Any 4, 8, or 16 ohm cabinet will work. The most important factor in matching any speaker or speaker cab to an amplifier head like this is impedence wh...
The Electro Harmonix Big Muff should get you close to that distortion. There have been various stories about how this sound was obtained, I have read ...
ChrisI know the sound you like, you would absolutely love the tone of this amp. But I don't know if the 15 watter could keep up with your other guitar...
Yes, the best way to handle mistakes on stage is just to laugh it off. People like people who can laugh at themselves. Here is an old live video of Ji...
Joe,As everyone has said, sometimes we just have poor playing days. Sometimes your coordination is off, sometimes your ear is not good. It is normal a...
You must be playing a Strat style guitar, yes, the volume knob is right there and it is easy to accidentally turn it. I used to have this problem many...
Well, we had practice today for an outdoor gig on the 4th, and I was able to really crank this amp. I played it through my Avatar 2 X 12 cab with Cele...
A soundman told me years ago to always aim for the center of the crowd. This can be different everywhere you play. Sometimes the crowd is right in fro...
I would go with the Marshall simply because of the music you listed. I am not sure about what amps David Gilmore used, but Jimmy Page and Jimi Hendrix...
Well, here's the manual you already have.For setup, you go from your guitar into the input, then come out of output to go into your instrument in on y...
I own the original model of this powered mixer, it is similar, but a little more powerful now. Yes, RMS mean continuous power. So with an 8 ohm speake...
I agree with Triterocker, you have to be lively. The most entertaining bands are those who look and sound like they are having fun on stage. I also ag...
CindyAll I can say it that I am very pleased with my Avatar cab. I have a 2 X 12 with Celestion Vintage 30s closed-back. The cab is very well built an...
TroyFirst, welcome to Guitar Noise. :D I am not familiar with this song, so I cannot give you advice on amp settings. But I will say this, in a band ...