Sounds wonderful for the price.

Quote from: Austin on September 04, 2012, 07:20:24 AMI have always wondered this, but I have never came up with the answer! Can anyone describe to me in a few sentences what is the difference between a Guitar Amplifier and a Bass Amplifier?

While both guitar and bass amplifiers serve the purpose of amplifying sound from their respective instruments, there are key differences in their design and functionality.

Guitar amplifiers are optimized to enhance the frequencies typically produced by guitars, emphasizing midrange and high frequencies to highlight the instrument's tonal characteristics. They often incorporate built-in effects like distortion and reverb to shape the guitar's sound.

Do you have a youtube channel? All your vids seems taken down.

What a video you shared, do you also play professionally.

That seems to be a good equipment, specially when you want t o play in private.

This maybe a few years old but I guess this would still be very helpful!!!

Sounds like a good system to me.

What an angelic voice.

Quote from: KillerGuitarRigs on July 31, 2020, 04:04:59 AMHeyo, hello from sunny Florida, home of Killer Guitar Rigs.

KGR is a new site but built on the success of our 13k and counting Instagram page.

We have a ton of gear reviews, buyer's guides, and a few interesting pages about topics like obscure speakers and what guitars were used on the Alice In Chains album Dirt.

Come check us out!

BTW, I added a link back to this board here. Thanks!

Your website sounds like a complete bombshell.

It sounds like you have a solid foundation with your guitar setup, with a classic 2-post Stratocaster style tremolo and locking tuners.

Setting up the tremolo as a floating bridge can indeed take some time and adjustments to ensure it holds tune properly, especially as the guitar acclimatizes to its environment. Patience and fine-tuning are key here, and it's great that you're aware of the ongoing setup process.

Thank you for sharing.

A factory tour of C.F. Martin Guitars' North Street Factory sounds like a fascinating journey into the rich history and craftsmanship of one of the most iconic guitar manufacturers. Exploring a facility where guitars have been made since the 1800s must offer incredible insights into traditional techniques and modern innovations in guitar production.

It's a steal for the price.

What happened? The video can't play.

Thank you for sharing.