chromewhore2010

Hey, thanks for the friending. Hope my current and future advice is helpful to you.

Thanks 4 more on the way today and sold another amp,Greg.

Just some sweet guitars I want to keep for a while,Greg.

Pretty good considering the economy, great consignment business and getting stuff on the cheap stashing back for when the market improves, I have a regular 9 to 5 2 kids and do this the other 24 hours a day, so I am not a pressured as others in my business that do this for a living, all I do is buy something else when I sell something . fun, but I have built a solid reputation and enjoy it tremendously,Greg.

see my website at Vintage Electric Guitars,

not much bro, just trying to answer a few threads and sell a few guitars.Greg.

Yeah for the money its great, it has a wahwah/volume pedal built in tuner 80 or so effects built in drum machine, and a head phone jack. I dont usualy hook it up to my amp either I just use my head phones. I play at night alot when my girlfriend s asleep. I dont use effects when I play through my fender stage 100, I love the clean channel like it is hardly even use reverb.

Yeah or find a cool LP copy strip it down and go from there. I've been playing around with recording on my computer. I downloaded a program called audacity, Its totaly free and it only took about 10 min to d-load. I bought a deltalab pedal board, I play through that straight into the computer. Its prety cool I dont ealy like alot of effects but its neat to mess around with. Im still learning how to use the program but my cousin and I have put down some coo tracks. The recording program is called audacity, if your intrested you can google audacity and get to the website.I think its audacity. com. The deltalab pedal board was only $99 buks it has a drum machine too, tons of effects and is not very complicated to use. If you dont have a recording program aleady you cant beat it, Its totaly free so why not d-load it ya know.

I been thinking about it my friend's wife has an old squire bullet I been tryin to get to turn into a project guitar. My next guitar I want is the 50's or 60's squire classic vibe, those are realy nice. I would love to own a real gibson or a real fender, but for now Im sticking with the high end epi's and squire's. I would also like to find an old wayne's world squire. I had one back in 92 they were made in japan realy good quality, but I got drunk onenight and busted it while playing freebird with this band I had in high school. One of the dumbest thins I ever did. I dont drink anymore, I finaly figured that the moey I spent on beer could have been spent on guitars. We live and learn I guess.

hey sorry took so long to get back to ya. I have an epi honeyburst plaintop LP and a SG worn cherry g-400. I also have a epi aj15vs acoustic,a late 60's silvertone archtop, and a delta acoustic that was a gift from my dad it's some national rifle association limited edition guitar, it looks and plays nice not a very high end guitar. I was strapped for cash when I got my LP so my girlfriend felt bad cause I was always drooling over the honeyburst LP so she ordered it from zzounds on the internet. They are like musicians friend but they have a play as ou pay plan. whatever it you order cost they divide it into four payments, you make the first payment up front they send you the guitar and bill you every 30,60,and 90 days. Its a great way to get a nice guitar. The ground shipping was free too. I got mine in 2 days. So if you want to upgrade and dont want to spend alot at one time you should check them out. Zzounds.com