RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] guitar stuff...

["Woodsmall, Ryan \(IATS\)" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

Just realized I lied in the last email.  I have a Kramer 450G, not a 2000.  The 2000 is the updated version of what I have.  Still a unique guitar, regardless.
 
  ryan woodsmall
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From: EMAIL:PROTECTED on behalf of Woodsmall, Ryan (IATS)
Sent: Sun 4/3/2005 6:53 PM
To: MLUG Off-Topic Discussion
Subject: RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] guitar stuff...

I'll second all of Vern's info - it's all good.
 
I use http://www.harmony-central.com to find used stuff.  There are forums there that might be a bit tough to wade through (there used to be *tons* of posts) but you can find just about anything.  I found my Kramer aluminum neck (DMZ 2000, http://vintagekramer.com/alum.htm) through Harmony Central, and it just so happened a guy in Columbia saw my post and got ahold of me.  He lived literally less than 15 minutes away and I got to see and play the beast before I bought it.  Plus they have tons of gear reviews and a lot of info about the vintage synths that I can't afford but still lust after.
 
The coolest piece of gear I own is an Akai Headrush E1.  I don't think Akai makes these anymore, but if you can find one, get it.  It can do layered looping, delay and has a pretty strange tape echo simulator.  It's a totally bizarre piece of equipment, but it can do some crazy stuff.  Plugged into an effects loop with a BigMuffPi, using an Ebow and the tape echo/slap back settings on the Akai, you can get some trippy Fripp-esque sounds.  Highly recommend.  Line6 makes something similar but I can't remember the name of it.
 
I wish I could afford a nice guitar synth package to plug into my GarageBand sessions.  But I can't so I'll just stop there ;)
 
  ryan woodsmall
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