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I’m not a tremolo user but the Schaller sounds really nice. The word lush comes to mind.Those Schaller Tremolos are a trip aren't they?
I’m not a tremolo user but the Schaller sounds really nice. The word lush comes to mind.Those Schaller Tremolos are a trip aren't they?
If you dig the Schaller trem, check out the Parabola by Caroline Guitar Company. It's so damn good. I sold the rest of my Trems.I’m not a tremolo user but the Schaller sounds really nice. The word lush comes to mind.
I'm alive but I don't frequent TGP as much anymore. Not my demographic much anymore, apparently.I played similar stuff to the OP (old thread; he still alive?)
Well, I was. Then some people in power that frequent said pubs came in and make the threads that I hung out in not so much fun. It is what it is. Makes me miss the GuitarGeek forums.Lol....I feel ya, bruh. Actually, it's not so bad if you stay outta the pub.
Anyone who names their pedal after a Tool song is alright in my book. I’ve been wanting to try the Hawaiian Pizza.If you dig the Schaller trem, check out the Parabola by Caroline Guitar Company. It's so damn good. I sold the rest of my Trems.
Yep. Even at the teen center where I saw local shows. Everyone played JCM 800’s, the occasional Sunn amp too.You got it just right on the guitars and pedals, but I remember almost everybody playing Marshalls back then. Just my opinion.
JCM800 half stacks were all over the place back then, even on some of the stuff you mentioned.