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Comment on 10 Ways to Get Your Hands on a $3000 Axe – For Kids Only!! by writer

writer — Tue, 22 May 2012 11:56:57 +0000

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Comment on Shaping Rock: How Washburn Helped Make Rock What it is by Marc

Marc — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:27:57 +0000

Washburn are definetley my favourite guitar manufacturer. The quality of their instruments is astronomical and for very affordable prices. I own a discontinued Washburn WM24v PROE and when I tell people that I picked up that guitar for £350 foul language usually comes out of their mouths. If I had the £1,500 to buy one of those Gibsons, I would not buy a Gibson; I would instead buy a Washburn. Their innovative guitar making, excellent quality and rock bottom costs makes them my first choice. I’ve been playing for 6 years now which is quite frankly a blink of an eye in comparison to real rockstars but I’ve tried hundreds of different guitars, a lot of them from these heavy hitters such as Fender and Gibson and I can tell you now that I’d choose my WM24v PROE over a Fender Strat or a Gibson Les Paul. The best thing about it was that the Washburn that I own was only the middle of the road for the (unfortunetley) discontinued HM series. If I had the £1,500 I mentioned before then I would defientley buy a WM526 over a Les Paul. It’s a shame Washburn don’t get the recognition they truly deserve, however my Washburn has persuaded my friends and family to opt for a Washburn over other brands as they too are stunned by it’s quality and affordable price.

Comment on Shaping Rock: How Washburn Helped Make Rock What it is by Mark

Mark — Thu, 17 May 2012 22:55:03 +0000

THANK YOU!! Finally I see someone give some props to Washburn. Fender and Gibson are great and have had truly massive influence, but, like you say, they’re not the only guitar companies out there. I personally prefer some of the lesser known companies to the big G and F. I like the new Nokia smartphone commercial where the guy says “I own the same smart phone that everyone does in order to express my individuality.” Sounds to me a lot like Gibson and Fender sheep, I mean “players”.

Comment on How to MultiTrack record into DAW for Guitarists & Songwriters by Mark

Mark — Thu, 17 May 2012 22:54:48 +0000

Sort of unrelated, but is there a cheaper way to control Guitar Rig 4, without buying the Native Instr. Pedal Board. It costs more than the software, and I have an excellent Audio Interface, just want to be able to switch without taking hands off guitar when using GR4, thanks! Nice video, by the way, a Sonar X1 user myself.

Comment on Bugera V55 vs. Fender Hot Rod Deluxe – Shoot-Out, TTK Style!! by Karl

Karl — Thu, 17 May 2012 21:47:29 +0000

the bug had just a little more charge to it but as an amp to rely i’d choose fender just a tad less charge its the one i trust

Comment on TTK on KEYZ by Mike

Mike — Thu, 17 May 2012 16:42:51 +0000

I have to say that was a very nice surprise – and well done! Do you dance or sing? Cuz then you’d be a triple threat!

Comment on May’10 – Amplitube 3 by Sofa Table

Sofa Table — Thu, 17 May 2012 11:48:14 +0000

Hello Everyone
May’10 – Amplitube 3
I should admit the entire article has been very enlightening and intensely well crafted. You should keep it up forever! Best of luck

Comment on TTK on KEYZ by David Stein

David Stein — Mon, 14 May 2012 15:02:26 +0000

Liked it a lot. Obviously your parents didn’t have to force you practice every day, nice chops. I did the opposite played guitar for many many years, and switched over to keys about 12 years ago. Too many guitar players not many keyboard players so more opportunities opened up. I love both instruments, but now I check out the keyboards before heading over to the guitar section. Keep an open mind learning a new instrument at any age is a blast. Perhaps you might want to review some of your favorite keyboards in future videos. Keep on rocking!

David,
Your neighbor from the north.
Ottawa, Canada

Comment on VOTE NOW : Spider 15 vs. Vypyr 15 by steve

steve — Sun, 13 May 2012 16:36:37 +0000

The PV has the same Motorola SHARC 32 bit processor as the 30-120 Vypyr and can be moded to access the stomp box section as well as the foot petal and the computer connections. but beside that; Oh and the PV trans tube analogue pre amp section,can’t leave that out , the PV is Dynamic it reacts like a real amp plus the FX are oh so much better, the separate adjustable Delay and reverb sections are well thought out. The Backwards fx is awesome I could go on and on , since I got that little vypyr 15 i hadn’t fired up any of my tube amps 5150,Hiwatt,Lee Jackson…. it’s that GOOD!!!! Not to mention that you can’t buy a decent delay or pitch shifter for $100.00 You can’t go wrong w/PV. The Line 6 sounds like a digitec plastic box plug into a gorilla or a firstact little amp NO Dynamics, overly compressed harsh buzz and kiddie fx . PV HANDS DOWN now go chx out the other videos on the PV vypyr to hear the clean and FX, Good job TTK , Yall give thx to THE TONE KING this man is doing you guys a great service

Comment on Info on Dean Zelinsky’s new Private Label by sergio terol

sergio terol — Sun, 13 May 2012 09:24:02 +0000

Nice looking guitars… though i still like the dbz line. This sound a little too expensive but i bet once plugged and un hands they afecta worth it… some of us will never know lol. Gratz about all your hard work and keep rocking. Also… im serious about some colaborative work for that Piano tune