The Boogie Board

I recently upgraded to Pro Tools because I'm taking outside work in my studio, but I've been using a program called n-Track from FASoft. It's a very versatile program that I really like a lot. The full version of it is very reasonable at $64. You can download the demo version of the program at http:...

DIY is definitely a great way to go. I have a few of them, and I love them! As a matter of fact, my main worship team amp is an 18 watt TMB. The first amp I ever built from scratch.

If nothing else, I just love putting them together. It's very relaxing for me.

Sweet 245, Bob!

BTW, are you in the bay area of NorCal by chance? I knew a guy named Bob who played guitar for a band called Landshark years ago. Just wondering if you're the same guy.

My setup is not too confusing. I'm running a Line6 DL4 delay, a Rocktron Vertigo Vibe and a modded Crybaby wah in front of my Dual Rec with great results. I use a custom built multi-looper which takes each effect in and out of the signal path independently. However, a single loop would probably do t...

First question, what amp are you putting them in, and what tubes are they going to replace? The grid bias models work in most of the amps I know of, but you can email them directly at info@thdelectronics.com if you have any questions. I've met Andy and Ed, they're very nice people that will answer a...

I've met him a few times as well. He's an ultra nice guy. At the PRS Experience that was held at the factory in September, I had the privilege of having Paul reenlist me for four more years in the armed forces. That was really cool! He does really care about his customers and their level of satisfac...

As does the SCT. Raspberry or Black Cherry? It's a little hard to tell with the lighting.

this one is a 1996 CE24 signed on the backplate by paul reed smith himself, and it also has birds which is pretty hard to find on a CE, it also has a regular neck carve and rosewood pickup rings. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y243/JCush/IMGP0377.jpg here is another shot with some photoshop editi...

Not a very good pic, but it's the latest.



'07 SC250 Emerald Green
'96 CE22 Scarlet Red
'02 Tremonti SE Platinum
'01 McCarty Royal Blue
'04 Singlecut Trem Dark Cherryburst

They're all basically the same circuit. There are slight variations in tone due to different components, but any one could easily and inexpensively be modded to sound like the other.

The V stands for Vintage - I.E. Vintage 30 speakers.

I had G12T75 speakers in my original 1960B and they sounded dull and lifeless. I dumped them for a pair of V-30s and a pair of Greenbacks, now the cab sounds awesome!

I play a lot of dropped B stuff using standard 6 stringed guitars with really heavy strings. I play a Mesa Dual Rec into Marshall cabs with a combination of V30's and Greenbacks. No problems whatsoever here.

Birds and Moons in da house! 1. A set of TonePros locking studs (about $50 for a set) are the quickest way to add huevos to it. http://www.tonepros.com/ 2. Most of the tone snobs over at BaM are replacing all of the electronics with kits from RS Guitar Works. http://www.rsguitarworks.net/rsstore/pro...

Yeah, you can get any of the SE models for somewhere in the $400-600 range. They're made overseas, but they're quite good for the money. I have four American models and one SE, with plans on getting another SE. As far as the "Frankenprs", it's something I'd have to actually see and play to tell. But...

Man, that just SUX! But I'd love to have it just to see if I can fix it.