[AgindyMinnife]

It finally arrived.



But... there was also an impulse buy...

[Zptmsemk]

You know what´s funny ?
The most people i know that own more than one guitar can´t play worth ****.

[G778G9P0]

You know what´s funny ?
The most people i know that own more than one guitar can´t play worth ****.

Yeah, I noticed that too. It is as if they think that somehow getting a more expensive guitar will make them play better.

Although I am not saying that is happening here.

[AgindyMinnife]

You know what´s funny ?
The most people i know that own more than one guitar can´t play worth ****.

O rly?

[r9tbayfC]

Very nice, but I bet you'll be playing the ESP so much that you'll never touch the Jackson

[ErubTiereedig]

Looks nice, both of 'em.

[AgindyMinnife]

Looks nice, both of 'em.

Cheers.

So far I've been playing the ESP the most (As predicted by I_C). I love that thing, so solid feeling. It screams quality (mahogany ftw!). I love the Jackson though. It makes me want to throw up looking at it, it's really not my style. But it plays so well. I like the Tremolo on it too. Though I prefare the Edge Pro on my Ibanez as opposed to the Floyd. It feels smoother.

But I suppose thats what that guitar is all about, a rough shredding machine.

Quick pic of the Ibanez (and the Edge Pro).

[lapyignipinge]

Yeah, I noticed that too. It is as if they think that somehow getting a more expensive guitar will make them play better.

Expensive guitars often contain automatic enhancers, e.g. auto harmonics and hammond organ reverb modulators built in. It's also impossible to play a guitar under £500 fast; the frets literally won't let you, they'll cower away and shrink until a coldplay lick is played at half speed.

[r9tbayfC]

Expensive guitars often contain automatic enhancers, e.g. auto harmonics and hammond organ reverb modulators built in. It's also impossible to play a guitar under £500 fast; the frets literally won't let you, they'll cower away and shrink until a coldplay lick is played at half speed.

Erm.... that's just not true...

[r9tbayfC]

Cheers.

So far I've been playing the ESP the most (As predicted by I_C). I love that thing, so solid feeling. It screams quality (mahogany ftw!). I love the Jackson though. It makes me want to throw up looking at it, it's really not my style. But it plays so well. I like the Tremolo on it too. Though I prefare the Edge Pro on my Ibanez as opposed to the Floyd. It feels smoother.

But I suppose thats what that guitar is all about, a rough shredding machine.

Quick pic of the Ibanez (and the Edge Pro).

I bet it sounds much better too, with those active EMGs (not that the Seymour Duncans are bad at all, probably even better for jazzy sounds). What do you play on them btw? (I'm assuming it's metal) Any Metallica?

[AgindyMinnife]

Expensive guitars often contain automatic enhancers, e.g. auto harmonics and hammond organ reverb modulators built in. It's also impossible to play a guitar under £500 fast; the frets literally won't let you, they'll cower away and shrink until a coldplay lick is played at half speed.

Ex-****ing-actly. Though I'm sure everyone knows this already.

I bet it sounds much better too, with those active EMGs (not that the Seymour Duncans are bad at all, probably even better for jazzy sounds). What do you play on them btw? (I'm assuming it's metal) Any Metallica?

Aye hard rock/ metal mostly. Some Metallica stuff (Mostly stuff before Load/Reload). Actually sat the other day and tried to figure out the Solo in Creeping Death for shits and giggles.

The EMGs sustain like a mofo (60-81 Combo here). Very warm sounding, and have a decent crunch too. Not quite as treble-y as the Dimarzios in my Ibanez or the S-Ds.

[Ilaubuas]

My cousin does that, buys shitloads of guitars but I don't really get why. He's a good player though.

[rushiddink]

Looks pretty nice.



Looks ugly as... well I just hate that shape. [thumbdown]





Perfect, love it! [thumbup]