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[Mighty Midget]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mr Miau @ Jun 8 2006, 09:13 PM) [snapback]235340[/snapback]</div>

I guess it'd be best if you can say: "Man, in the one hand it sounds delicious and on the other the look is marvellous!"
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Well, my guitar is more like "it sounds heavenly, and is wonderful to play, but it looks like a heap". Sound over visuals! :brain:

heLL0:
Ibanez? I never played them much. Aren't they 'built for speed' with very narrow fretboards? Are they easy to play?

[heLL0]

The SZ series have a thiner neck so it takes some time to get used to it. I find them easy to play.

[Nick]

I am using my Soviet pickup on acoustic guitar. And ReValver and Guitar Rig 1.0 to make distortion and stuff.


Other than that I have bass guitar. It's normal, I bought it couple of months ago.

[Moonstrider]

I use an old Marshall 50W amp, and a BC Rich Beast tuned down to B. The old amp has a pretty nice sound to it especially with really downtuned guitars. Makes for a nice bassy sound. Dunno how old it is though, but it's at least 15 years, maybe 20. I sometimes use a Boss Overdrive too. That one is pretty old too i think, because I can't find it in any shops or anything. :P Must have gone out of production.

I agree very much with the sounds rather than 500 notes a minute. I play mostly very slow bluesy stuff, and some drone/sludge-ish stuff in the vein of Khanate and Burning withc if anybody here listen to that kind of stuff. :P

[heLL0]

Yeah I like playing Sludge too, ... and DOOM ! Grief and bands the like.

[Mighty Midget]

With clean sound, my set-up is great for slide and finger picking, with over-done destortion, just about anything that needs a brutal sound. Black Sabbath-ish riffs, power chords in general, HC, punk, rock'n'roll. Lots of controllable feedback to play with too.

[Moonstrider]

heLLO: Please say you're from around my area. Nobody plays doom around here. I wanna plaaaayyyyy !

[heLL0]

You're in Norway , I'm in Croatia. Too bad. Unless you have some recording experience

[Mighty Midget]

Why don't you two use the Internet? Get an audio recording program, agree on wav. files, and send ideas and riffs to each other. You don't have to get a rehearsal studio or anything. You don't even have to use the same program, as long as you agree on file format. I suggest wav. since that is the closest you get to 'real sound'. MP3 is smaller, but has poorer audio quality.

[heLL0]

I ment that under 'recording experience'...