Graham

Sorry all, I'm sure this has been covered many times over, but I've searched a fair bit and can't find an answer that works - can anyone help me? The only thing I could find was to use [/media] tags which didn't work in the preview window. Cheers

I remember in my old metal band driving back from rehearsal once with Iron Maiden on the stereo and realising one of my fills could've been lifted from 2 Minutes To Midnight; I'very always enjoyed Maiden but never really considered 'Arry an influence.

There's a couple if Zeplin covers I really like: No Quarter by Crowbar Dazed And Confused by Cave In I'll try and get some links up later

Hello, Is there a way of seeing how much of your inbox you've used / got left? Had a look but couldn't see anything Thanks, Graham

Nice, apart from the triple pickups, that's rather close to the Precision I had him quote me on recently. Just got to get gear sold to pay for it now............which is always the hard part

I love your band name

I don't know why you retired the pro 4200 cab, sure, it weighed a ton and was the size of a 6x10 but it was one of the best sounding mid-priced cabs I've heard. Back on topic though, congratulations on getting Geezer, that's a great endorsee

Anyone got some good links to videos of Steve DiGeorgio playing? I used to have a couple of Death albums on my old MP3 player until it died, so be good to see some more

I don't think Mudvayne's bassist used a 5 string since the first album. I used a 4 tuned to B standard in my old metal band as the guitarist were in drop B, so if I'd played a 5, which I did for a while, that would've been the equivalent of a high C as everything was down a 4th

I've got the Linearsphere album, saw them supporting Cynic a couple of years ago and they were great

I would absolutely love a black Ripper, with a maple body and ebony fretboard, and I could probably afford one fairly soon, but a custom precision is at the top of my gas list right now. One day though......

I used have a Stanley Clarke live DVD where he was part of the big School Days jam at the end and was easily one the best there

Get your bank to raise a cheque (Nationwide charge £10.00 for this, not sure about others) and mail it to him?

War Pigs is a fun Sabbath track to play. Dazed And Confused is a good obey for PJ, gets your right hand strength up too!

Purchased from our own SK8 this arrived yesterday and it's a beast some of the sounds it produces are insane. The more extreme options wouldn't be particularly useful in many settings, but it is very versatile from a gentle overdrive, up to a very high gain fuzz. I bought it to improve my tone for doing Hysteria live and it does the Muse sound very well. I also had a lot of fun with the following signal chain: B-standard tuned G&L L2000 (both pickups on, in series, active with treble boost) » EBS Multicomp in tube-sim mode » Metaldrive with the gain up » Tech 21 BDDI with the gain pushed into my mixer with headphones. The filthy doom riffs I was playing with this set-up were great :-)

[quote name='chrismuzz' timestamp='1341512851' post='1720392'] Peavey Grinds are very good! The stock pickups sound fairly good recorded direct into a desk too, but the upgrade options are almost limitless with them being EMG shaped. Only thing to note is the necks are VERY thin, so while they're fast/easy to play they take some getting used to! I also would recommend a Shine. My first 6er was an active one of these and it was super comfortable to play. Again the pickups are EMG sized or jazz sized depending on what you go for so if you really feel the need to upgrade its easily done [/quote] It was your Sig / waxing lyrical about Peavey Grind s that put me onto them in the first place