Good choice windhund. Generally underrated vs. the American series, but with a good setup, can play great.

 

Unkie, got my Telecaster yesterday. Will take some photos.

Anyhow, found this old recording a friend and I did on his computer-studio (using Cool Edit Pro). Over-dubbed three guitars onto rhythm backing track. Me on a Les Paul. Him on a Strat and Taylor acoustic. Ever heard of Peter Green era of Fleetwood Mac? After many takes...

https://soundcloud.com/user617837301/mow1mp3


The real thing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJWOtL-PZiE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJWOtL-PZiE

 

Finally got around to test driving the Telecaster. Sweet, twangy tone. Amp is 1962 Ampeg Jet.

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Those Telecasters have a great tone. I have a Washburn that I learned to play on and now I also own a Dean and two acoustics. I played Clarinet through Elementary and Middle School and finally Jazz Band, then picked up the piano in high school. I no longer have my keyboard but I've been looking for something cheap to play around on. I also plan to upgrade to a marshall halfstack tube amp soon

 

What Marshall amp. A vintage JCM 800? I've redone my share of those. I really like the old 1987 50-watt leads.

On a half-stack, I'm sure your neighbors will enjoy those tune-up sessions.

 

Its actually the vs100.

I've started to casually play with some friends so I need something that can heard easily over drums haha

 

I like some of the Valvestates. If you are looking to upgrade that 12AX7, the new Gold Lion (Russian made) B759/ECC83 is very nice.


http://www.thetubestore.com/Tubes/12...ion-ECC83-B759

 

That's awesome! Thanks for the link.

 

My screen name is a good hint at what I majored in.

 

Wearing capes, railing Al Cass, and telling the guy sitting next to you how Arturo (or Bud Herseth, depending) would have done it differently?