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were from newhaven east sussex, england

fuckin awsome what you done to it, can you put our band name in it were playdoh and maybe this wallpaper aswell if possibile thanks (2 pics)

Post it up and i'll take a look-see.

by the way were in our last year at school:

I have a reall cool photo of my band that i took yesterday, can anyone using photoshop, use the picture and change the background but keep the people in the picture.

please reply thanks

lol put a slipknot mask on him

cam someone post the larger pic of this one:

Have a look back to pages 1-5 it will be there probably

i did, i saw all the other 4 photos just not this one

cam someone post the larger pic of this one:

This quality news, i cant wait now. this better be true, if you made all this up and slash didnt say this, u at least got everyone hyped

Theres one album i would recomend for any rocker out there,

Brand new sin - Recipe for disaster

Quality album, you must buy it

Mines:

Drowning pool - Bodies

Motley Crue - Wild Side

Slipknot - Pulse of the maggots

Skid Row - Youth Gone wild

Ill nino - How can i live

and a very original hard rocker list:

Alice cooper - Bed of nails

Faith no more - Epic

Metallica - Enter Sandman

AC/DC - Back in black

GNR - Welcome to the jungle

Def Leppard - Pour some sugar on me

im wanna have a good list to learn songs from, to get a good idea of making an anthem

please reply with yours :xmasssanta:

Contour is like an "inverted" mids control - the lower you set your contour, the more mids you have, and vice versa.

If you boost your bass and treble, and leave your mids low (known as scooping your mids), you'll get a punchy, very distorted metal sound, good for rhythm playing.

If you boost your mids, you'll have a much fuller, richer and brighter tone, much more suitable for lead guitar - if you're playing lead in a band you'll generally want to boost your mids right up to avoid the bass frequencies produced by the bass guitar and the high trebly frequencies produced by drums/cymbals etc. If you don't do this your guitar sound will just be lost in a wall of mush.

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cheers for the info, i never knew that

bumpety bump bump

heres the deal i own and ESP eclipse EQ200

what would be a good megadeth/thrash amp setting

same as top, i need gain, treble, bass, contour and reverb

please help. thanks

yep ive heard of them, they sound pretty good but some of there songs are crap and i dont know about there live input but there u go

BUMP

http://www.trivium.org/images/media/photos//Paolo2.JPG

http://www.trivium.org/images/media/photos//Corey.jpg

http://www.trivium.org/images/media/photos//DSC01302.jpg

http://www.trivium.org/images/media/photos...um_cologne2.jpg

can some one make me a sig of trivium please and dont put any text in it, i would be really greatful.

thanks

hmm let me think

acdc - live

gnr live era

pantera offical live

exodus another lesson in vio,lence

its of drowning pool, if u can i will pm u the pitures 2 use

they all suck but yellowcard really sucks

near the end of the song there a quick shot of fred durst while their singer is.

anyone know y this is?

here ya go, axl's most true shirt:

http://www.t-shirtgrill.co.uk/?page=shop/f...fdfb14492368dd1

gonna try these setting out tommrow, thanks people

i want some good amp settings for my new guitar, so can anyone give me some please

gain, treble, bass, contour, reverb

i went to my local guitar shop today and starting playing one of the esp eclipse models, it was awsome, most comfortable guitar ive ever picked up, it has great weight, 24 frets and for only £475 check it out:

LTD EC-200QM £475

FEATURES: set neck construction; 24.75” scale; agathis body w/quilted maple top; 3-piece mahogany neck; rosewood fingerboard; dot inlays w/model name at 12th fret; EMG-HZ H-4 pickups; 2 volume & 1 tone control w/3-way toggle; black hardware; tune-o-matic bridge w/stop tailpiece; white binding on neck & headstock; 24 XJ frets

FINISH: See-thru Black (STBLK)

Note: its a bit more black when u actually see it, the pic looks a bit brown

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ESP's LTD line is actually really good. I'd stay away from the 50 or 100 model series. They definitely start getting better around the 400 series, with the set necks. But all in all, they are great guitars.

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this has a set in neck, i forgot to say

i went to my local guitar shop today and starting playing one of the esp eclipse models, it was awsome, most comfortable guitar ive ever picked up, it has great weight, 24 frets and for only £475 check it out:

LTD EC-200QM £475

FEATURES: set neck construction; 24.75” scale; agathis body w/quilted maple top; 3-piece mahogany neck; rosewood fingerboard; dot inlays w/model name at 12th fret; EMG-HZ H-4 pickups; 2 volume & 1 tone control w/3-way toggle; black hardware; tune-o-matic bridge w/stop tailpiece; white binding on neck & headstock; 24 XJ frets

FINISH: See-thru Black (STBLK)

Note: its a bit more black when u actually see it, the pic looks a bit brown

ESP and Ibanez, METAL!!!! the peferct guitars for all your shredding and thrash metal.

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heres a ibanez model i like:

and two les paul esps i like:

this is the guitar I'm getting soon. Fender Toronado GT HH

This is such a great sounding guitar, not like a standard fender it sounds more like a les paul with the humbuckers and maple neck. Seriously for £450 this is a fucking amazing guitar.

Styling is a matter of personal taste though.

Good for someone learning too.

You should seriously consider this.

EDIT: Also this is great for a guns n' roses style sound if you're looking for something like that.

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thats the same shop i was going to look for one in brighton