Dude I think I saw you on Craiglist.

If you can drum, my bass player and I are looking for a drummer for a metal project for these next five months. Both of us can obviously count, haha. We're in Columbia but I work in Lexington every day, so yea. Gear is an issue, right now I only have my Pod XTPro to play out of but no amp. So yea. If we can work around that, we should jam so we can play shows fast!

ive thought about it, but i always get annoyed by the buzzyness of it. i need a totally clean sound to be happy :P

i had one on my 7 string schecter. its okay, but i never ended up using it that much. i did use it for super glassy cleans through amps in live settings though.

its the truth, punching mods is exciting...

hey, that sounds really nice and glassy! i love the dizzy delay sounds too! i've used the modulation/delay effect for cleans myself, with a dual tone that has a large reverby sound in the background. i set the modulation to a faster setting, and sort of make it contrast with the dry sound like that. i love stuff like that :P

and i actually don't think that amp model is a piezo simulator, i think it's just a piezo preamp type thing, for use with acoustic piezos etc. i need to get me a good neck pickup for the intrepid so i can get those proper cleans like that. the emg 81 is perfect for those types of sounds, but the painkiller and intrepid stock pickup are both kinda rolled-off in the high end.

that´s awesome, man! congrats!

aww, thanks man!

Hey man!

I'm sorry, I've only just seen your visitor message this minute.

Thankyou very much! It was my Cobra Head and Cobra 4x12 miked up with just one SM57 in a soundproofed room.

I'm hoping we get to tour the USA sometime within the next few years, it would be an honour to visit your vast and beautiful country

hah! it´s nice to know that i can be of help

i wouln't say i have the best (Chimp Spanner, Bulb), but i can tell you right away that lots of EQ and tweaking will get you there.

some tips toget you on your way: the Big Bottom amp model is fizzy, but it's possible to remove it by having very little treble on the amp eq itself. also, the "fizzy" part is focused in a very specific area, and if you can locate it with a parametric EQ, you can dial it away.

also, use the t75 cab model with the 57 off-axis mic setting, or the treadplate cab with any of the 3 first mic settings. if you're using any of the other 4X12 models, prepare to use a looong time with the EQ. the t75 and the treadplate cab are both a little more realistic and ear-friendly than many of the others.

you could also ty to use impulses, as they sound much much better. i don't like them that much though, because i don't have the same amount of control over what the setting is.

BtA rules! Good friends of mine.