I thought he used a super overdrive?

what i found, if you turn the distortion to the max the sound goes quite muddy and not that thrash sharp

Anyone else found here that a mahogany body will drastically alter the sound. Very warm. It makes you have to adjust the settings you're already used to, to combat that warmth... Great loud though, it really carries through.

why would you want to combat the warmth?

'cos you loose some of the sharpness needed for attack. It just seems to bassey for me sometimes when I'm recording small ideas with my guitar teacher. I think it really works at high volumes with mahogany.

William Morton wrote:'cos you loose some of the sharpness needed for attack. It just seems to bassey for me sometimes when I'm recording small ideas with my guitar teacher. I think it really works at high volumes with mahogany.

I like your signature. Although unless I suffer Amnesia you are the only person to date to have a thread created solely for the purpose of expressing dislike for you and your band.

Well, nice to be original although I can see I've been a moron in previous posts. All I can say is that, get me on metal - great, just have some shit to learn with people. Best to do it here before the gigging really takes off.

William Morton wrote:Well, nice to be original although I can see I've been a moron in previous posts. All I can say is that, get me on metal - great, just have some shit to learn with people. Best to do it here before the gigging really takes off.

Well it might be me but your signature looks like it's implying that i'm the worst member ever?

That's the impression I got anyway, with my L337 skim reading skillz.

NO - I meant me! It's a quote from you. I'll change it.

William Morton wrote:NO - I meant me! It's a quote from you. I'll change it.

My bad then. Sorray and all.

Time for a cold Stout. The road is long.

I'm gonna give myself a clap for figuring out how to use these little icons.

hah bass is good bass is your friend, bass helps to add some groove to your playing