the 3x3 headstock really looks great with the LP body

If you're interested in classic combo organ sounds (vox etc), keep an eye out for one of the Yamaha Reface YCs. They sound extremely good and if you find the small keys limiting, you can just plug it into a larger MIDI controller. https://ca.yamaha.com/en/files/sp_main_visual_26842ae05b6054185b13a6e...

iirc, the one that was floating around previously was based on someone recording a bass play-along and then mixing that in with the actual recording.

GuyLaCroix wrote: Fri Apr 25, 2025 9:09 am I wonder what from the 00's will emerge as a highly sought after, quality vintage amplifier. Randall Dimes? Those Peavey tweeds are kinda nice. I can't think of much else

reissues of amps from the 60s

Anyway, I've got another gear confession: I name my drum shells after unethical people. My favourite snare (a Ludwig Acrolite) is named "Rogers" after a prick of a social work professor I had in undergrad. I'm not a drum tickler, so It gets the shit beaten out of it the most. Other drums ...

I have a soft spot for the metallifiction of classic guitar shapes. See: schecter and the teisco spectrum.

Huge fan of esp vipers over here.

Wild that they’re doing Ti hammered cymbals! That stuff is not easy to form.

There are some people who are doing stainless steel cymbals. I think Mongiello (sp?) and there’s someone else (I’ll follow up when I recall). They sound cool (trashy! Complex!) and are surprisingly affordable. Some of them are super big, like 30”. It might be Keplinger you're thinking of? They're s...

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ESP makes Floyd versions of the viper and whatever their LP copy is called which I think look great, and I’m pretty sure you can get even more Gibson y versions under their Edwards marque.