sergiodeblanc
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Oh snap! It’s heating up! Four man cage match, and there can only be one champion.... I’m putting my money on me... or Howie... or maybe Les, he’s got stamina.
Would you sound like yourself through a Roland cube?
He did ask what us peasants use, and I think everyone will agree your more like the laird sitting in the big house with those fancy boxes
another boss katana user, perfect for home family friendly volumes, and ridiculously priced for us field workers
I did suggest the very reasonably priced Sonzeras.
Which are like, only three burritos more $$$ than a new SE CU24.
Which are like, only three burritos more $$$ than a new SE CU24.
Holy gastrointestinal currency, Batman! Taco Bell’s stock just went up.I love the concept of burritos being a monetary standard.
Holy gastrointestinal currency, Batman! Taco Bell’s stock just went up.
My fretboard may have smelled like a Burrito Supreme at one time or another in the past.
Which are like, only three burritos more $$$ than a new SE CU24.
Lovely informative read as always Les.No. I’d be a crappy sounding version of myself, and I’d be bummed as hell. I’d be frustrated and it would hinder my work. Also my clients are pretty picky.
A substantial investment isn’t necessary for good tone. There are plenty of excellent cheap amps on the market.
I don’t play an SE, but they’re fine guitars that deserve care in amp selection.
I’ll grant you that I’m biased toward tube amps, but they needn’t be expensive. If you like solid state and modeling amps, more power to you.
A couple of years ago PRS did a blog article about my work and how I use their amps. I’m still using these as my primary amps, and I love them to death. I do my best to give clients the best tone I can, even though production video changes come so fast nowadays that chasing picture means it’s necessary to write quickly and work “in the box.”
http://www.prsguitars.com/index.php/blog/post/les_schefman_how_i_use_prs_amps_to_make_a_living