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bossfreak
Copper Member
Netherlands
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 Posted - 07/04/2009 : 18:09:56
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Oh damn, what a nasty story's about the pedaltester guys!  
I'm really lucky that i own one! I also never seen another one on 2nd hands sites like Marktplaats (sort of an Dutch Ebay).
Another local music store here in my place (Deventer) have also a Boss pedaltest display! But i think he don't sale that thing :( (so far i know, he never use that thing, standing in a corner with no pedals on it  )
(Waar wonen jullie trouwens? Ik kom uit Deventer! :))
So much Epiphone's? Well, ik love them! i buy them for a really good price and they playing really good. The only thing is that they sound a bit muddy but thats a populair Epiphone trouble. except for the 56 Goldtop en 57 Junior with P90's, those two sound great. For all those Epiphone's (7/8)i don't can't buy a Gibson for that. Look, 75 euro for a LP Junior P90 and 175 euro for a standaard Ebony. But later this year, i wanted to buy a Gibson LP Studio. It sounds better. Btw, another reason that i have a lot of those guitars is that i'm playing in many kinds of tunings. When i buy 4/5/6 Gibson LP's i'm really bankrupt ;)
Regards, Robert |
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Mansun
Gold Member
Spain
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Posted - 07/05/2009 : 16:41:29
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Welcome, Bossfreak!
I am thinking on buying an Epiphone LP myself, but the other guitarist of my band says that the LPs traditionally interfere with the amps in small venues, making too much feedback, so now I'm a bit confused. Have you felt that too? |
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bossfreak
Copper Member
Netherlands
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Posted - 07/05/2009 : 17:15:48
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Thnx Mansun 
Feedback? No, i've never problems with that. I'm playing on an Marshall DSL 50 and a Marshall 1960 limited and i'm playing sometimes really loud, but never any problems with feedback or what.
Go to a local music store and go testing a Epiphone LP on a high volume. I've really no problems with it, i even don't use a noise gate or noise suppressor 
Regards, Robert |
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