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hardkoretom
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esps dont do it for me. I guess I will have to test one out next time I hit guitar center. The alexi laiho style looks pretty damn cool tho.
 
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My favorite is my Washburn N4 made of Padauk. Then the Gibsons.
 
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7 string guitars and 5 string basses are for lazy people.


not really, then nick is lazy for having a big drum set =/

more strings/drums/ whatever is just an expansion of a musicians ability


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7 string guitars and 5 string basses are for lazy people.


not really, then nick is lazy for having a big drum set =/

more strings/drums/ whatever is just an expansion of a musicians ability


more types of drums in a kit is different than adding extra strings. adding extra drums gives more of a sound. adding a string makes it easier to switch from strings, but it also makes it easier to drop tune it without leaving standard tuning.

all in all, its personal preference. I think its lazy because of how I was trained to play.
 
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Originally posted by My Damnation:
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Originally posted by MidnightSun:
7 string guitars and 5 string basses are for lazy people.


not really, then nick is lazy for having a big drum set =/

more strings/drums/ whatever is just an expansion of a musicians ability


more types of drums in a kit is different than adding extra strings. adding extra drums gives more of a sound. adding a string makes it easier to switch from strings, but it also makes it easier to drop tune it without leaving standard tuning.

all in all, its personal preference. I think its lazy because of how I was trained to play.


I got really pissed off when I tried to cover KoRn, and I found out they used a goddamn 7 string.


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hardkoretom
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Originally posted by My Damnation:
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Originally posted by MidnightSun:
7 string guitars and 5 string basses are for lazy people.


not really, then nick is lazy for having a big drum set =/

more strings/drums/ whatever is just an expansion of a musicians ability


more types of drums in a kit is different than adding extra strings. adding extra drums gives more of a sound. adding a string makes it easier to switch from strings, but it also makes it easier to drop tune it without leaving standard tuning.

all in all, its personal preference. I think its lazy because of how I was trained to play.


I got really pissed off when I tried to cover KoRn, and I found out they used a goddamn 7 string.


do they use all 7 strings? maybe you can drop tune down 1.
 
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Originally posted by My Damnation:
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Originally posted by MidnightSun:
7 string guitars and 5 string basses are for lazy people.


not really, then nick is lazy for having a big drum set =/

more strings/drums/ whatever is just an expansion of a musicians ability


more types of drums in a kit is different than adding extra strings. adding extra drums gives more of a sound. adding a string makes it easier to switch from strings, but it also makes it easier to drop tune it without leaving standard tuning.

all in all, its personal preference. I think its lazy because of how I was trained to play.


I got really pissed off when I tried to cover KoRn, and I found out they used a goddamn 7 string.


do they use all 7 strings? maybe you can drop tune down 1.


Yep all of 'em. You can easily tell if you listen to the song Politics. Its really heavily deep.


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I bought a ESP MH-1000 w/ Seymour Duncans and it sounds bad arse. I suggest you BUY ONE!
 
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ESP is the shit. I can play any guitar I want, and I chose ESP because it sounds the best when tuned down. Get a baritone model if you're tuning really low. I endorsed Gibson for years because they make great guitars... but ESP is just fucking brutal and nothing can beat it for Metal. The End.
 
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I used a Les Paul for most of WDT, an Explorer for the next two records. Now days I can get any guitar I want, and I choose ESP. The End.


Wow, for whatever reason I just find it really surprising that you used a Les Paul on WDT. I didn't know that, and honestly, I would have never guessed.



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Guitar-y question...

EMG's or Duncans for a distortion sound?


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hardkoretom
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Guitar-y question...

EMG's or Duncans for a distortion sound?


if you are asking what he uses, it is a duncan sh-6 distortion. He is going solo now, in the gibsons, he was using an the distortion on the bridge and a sh-2 on the neck. I saw a list of many guitarists that do that kind of setup.
 
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Guitar-y question...

EMG's or Duncans for a distortion sound?


if you are asking what he uses, it is a duncan sh-6 distortion. He is going solo now, in the gibsons, he was using an the distortion on the bridge and a sh-2 on the neck. I saw a list of many guitarists that do that kind of setup.


No, I meant for general use, 'cos I'm looking at getting some for my Ibanez, but I don't know which.

Though it is the wrong thread.


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hardkoretom
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Originally posted by Dazturbation:
Guitar-y question...

EMG's or Duncans for a distortion sound?


if you are asking what he uses, it is a duncan sh-6 distortion. He is going solo now, in the gibsons, he was using an the distortion on the bridge and a sh-2 on the neck. I saw a list of many guitarists that do that kind of setup.


No, I meant for general use, 'cos I'm looking at getting some for my Ibanez, but I don't know which.

Though it is the wrong thread.


well, I havent used emg's and I have only bought duncans once, but I would assume for a distortion sound, you could go with the Dimebuckers or something
 
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Originally posted by hardkoretom:
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Originally posted by Dazturbation:
Guitar-y question...

EMG's or Duncans for a distortion sound?


if you are asking what he uses, it is a duncan sh-6 distortion. He is going solo now, in the gibsons, he was using an the distortion on the bridge and a sh-2 on the neck. I saw a list of many guitarists that do that kind of setup.


No, I meant for general use, 'cos I'm looking at getting some for my Ibanez, but I don't know which.

Though it is the wrong thread.


well, I havent used emg's and I have only bought duncans once, but I would assume for a distortion sound, you could go with the Dimebuckers or something


didn't know you played guitar




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hardkoretom
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Originally posted by hardkoretom:
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Originally posted by Dazturbation:
Guitar-y question...

EMG's or Duncans for a distortion sound?


if you are asking what he uses, it is a duncan sh-6 distortion. He is going solo now, in the gibsons, he was using an the distortion on the bridge and a sh-2 on the neck. I saw a list of many guitarists that do that kind of setup.


No, I meant for general use, 'cos I'm looking at getting some for my Ibanez, but I don't know which.

Though it is the wrong thread.


well, I havent used emg's and I have only bought duncans once, but I would assume for a distortion sound, you could go with the Dimebuckers or something


didn't know you played guitar


Not very well. the hardest part is trying to find something easy to play when you are learning. my buddy seems to have an easier time at that than me. do you play?
 
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Originally posted by hardkoretom:
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Originally posted by Dazturbation:
Guitar-y question...

EMG's or Duncans for a distortion sound?


if you are asking what he uses, it is a duncan sh-6 distortion. He is going solo now, in the gibsons, he was using an the distortion on the bridge and a sh-2 on the neck. I saw a list of many guitarists that do that kind of setup.


No, I meant for general use, 'cos I'm looking at getting some for my Ibanez, but I don't know which.

Though it is the wrong thread.


well, I havent used emg's and I have only bought duncans once, but I would assume for a distortion sound, you could go with the Dimebuckers or something


I've played a guitar with Dimebuckers. The sound is a bit muddy for me. I realyl like EMGs but I haven't played any Duncans.


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