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inMusic Buys Native Instruments! I Did Not See This Coming!
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inMusic Buys Native Instruments! I Did Not See This Coming!

inMusic Buys Native Instruments! I Did Not See This Coming!

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u/Petrolmediainc — 5 days ago
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I've been eyeing a les paul style guitar and came across this in my area. Is this an insane deal or am I just getting carried away?

u/Numerous-Benefit-622 — 8 days ago
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Novation Ultranova synthesizer tutorial, sound demo and review - complicated? yes. Awesome? also yes! Hope you folks like the video :)

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u/simeonsoden — 6 days ago
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So just a heads up Russo Music in Hamilton, NJ is doing our first pedal event. Lots of cool presenters and brands will be at the shop. Not to mention some limited releases. You can see 2 here and the third is a secret for Sunday. Come down, hang out and meet some of your favorite pedal builders. 29 Pedals, Benson, Browne, Caroline, Death By Audio and Old Blood Noise will be on site!

u/finalfiasco — 12 days ago

IEM for bedroom guitar practice

So I have been playing guitar for a year and I wanted to upgrade speakers (I have cheap Genius subwoofer) to have something better quality and more neutral for mixing and dialing guitar tones. But I can not buy any decent headphones in this budget, so i thought of IEMs.

So my question is that is IEM good choice for this usage and if it is which of these cheap IEMs are good?

  • Truthear gate
  • 7Hz x Crinacle zero 2
  • Tangzu Wan'er 2
  • KZ Castor
  • KZ EDX pro
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u/Queasy_Offer_3526 — 5 days ago
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Hello all.
Been playing acoustic and electric guitar for a while and i was thinking of switching/exploring nylon guitar.
I am particularly looking for sth cutaway style but with solid wood back and sides. I played a few nylon guitar at guitar centre and could clearly feel the difference between the laminate and solid wood guitar.
The one i tried and liked a bit was cordoba c7ce cd but still its not a fully solid wood guitar.
If anyone has suggestions on solid wood back and sides with cutaway full body guitar, I would really appreciate it. Budget is around or less than $1200.

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u/hey_u2 — 9 days ago
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Hey everyone!

I wanted to ask for some advice since I’ve been investing for a while now in upgrading my whole rig. Just to give some context, I’m going for a stoner/sludge kind of sound (Baroness, Torche, Isis, Mastodon, The Sword).

At the moment I’ve only put together the pedalboard (pic related), but I still need a proper amp and a new guitar (time to retire my PRS SE 😅).

As for the amp, I’ve kinda settled on using the same approach as John and Gina from Baroness - so stacking pedals on a clean tone. I’m torn between a Fender Bassman 50, a Twin Reverb Silverface, or just using the clean channel on a Rockerverb 50.

The guitar is a bit trickier. I’ve always dreamed of getting a Dunable, but here in Europe I’d be paying like €1400–1700 just for a Korean-made one. Never tried one, but I don't think it would be worth it. So I’ve been looking at some vintage alternatives like a Kramer (450G or DMZ 1/2/3000), or something like a Gibson Les Paul Special / Hamer Special with P90s, or a Guild S300-D - trying to stay in the €1000–1500 range. I’ve also been looking at some more modern Guilds like the Polara or the Jetstar, but I don’t know if they are a bit below others.

What do you guys think? Would you change anything? Thanks a lot in advance for any advice 😃

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u/Revolutionary_Bank96 — 11 days ago