SteveXFR

Kick out the jams - MC5

The Darkglass Tone Capsule is very good. What I found very useful is that it has a high mid control instead of treble. It just seemed to be a much more useful frequency. The preamp board is nice and compact and comes pre wired and there's no soldering, just screw connections. I put one in a SUB (not US) stingray and it improved it massively even with the original, cheap pickup.

Does anyone know what the picks are that come with Darkglass products? I'm sure they're not making their own. I like them but don't want to buy more pedals just to get a few spare picks.

I bought a trolley from Screwfix. It lasted long enough to get my gear in to the rehearsal room but not get it back out again.

Listening to it or playing it? This tab seems pretty good.

I've really enjoyed this one. Really fun to play and not too difficult.

Be quiet and drive (far away) - Deftones

Jesus Built My Hotrod - Ministry

Heaviest matter in the universe - Gojira

Machines of hate (Self bias resistor) - Fear Factory

You'll be needing one of these

Green machine - Kyuss

You do realise this is Britain? The difference between summer and winter is the temperature of the rain.

I quit my last band when the two guitarists demanded that I bought an SVT with 8x10 and got it within their three week deadline. The Trace cab was heavy enough. If you threw things at it they'd get trapped in orbit.

Violent pornography - System Of A Down

Lysergic funeral procession - Down

Methamphetamine blues - Mark Lanegan

Burn - Nine Inch Nails

Marijuanauts theme - Sleep

Dopesmoker - Sleep

Dragonaut - Sleep

I've driven a sunny. I believe it had half a horsepower, maybe less. A very reliable car but dreary is an understatement. I've also own a Trace 4x10 and it weighed more than a collapsed star. That doesn't sound like a good combination.

I'm not sure whether you're joking or not. I think that's one of Nirvana's least interesting bass lines

I think the classic Pro is a bit less bright than the Vintage Pro but I turn the tone knob down to about a quarter to lose a lot of that extra brightness.

I actually went to the shop with the intention of buying a Gibson but just out of curiosity tried the Vintage Pro. It definitely sounded better to me, maybe not quite as nicely finished but overall, I preferred the Vintage Pro to the Gibson even ignoring the £1000 price difference. Mine is set up for tuning down to C with some DR DDT strings. It sounds like thunder. Put on a nice light overdrive and it sounds fantastic.