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I'm gonna go start up a new character build. It's amazing how this game remains fun and rewarding on multiple play-throughs.

WOW. Amazing work, man!

HNGD!! Another +1 on that HAWT pink. I've played a few Forest GTs in my life that were otherworldly. At first I wasn't convinced by the aesthetic but it has really grown on me and the good ones are just really, really nice guitars. And the Lemon Drop confirms for me that if I ever do buy...

HNGD! From the sounds of it, you shouldn't worry about mods for a while ... enjoy playing it!

I have to agree! IMO one of the best things about the Mark Morton Dominion sig was that players who don't like LoG or Mark could still love that unique guitar. I'm not into Stryper's music but I would totally play one of those guitars. Lightweight Floyd Firebird? I'm in.

Totally agree. Regardless, myself and my wife (who is a total non-musician) have been loving their stuff for years now. :hbang:

That looks like a really awesome combo! I've still never played a Strandberg but from the demos I've heard, they seem to have really good "punchy" and articulate tones. For the type of music you describe, I bet you can dial in some perfect tones! Happy NGD!

I tried to do something like this a few months ago but failed and had a pro do it for me. (I know, cool story, right?)

I just put in a set of the new PAF Masters and I could not be happier with the decision. Very clear, versatile, pickups. They have plenty of rage for high gain sounds but not too much, so they clean up well and retain good clarity and dynamics in crunch tones. You might like them!

Great video - and he says some of the most intelligent things about tone I've heard in a long time!

Tio Pablo/Racer X: Technical Difficulties Steve Vai: For the Love of God Malmsteen: Black Star Jason Becker: Eleven Blue Egyptians ... and ... my all-time fave, the hottest solo ever recorded ... a car chase caught on tape: Satriani: Crushing Day.

The only one which has caught my eye recently is the single bridge pup Chapman model, I forget the name. I think it might come with a Floyd though, which might not suit your project due to the routing. If you just aren't a trem guy, you can just block it off or use a Tremol-no.

Just a thought - it's an awful lot easier to mod a KM-6 to add a tone control, than it would be to install SS frets on another guitar. Plus, IMO the KMs are really cool, well-thought-out guitars at very good price points. Otherwise, the only one I've bought which had SS frets below $1k was a...

Totally, yes. I always thought they were underrated as a all around boost/distortion pedal.

I'm so glad we're talking about Bolt Thower. I had a boring day at work and nothing cool happened all day. And now, here we are, Bolt Thrower comes up in a forum conversation, and I feel like the day is more awesome already. Bolt Thrower. :bowdown:

Sorry - I've gotta vote for Eric Johnson.

I don't know, there must be a punchline here ... As to the circuit itself, I understand they are based on similar core concepts except the Mark III has more refinement & ingenuity in the switching, EQ, and rectifier sections. The Marshall has a 4-band EQ that honestly doesn't do very much...

I know these aren't popular, but my main Marshall for years was a 50w JCM900 with 5881/6L6s in the power section. I loved it, and I always thought it was a good one bridging the gap between more classic-type Marshall circuits and the Boogie/5150 era. The true tube snobs always hated these...

I'm friggin' totes on board with this whole thing. I'm gonna go troll the 'Bay for an old original one. It's kinda funny how when the real "vintage craze" happened I didn't care at all because I liked pointy guitars and high gain stuff, and now I'm old and nostalgic for all this rad old gear...

this build is awesome! What an interesting concept. I bet the mahogany/spruce with the chambers will be a really interesting sound and feel.