D addario pro arte hard tension give me the most projection, and they`re not much harder to play on my classical. I get the ones with black nylon strings...

just went to the dreaded guitar center and played every american series fender and a few others but i have to say.... wow they are hot guitars heres the ones i tried:

52' tele nice neck very very springy and the bridge pickup very true to original
mim hh jaguar nice love the coil splitting option ...

bubbles_horwitz wrote:get a thin skin tele instead of the nash.

That looks sweet, whats a "Thin Skin" tele anyways?

...so cool (but it'll probably be impossible playing them sitting down)

Ya, i'm still deciding, but i'm caught in the middle. My original plan was to get a telecaster (my first tele) but i always loved p90s and a coronet i think is a very good option. The only thing i don't like about tyhe coronet is that a) I have never tried one out and b) i think they look ugly (but ...

Alright so I'm about to pull the trigger on one of these guitars but i just don't know which one to go for. Nash Teles are simply the best teles i've ever played and i originally saved up for one but now i'm really liking the 60's Epiphone Coronets (the ones with 1 p90 like a jr). I never actually ...

Man. that thing is cool. I dig them old Dano's and am a proud owner of a silvertone 1457. Just a couple of days ago i went to my local vintage guitar shop and saw one a lot like yours for $650 CAN, i was about to buy it but the price seemed kinda high. Great axe tho, such a nice tone.

Awesome thread.

For me, my first guitar was a Fender Mini Strat (for kids) when i was 8. I stopped laying untill i turned 14 and bought my self a very crappy Stagg Telecaster...It lasted for about 5 months untill it started to literally fall apart and then i just sold it for 50 bucks (what was left ...

I like that, it kinda sounds like the wierd fuzz sounds the beatles got back in the day. Cool.

So, i'm not getting a bassman afterall. They're awesome but i think they can wait, i just gotta buy a good vox amp first. I'm looking at the Vox Ac15h1tv combo (which i believe shortscale made a demo of...really cool) and also some of the 90's British TB and TBX amps. Has anyone had a chance to A/B ...

Thanks guys for the OLC love.

I hate the Daddy-O, not to argue, but i found the controls lacking quite a bit.

I dig the Box of Rocks
I dig the Muff and the TS808 (and the like) - they're really popular, too.

I love what tube amps do, though, a little more than pedals.

The daddy-o is definetly ...

Mike wrote:If I was you I would buy a cheaper and nicer sounding original Bassman from the 60's/70's. The Reissues are overpriced.

Also if you're looking for dirt you're looking at the wrong amp.

Are you talking about them head&cab bassmans? Are they even voiced the same as the 59' era tweed combos?

I think i'm going to take the advice of those who recommended a bassman 59'. I tried one out yesterday and was really impressed. However i want to get it to drive more at slightly lower volumes, anybody know something i could get for it? Treble Booster? I like the sound of a treble booster but i ...

Even though they're overdrives i'm still gonna say them....Ibanez Tubescreamer ts808 and a Danelectro Daddy-O pedal. I really don't think anything beats natural overdrive from a Vox or a Bassman though... but that's sorta in a different ball park.

Hey, i got a couple of fuzz pedals and i noticed they sound so different depending on what guitar and amp are used. Anyways, what is generally the best kind of amp for a fuzzbox? I know the leadsinger of The Black Keys (heavy fuzz user) plays through a Fender twin a lot which is a fairly clean amp ...

If these sound as good as the Silvertone 1448's, 1449's, and 1457's then your in for a treat!

I did it, thanks a lot for the help. Tea Spoon trick worked like a charm!

hi, i got a ts808 reissue and the Level knob is very wobbly and feels very loose. It also goes past the indicated boundaries on the pedal. I'm thinking that it needs to be tightened but in order to do that i would think that i'd have to somehow remove the knob. Any ideas on how to tighten it? Cheers

I trhink the majority of treble boosters will be based on the rangemaster.

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The circuit is very simple and you could probably build yourself one for under $30, definitely under $50. If you aren't too confident of your soldering skills you could ask Mike from this forum if he'll ...

Progrockabuse wrote:that'd be cool mike thanks, sorry to hijack thread, soma

lol np