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uma aria pro.

sou puto ainda, pior, sou de Leiria, é um bocado dificil.....
mas quem sabe...

se arranjar malta........

eh eh.....

outro, estamos na idade certa.....
parece.

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Originally Posted by k-krack

I have a Marshall 30-watt.. I started with one of those little teeny practise amps.

yeah, i've checked out Marshall MG30dfx its great i think, but im going for a peavey studio pro 112 for $220 -> great deal i think.....

Thats good man. I like the marshall coz it's got built-in effects, (i use the reverb about 50% of the time), but they are great for noising.

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Ah sabia que não era o unico!, tipo...até agora n conheci ninguém que gostasse ou soubesse da existencia d SY!, bem...conheci alguma malta em alguns concertos, mas são gajos d 20 e tal anos, nunca da minha idade

parece que nao.

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Originally Posted by k-krack

Thats good man. I like the marshall coz it's got built-in effects, (i use the reverb about 50% of the time), but they are great for noising.

ok, thanks

Squier Champs are great practice amps.

Why not just save up and then get a Japanese Jazzmaster, second hand.
I just bought one in fairly good condition for £350.00, which isn't too bad.
You have to get a Jazzmaster, they're so easy to play.

Enjoy!

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Originally Posted by Jico

yeah, i've checked out Marshall MG30dfx its great i think, but im going for a peavey studio pro 112 for $220 -> great deal i think.....

studio pro is awesome, its so loud, they have it here in school

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You have to get a Jazzmaster, they're so easy to play.[/You have to get a Jazzmaster, they're so easy to play.

I will, someday. I love that guitar.

Here's more details on the amp:

The 2-channel StudioPro with 65 watts and a 12"-Speaker delivers full blown sound
capabilities. The T-Dynamics feature offers
precise control on response and sound
characteristics of the power-amp. Similar to a
tube-circuit with its distinct compression
characteristics, increasing with the volume.
Equipped with FX-loop, ext. speaker-out,
footswitch-connectors for channel and reverb.

Features:

65 watts (rms)
12 inch Blue Marvel® speaker
T.Dynamics® control
High & low gain inputs
Separate volume/gain controls
Low, mid and high EQ
EQ/gain voicing switches
Channel select switch on front panel
Footswitchable reverb and channel select
Effects send and return
External speaker jack

Specifications
Dimensions 21.875" W x 17.625" H x 10.75" D
(Unpacked)
24.25" W x 20.75" H x 13.125" D (Packed)

Weight 39 lbs. (Packed)
34.5 lbs. (Unpacked)

you should check out www.harmony-central.com they have lots of reviews of gear.

I have a Marshall Valvestate 10w. It sounds great, i recommend vavle amps than transistor amps (solid states). They sound much better

i got my chinese kids handmade guitar since monday and it sounds like shit. but that's fine. the amp is not home yet so im using a envoy 110 from a friend of mine and my home stereo. i will post some pics whenever someone borrow me a cam.

I like the sound of a cheep strat with a good distortion pedal

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Originally Posted by Jico

yeah, i've checked out Marshall MG30dfx its great i think, but im going for a peavey studio pro 112 for $220 -> great deal i think.....

NO NO MG MARSHALLS THEIR TONE SUCKS SHIT AND THE DONT HAVE BALLS

great choice with the peavey if you did buy it.

yes i bougth it. huge sound.

the peavey?

last week in music we fucked around so i plugged an elec.-acoustic on the peavey and put everything on 10. we didnt turn the amp on, so i walked ove in the middle of the class and turned it on. hillarious