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jw123 · 11-12-2007, 01:41 PM

I play a Fender strat with a mini-humbucker in the neck and bridge positions. I also have a Les Paul 1960 reissue. I find that between these two guitars I have all the tones I need.

The Schecters are good guitars, I used to have a couple but they were just making the sounds of the Fender or Gibson so I got rid of them.

I also have an Epiphone Sheraton but it basically sounds like a noisy Les Paul.

When I check out a new guitar, I like to play it without an amp at first. If it sustains well then I plug it up. This practice hasnt failed me yet. Good Luck it sounds like you already know what you want so get whatever feels good.

11-12-2007, 01:41 PM	#4 (permalink)
jw123 Groupie Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: west tn Posts: 4	I play a Fender strat with a mini-humbucker in the neck and bridge positions. I also have a Les Paul 1960 reissue. I find that between these two guitars I have all the tones I need. The Schecters are good guitars, I used to have a couple but they were just making the sounds of the Fender or Gibson so I got rid of them. I also have an Epiphone Sheraton but it basically sounds like a noisy Les Paul. When I check out a new guitar, I like to play it without an amp at first. If it sustains well then I plug it up. This practice hasnt failed me yet. Good Luck it sounds like you already know what you want so get whatever feels good. __________________ "These amps go to eleven, its one louder than ten" "My favorite string is the G-string"