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Mint, never racks, presonus firepod. Have box , discs, manual.

$300 shipped to US only

MXR 117 reissue flanger

Flanger is mint with box , 18 volt adapter and papers -

$95 shipped to US only

Zakk Wylde overdrive - good condition, box, and 2 extra switches ordered from Dunlop ( original switch is a little sticky at times, a common symptom, but have 2 spares!)

$60 shipped to US only

Sennheser e609 silver - basically brand new with box and paperwork -

$85 shipped to Us only

frontier design wavecenter pci - $80 shipped to US only

Sennheiser e609 silver - $85 shipped to US only

those rigs are overkill !!!

but I liked the RK tone better:cool:

the guitar was tuned lower on the RK clips though

I really hate all the delay and processing going on though

and don't judge the wood on {censored}ty import guitars...

most lower line import alder guitars will sound quite a bit different than a nice USA alder strat or a basswood Anderson vs. a rg Ibanez ,etc.

or a "mahogony" ltd or import schecter verses a mahogany les paul....no contest really...

but then again I have played import alder axes that sound very heavy and great...every cheap guitar has a jem in it's batch!

also the JP I ordered has a new bridge pickup ( dimarzio D sonic) and wont be ready until october... but you usually get great support and a well put together axe with Ernie balls small production runs..

most of the asian guitars use junk mahagony anyways ( esp, schecter, etc) . definitley a different grade of Mahogany than used on a gibson , hamer, prs ( american mahogony) American Basswood is a great tonewood ( suhr, Tom Anderson, Ernie Ball) but not a very pretty wood...that is why you see it painted solid or fitted with a maple cap...


I just ordered a Petrucci ( 6 string, piezo, carbon blue pearl) and can't wait to get it..I have owned a axis for around 10 years and it's perfect... Ernie ball's build quality and setup {censored}s all over most company's production models and there priced in the ibanez ball park...

I think JP gets a very heavy tone with his roadking's and basswood jpg..

carbon blue?

that is the eaxact model I am interested in

thinking about placing and order for a MM petrucci model. With Matching headstock and the piezo bridge...

likes / dislikes

is the peizo worth it?

Describe the neck profile?

I played on a long time ago and loved it..I have an axis I really dig as well...

I think Ian Gillan might have been the first high range powerhouse.....

I always thought Rob Halford was a cut way above all the high screamers...

tone, power , melody and a killer midrange voice...halford is the real deal!

and for pure metal vocal ability Ronnie James Dio takes it..at 64 his voice is still in great shape...ever see Dio live? He still puts his voice up front in the mix and belts it out with total authority..they don't make 'em like that anymore!