Fret for cleaning strings/fretboard
Glasses cloth for cleaning strins/fretboard
Cloth I got with the fast fret left fluff, which annoyed the hole off me.
And I got this Gold Plated lead from Music Maker... ****ing hell, it's brilliant!

black_wizardd

Equipment:

BC Rich NJ Warlock (blood red)

BC Rich Mick Thomson Signature Series Warlock (black), ****in animal Guitar, best I've played.

Marshall 80W (solid state)

Accessories:

Fast Fret for cleaning strings and fretboard.
Jim Dunlop .60mm picks.
Ernie Ball 11's.
Old T-Shirt for cleaning the body.

That's the lot, a sweet set up, need an effects pedal though.

bombidol

Aria Pro II Spec Ed Duncan Pickups Blue with pearl fingerboard Elec Guitar - Tuned To Drop C

Samick SD10 Humbuckers All Black - Tuned Standard

Little Crappy Hohner Elec i use for travelling single coil all black Standard Tuning

Marshall GM80 80 Watt Solid State Amp
Fender Pro 100 Tube Amp 100Watt
Yamaha 15 Watt MultiEffect Amp

RAT Distortion Pedal
Schaller Wah/Yoy/Volume Pedal
Boss DD2 Delay pedal
Boss Octave Plus
ZoomZ10 Effects pedal
Bout 4 Other Distortion pedals for different sounds

Ernie Ball Power Strings .10

Proper Plated (Expensive) Cables,

Couple of Tuners and Some spray cleaners

www.20bullseach.com

Bomb

bombidol

Ahh God man ,you can cant call a Park a Marshall!!!!!! thats like saying an Gibson Epiphone

boddah

I gots:

Red Fender Mexican Stratocaster (c.1995-96 i think)
Red sunburst TCS (??) bass (its a Stingray ripoff)
Peavey Microbass 20w amp
Zoom 506II Multi FX thingy
Electro-Harmonix USA Big Muff Pi distortion pedal

...and on my shopping list:

Washburn semiacoustic guitar
Boss Flanger

black_wizardd

Originally posted by bombidol
Ahh God man ,you can cant call a Park a Marshall!!!!!! thats like saying an Gibson Epiphone

It says Marshall and looks exactly like a Valvestate except it's not, it's a solid state. In the Marshall catalogue it says it's a Park series. It's not a great amp but it does the job for the time being.

bombidol

i know the ones, i used to have one, in all honesty they aint the worst but they have the disadvantage of blowing up so id look into a replacement asap.
i had a 50 watt park for bout a year till it popped, they use marshall cases and they used to use celestial speakers if i remember correct i think the biggest problem with em is the electronics stuff. but if it works for yah thats cool. do you use it for gigs or just practice?

NeMiSiS

Posting the tunings of your guitar..hmm anyways on another note

"We were some where in the middle of the desert when the drugs kicked in...." - Johnny Depp, Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas"

incorrect bosco.

its actully "We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold"
And you could say Depp said it in the movie ya..but..it was written by Hunter S Thompson..

And Park is not a Marshall,and an Epiphone is not a Gibson,if you believe otherwise your sadly mistaken..the high end Epiphones are nice but their 'Les Paul' isnt comparable

*shrug*

bombidol

my point exactly with the equipment.
i posted up the tunings as they rarely get tuned otherwise and its probably a bit more crucial than what size pick you use;) although dont get me wrong , that can be important too

Shiminay

Guitars:
Godin SD Electric
Ozark Electro-Acoustic

Amp:
Marshall Valvestate 2X65 with 2 OverDrive and a Chorus channel built in

Accessories:
Jim Dunlop Cry Baby wah-wah
Boss ME30 effects board

beaver

Century Acoustic
c. 1980 Yamaha SC400 Electric

10W Tranny Amp
c. 1960 Televic Vibratone Valve Amp
100W Bass Amp in need of surgery

Korg A3 Programmable Effects Processor
Distortion, Delay, Volume Pedals

Ernie 10s on the electric and EJ-26s on the acoustic.

black_wizardd

Originally posted by bombidol
i know the ones.......i think the biggest problem with em is the electronics stuff. but if it works for yah thats cool. do you use it for gigs or just practice?

I use it for practice and used to use it for gigs, with the new band I'm in I'm gonna borrow a proper amp for giging. I bought it when I first started playing guitar. I went into the shop and asked for an 80W Marshall and that's what I got, I had no idea that there were different models (I had only been playing about a month or so). Hmmm so it is a Park, ah well, I'm gonna get a proper amp as soon as the funds come my way. The electronics are absolutley cack, the clean channel is very noisy, the amp sucks donkeys balls all around but what can ya do.

Both guitars are tuned down 2 whole steps (C,F,Bb,Eb,G,C)

And finally, Nemisis, cheers. That quote came from memory so I figured I'd get a msg saying it was wrong at some stage, to lazy to look it up .

Diarmuid

Got myself an Ibanez RG 470, I replaced the bridge pickup with a Duncan Custom and redid all the electronics. Mainly play through a Line6 POD into my computer but I have a JCM 800 1x12 combo also. Class amp. And a Crybaby.

Also have a Pearl Rhythm Master Drum kit, (learning the drums)

BTW I guess the guy who said he tuned down 2 steps is a SOAD fan? I tried that tuning for a while (Actually it was dropped C tuning ala Deer Dance etc) but it was impossoble to play. Strings all over the shop.

bombidol

Yeah Drop C can be a pain in the ass to prepare your guitar for ,but when you get it right its sounds fantastic. if you are playing metal or heavy rock of even some punk its essential.

black_wizardd

It's actually Hatebreeds tuning, I am a system fan though.

NeMiSiS

Im gonna kinda take a few steps back from what I said originally about park amps..if it sounds good use it..if it suits you use it,just be wary of the build quality.

At the end of the day..when your playing live ..all you amp is gonna be is your monitor,it will be mic'ed up and lashed out through the P.A.

Hell if your playing ten years with the first amp you ever bought fair play..if thats the sound you want. Expense doesnt necessiarly make something 'good'.Im sure a PRS Dragon is a hell of a nice guitar..but if you can pick up a second hand Fender Squire for 150 quid and it suits you ,and you can get the sounds you want from it,whos to say which guitar is better?

Are we not seeking our 'sound' ? Is there a 'gear head' mentaility developing, along the lines of 'label heads' ? I dunno im kinda going off on a tagent so im gonna shaddup...

All the best..
NeM

bombidol

True, ive heard the crappest looking guitars produce a fantastic sound, and the same goes for amps, just beware of the thing blowing up like mine did.

bomb

black_wizardd

I'm well chuffed with all my gear except the amp. The distortion is decent enough (lacks the kick of a Valvestate though), my main problem with it is the clean tone, it's so bad, it crackles and makes weird noises and sometimes switches to the distortion channel . Also, sometimes when you turn on the amp there's no sound at all, a good firm thump sorts that out though .

Yep, just read that back to myself and decided that I definatley need a new amp.

bombidol

Ahh.. if youre a system fan you wont be needing that clean channel anyway:D

cournioni

Feck... I forgot that I had a drum kit! Not much of a one... actually its as basic as you can get...

Precision Percussion (can't remember the exact name of them).
Yamaha acoustic (forget it's name too!).

I use Dunlop .6 pleqs (fugging hate hard ones!) and I use D'Addario .9 Gauge strings.

I'll get the names of the drums and my acoustic when I get home.

Karl Hungus

Originally posted by PORNAPSTER
I use Dunlop .6 pleqs (fugging hate hard ones!) and I use D'Addario .9 Gauge strings.

Pff... Lightweight.

Oeneus

Epiphone Slash Sig Les Paul
Marshall JMP 100 Head and Cab
Marshall AVT100 Combo
Boss DS-1