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I like to vary my style every now and again, So I've finally decided to get a multi-effect pedal. The problem is which one? :thwap Right now I'm in more of a heavy metal hard rock band, And I'm stuck around the 200-300 bucks price range. I was thinking a line 6 floor pod, But might also...

hmm thats something to think about too

hmmmm i was thinking about that too, but I do like the tones of Duncans

kool, thanks.

Lol, i was thinking about going with either emg single passives, or Duncans. Maybe a double rail or something, but i dont know how that would sound if I tossed in my bridge pickup also.

agreed.

Hmmm... Well, at least you know what you want to play, That's half the battle right there. I would suggest practicing in 15 minute increments. Learn to sight read, or at least read tab {if you don't know how already}. I like to start my practice with a 5-20 minute hand stretching warm up, take...

hmmm. Ever mic your amp through a PA?

lol Tip until it hurts, lol.

I know what you mean. One of the things that help me dial in a tone is to keep a small tone journal to keep tabs on what I'm tweaking. Man, Never thought I'd have to study tone when I set out to study guitar. I've been known to spend more time on that then running scales at times, lol.

yeah that is true, I mean I've been playing for almost 10 years now, And I still find myself switching pickups, amps, and gear all the time. Right on. Maybe I'll give that set up a little try.

Looking for something that maintains clarity at high gain settings for metal solos, Yet still has a kick clean. Something that can be played in conjunction with either or all of my other pickups without losing its punch, or bringing the other pickups down. I'm also looking for new pots. Any...