Your Gear - post photos!

[shredaholic]

We now have the ability to host attachments, so if you have some photos you'd like to share of your guitar equipment, feel free to post in this thread.

[TheWannabeMusician]

I'm afraid I'm gonna be lazy and just show google images of my gear




For the ones who don't know, the gio (2nd link) is the cheap version of the RG (1st)

Now for my amp:



This one in black. It sounds surprisingly good; most cheap stack amps I know of sound like shit, but this one sounded better than all the amps I tried there, incuding some more expensive combos.



My multi-effect. I want to buy a Boss ME-70 to replace it, because, although it's a great multi effect for it's price, it's still a kindof low-budget pedal. I still have to decide if I'm going to save for a new computer for recording and stuff or for an ME-70



I don't know if I should include this one. I bought it, it broke, I returned to the shop to return it, they said they would send it, they didn't, and when I mailed them they said they couldn't help me because I didn't have the recieve (which I had to hand in at the shop of course). I'm still pretty pissed about that and trying to get it.



A volume pedal I got from my guitar teacher



I've got a looooooooot of these...



This one, although I think mine is the better model I know the computer thing is better on mine Well, it isn't exactly mine, when my sister took drumming lessons she got it from my parents, but she uses it once every 6 months or something.



A mixing panel...

That's about all at my house, we've also got a zoom R-16 and some mics at the rehearsal space thing

[ONEbpm]

Okay, I've tried, I have no idea how you got the Google images onto the post...any help?

Thanks, J.P.

[shredaholic]

Find the google images, then right click them and select "copy image location" if you're in firefox, or click properties and copy the image location if you're in Internet Explorer. Then go back to the forum, press the URL button, and paste your links between the two url tags. Repeat for each image.

[ONEbpm]

Thanks Richard!

Clicking the URL button doesn't seem to be working. I tried that and the URL was all that was listed on the post...so I deleted it. I am now attepting to use the Img button.

For Picks, I use Jim Dunlop Small and Big Stubby's both in the 3.0 size, for practice Jim Dunlop Jazz III's




I use a modified Gibson Firebird (Stienberger gearless tuners, Lollar minibuckers, Tone Pro's bridge and tail piece)


Then it's the pedal board and effects:








Finally to the amp...


When I have the funds, I am going to split the signal to a high gain amp. The Genz Benz has great tone for clean, but not so much for high gain.

J.P.

[shredaholic]

Nice! Welcome to the forum by the way. And I actually should've said Img tag in the first place, as URL would just have linked to it, but you figured it out anyway even with bad direction.

Generally though if you guys can manage to upload attachments, that's even better, as it means the pictures will use Shredaholic's bandwidth and not that of other sites. The only issue with that is I think theres an attachment limit, but I should be able to find a way of changing it.

[ONEbpm]

Richard,

Thanks! Attachments was the first thing I tried. The lim it is 1 for attachments. Or at least it was

[TheWannabeMusician]

Nice, I've always wanted a whammy pedal, those things rule Same goes for the loop station (it is a looper right?)

[ONEbpm]

Nice, I've always wanted a whammy pedal, those things rule Same goes for the loop station (it is a looper right?)

Thank you! Yes, it's a looper. You can lay down a chord progression and jam over it as well as layer loops. As for the Whammy Pedal, I rarely use it but it's nice to know it's there. With the pedal, there's no going out of tune when you dive bomb like a Floyd Rose or a Khaler.


Peace, J.P.

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Loopers are handy to have, but I pefer to plugin in to a midi interface and record using software like guitar rig. The neat thing about it is I can use it with FL Studios and add extra tracks such as drums using drum samples.