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Marshall Amps
I've got a Marshall Code 25 watt. It's an awesome amp for the basic things that you need from it. I've literally been using this amp just about every day for years and I haven't found any issues. I like that you can download presets and you can really easily record what you're playing when you...- TrentNWM
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- Forum: General Chat
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Guitar suggestion
If you're in a metal band and you're looking for something that can reflect that, look no further than Schecter. It's an amazing brand (that even SynGates has been using for years) and even I use a Schecter on a daily basis. If you're looking for the deep, awesome distorted rhythm I recommend...- TrentNWM
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- Forum: Instruments, Hardware and Setup, & Troubleshooting
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3 note per string patterns
It's not unusual for your hand to hurt when doing these exercises, it's really just part of growing as a guitarist. I've taught several beginners, and it's usually because they have their wrist at an angle, and that puts way too much pressure on your wrist and can make it hurt more severe and...- TrentNWM
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- Forum: General School Questions
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Random Jamming
Just had a preview show gig last night, and our pianist just began playing piano chords before the show really started, and everyone was looking at me to jam along with him. I have no issues with soloing, and I'm in fact pretty good at it when I know what key I'm in. But it was at that moment...- TrentNWM
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- Forum: Advanced Techniques & Theory
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Syn! Any Tips on Whammy Sounds?
I've had my Schecter DS Omen Ex 6 for about a year now, (and since this is the one with the tune-o-matic bride) I'm not able to get those awesome whammy divebombs like Syn. Just wanted to ask if there was any way to mimic or at least replicate that sound in Studio One or something like that...- TrentNWM
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- Forum: Advanced Techniques & Theory