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Got everything in it. No more wrestling with amps! Directly into a P.A. system. Great sound. Easy to use. Sorry tube freaks, just switched to the already legendary Helix!

Everything in 1! Best there is, you just need to get used at the size!

Looks good and sounds good, but you really need to learn how to control this amp. Too much gain is around the corner. Always nice to have a challenge.

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http://ibanez.wikia.com/wiki/JEM77_%28Floral_Pattern%29 The Ibanez JEM77, also known as the JEM77 FP (Floral Pattern), is a JEM series guitar model and signature model of guitarist Steve Vai. Features include DiMarzio pickups, a double locking tremolo, fluorescent green vine fingerboard inlays and a special floral pattern finish. The JEM77 FP was introduced in 1988, one year after the initial introduction of the JEM series. It was available in the US until 1999 but returned in 2003 as the 15th Anniversary JEM77FP. Outside the US it never was discontinued and remained in production from 1988 through 2004. With its 17 years of production, it was the longest running JEM model until it got surpassed by the JEM7V in 2009. The JEM77 FP was only the first floral pattern JEM, a second one was introduced in 1988 as the JEM77 BFP and a third one in 2010 as the JEM77 FP2.

The short story on this guitar is that during the years Nick Catanese was a signature artist with Washburn guitars, Nick worked with BSG’s Eric McKenna on many custom runs of Nick’s signature guitar. Both on the import and USA custom side. This run was the ‘Slime Green Rebel.” Expertly done by Washburn’s paint guru, Chewy. - See more at: http://boogiestreet.com/product/1322/#sthash.XbM77e9c.dpuf

The 3100 is all about versatility. It's unique and different because it has been designed around the goal to accurately reproduce the specific tone of any model of guitar you're playing with by offering 5/6 different convincing sounds vintage to modern. No more talk. Check out this video below in which Oliver Hartmann plays from cleans, jazzy to AC/DC vintage crunchs to modern leads and metal tones out of the amp different models of guitars, and you will immediately get what I mean. The 3100 also features some other unique functions you will surely like: - a user -friendly control interface with each channel sporting the same controls and only two switches on the front panel. - a solo function which boosts the level and the gain at the same time so your solo has more volume but also more sustain. It's called "Boost". - the possibility to assign external MIDI effects to the supplied footswitch. - a 'shaping' function, on the Lead channel, that allows you to switch from a rhythm part to a solo with the correct equalization on both in one just operation (a suggestion from our metal friends ;) This makes the 3100 the perfect tool to reproduce the sound you have heard on record or live and then personalize it to make it our own. On the other side the 3100 is very simple to understand and use with just two switches on the front panel. Or do you need 18 like we have seen recently?

Came with the Slash leather Jacket

Gibson’s Les Paul Standard model from 1959 is the most highly acclaimed, widely recognized solid body electric guitar in the entire world, coveted by both players and collectors as the ultimate example of playability, attractiveness and tone among all six-stringed instruments. In an industry filled with imitations and replicas, the iconic 1959 Les Paul Standard simply has no equal. Any time a guitar comes through the doors of the Zoo that has been aged by Tom Murphy, we have to stop what we're doing and take the time to check them out and admire the work he put into them. This guitar has tons of finish checking going across the body that looks great. Besides the work done by Tom, the guitar has a fantastic top with lots of flame going over some cool patterns in the wood grain itself. The guitar leaves you noticing something new about it every time you pick it up to play. Gibson Authorized Dealer Kentucky Bourbon Flame Finish Aged by Tom Murphy Mahogany Body Maple Top Mahogany Neck Rosewood Fretboard 22 frets 1-11/16" Nut Width ABR-1 Bridge Stopbar Tailpiece Burstbucker Pickups Kluson Tuners Nickel Hardware 24 ¾" Scale Length

Red Hot! - G-System Limited When we released G-System, we changed the world of guitar effects forever. G-System is the first guitar system to offer a combination of the very highest quality effects, amp switching, full floor control and four built-in analog FX loops that give you the ability to integrate and control your existing pedals in the set-up. Put simply, G-System offers you the very best in effects, 'hands-on' floor control and full system integration, so it's little wonder that so many guitarists the world over have fully embraced the G-System philosophy. To celebrate this success, we have just unleashed G-System Limited, a collector's edition that looks every bit as hot as it sounds. In fact, we'd go as far as to say that the best just got a whole lot better. As you can see, G-System Limited comes housed in a stunning red anodized case - but don't think this is just about the cosmetics. Sure, G-System Limited looks red hot, but we've also turned up the heat with what's under that hood. With a completely redesigned analog circuit, G-System Limited provides the purest and most uncolored signal path yet. We've also increased the number of effects on offer with several new additions in response to your feedback. First up - and by very popular demand - we've added Univibe for that Hendrix 'Machine Gun' style phase-shifting effect. There's also an ultra-fat Doubler to help you get that classic doubling effect so prevalent in '80s and '90s Rock and Metal. G-System Limited also sports brand new Reverbs, including more realistic Room and Spring Reverbs. Other features include a new KillDry option that lets you use G-System in a parallel effects loop or even with a line mixer. Finally, we've crammed an extra 100 incredible new presets in there that will provide a wealth of inspiration, no matter what kind of music you play. G-System Limited is the ultimate, go-to effects system - and with an exclusive run of only 300 you need to grab one while you can!

This guitar has been 2+ years in the making! This guitar is one of one It features a flame maple top, with a UNION JACK finish, front and back Story i heared is that the man himself (PC) ordered this one for himself but it was send to a wrong adress. Someone bought it from someone who sold it to me. Special thing is that it is painted in Union Jack frontside as well as on the backside. Mahogany back Original Floyd Rose bridge Maple neck w/ flame maple fretboard 24 frets 25.5 scale length 1 11/16 nut width compound radius fretboard This guitar features a sustainer neck pick up and an inbuilt ebow!

Tak Matsumoto Doublecut Custom Ebony Best known as the guitarist, songwriter and producer of Japanese rockers B'z, Tak Matsumoto is renowned as Asia’s foremost guitarist. The duo, which includes vocalist Koshi Inaba, holds the record for consecutive #1 singles on Japan's Oricon Singles Chart, having sent a whopping 46 hits to the top since the band's formation in 1988, and is equally known for its dynamic live shows, including a sold-out North American tour in 2011. In addition, Tak has pursued a successful solo career, joined forces with artists such as Steve Vai, Chad Smith and Jack Blades, and won a Grammy alongside Larry Carlton for Best Pop Instrumental Album for their 2010 release Take Your Pick. Tak's worldwide success has spawned the release of seven Gibson signature models, the latest of which—and arguably the most elegant—is the new Tak Matsumoto DC Custom from the Gibson Custom Shop. This guitar follows Tak's preferred offset double-cutaway take on the hallowed Les Paul, and dresses up the package in the elegant Custom attire as conceived by Les Paul and Ted McCarty in 1954. As such, the Tak Matsumoto DC Custom wears a hand-sprayed, high-gloss nitrocellulose finish in Ebony with traditional Custom appointments such as mother-of-pearl block fingerboard inlays, multi-ply body binding, gold hardware and mother-of-pearl split-diamond headstock logo. It's a fitting tribute to Tak Matsumoto's considerable achievements in the music world, and an inspiring instrument to take your own playing to new heights. The Tak Matsumoto DC Custom begins with the time-tested pairing of a solid, one-piece mahogany body joined to a carved plain maple top. The marriage of unchambered lightweight mahogany and solid maple blends the depth, richness, sustain and cutting power that has made Les Pauls legendary for 60 years. A one-piece, quarter-sawn mahogany neck is carved to Tak's preferred profile, measuring .845" at the 1st fret and .945" at the 12th. A lusciously dark fingerboard made from Richlite®, an extremely durable fabricated material composed of cellulose fiber and phenolic resin, offers the look, feel and tone of ebony in a totally sustainable package. Tak's unique offset double-cutaway design provides an outstanding twist on the classic formula, adding excellent playing balance and uninhibited upper-fret access to the legendary Les Paul tone, while giving the guitar a sleek contemporary look. A pair of Gibson's finest high-performance PAF-style humbucking pickups takes the Tak Matsumoto DC Custom right over the top. The BurstBucker #2 in the neck position and BurstBucker #3 in the bridge are made with genuine Alnico V magnets and wound with 42-AWG enamel-coated wire for classic creamy warm lead tones and punchy cutting crunch as desired. This calibrated set offers an excellent output balance, with a little more grind in the bridge position for scorching solos, while keeping the neck pickup smooth and clear. According to Tak's preference, the pickups are routed through a traditional three-way toggle switch and independent volume controls, with a single master tone control. The classic pairing of gold-plated ABR-1 bridge and lightweight aluminum stopbar tailpiece work toward excellent sustain in partnership with a PLEK-cut Corian™ nut. Gold-plated vintage-style tuners with green keys present a classic touch, while genuine Schaller™ straplocks keep your guitar safe through the wildest on-stage antics. Each Tak Matsumoto DC Custom includes a black Custom Shop hardshell case, a Certificate of Authenticity, owner's manual and adjustment literature, and is covered by Gibson’s Limited Lifetime Warranty and 24/7/365 Customer Service.

Humbucker, single-coil, and acoustic tones along with Floyd Rose trem, highlight this progressive rock guitar. Created through extensive work with Alex, this new model incorporates the Graphtech Ghost-equipped Floyd Rose licensed tremolo and newly designed output circuitry that offers unprecedented signal routing (via "Regular" output jack and/or "Life-O-Sound" output jack) and tonal shaping flexibility (via push/pull pots) that make full use of the guitar's complete pickup arsenal consisting of piezo and 496R ceramic-magnet neck humbucker and 498T Alnico V bridge humbucker. To give the Alex Lifeson Les Paul Axcess the best possible foundation, Gibson Custom works with premium woods that are selected for their sublime look as well as their superior resonant qualities. A quarter-sawn mahogany neck is joined to the body with a glued-in long-tenon joint, and topped with a traditional rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets and acrylic trapezoid inlays, just the way it's been done since 1952. Kluson-style tuners with pearloid keystone buttons add to the vintage vibe at the headstock end, but down south the electronics and hardware take this guitar into another millennium. In addition to its traditional Les Paul tonewoods, the Alex Lifeson Les Paul Axcess carries two high-output humbucking pickups with series/parallel wiring options via its push-pull volume controls series/parallel options on its push-pull volume controls, and a Floyd Rose licensed unit that not only provides the world's most efficient vibrato system, but is also loaded with GraphTech Ghost piezo bridge saddles. Access traditional Gibson magnetic humbucker tones, mix it up with fat and funky series/parallel options, tap the Ghost's realistic acoustic tones, or blend acoustic and magnetic voices-the sky's the limit from this sonic chameleon, whose sound-shifting depths are virtually limitless. What's more, you can route it all through a traditional mono jack (labeled "Regular") using a single guitar cable, or use two cables to split your sonic trickery off into separate output paths using the "Regular" and the "Life-O-Sound" output jacks together. All this, and the Alex Lifeson Les Paul Axcess still presents that timeless Les Paul look that has remained a classic for more than 50 years. Since the mid-1970s, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson has personified the consummate rock innovator--a sonic adventurer capable of producing mind-blowing power chords and dizzying arpeggios alike, ultimately sculpting them into huge, rich melodies and ingenious arrangements.

In celebration of 120 years of making some of the finest and most influential instruments on the planet, Gibson USA has gone through their most popular models and found ways to improve, expand upon, and perfect their guitars for the year 2014. Also these models come equipped with Cleartone coated strings, a Graph Tech nut, and cryogenic treated fret wire for longer life and corrosion resistance. Also some new models are being introduced to meet the demands of musicians’ ever expanding taste and playing styles. With the 2014 Les Paul Standard Premium Quilt, you get the modern features of a Standard, with a gorgeous AAA quilted maple top. The tops are hand-picked, and each guitar comes with a backplate signed by the Gibson employee that personally bookmatched it. The mahogany body is given “modern” weight relief for the ultimate comfort and playability, while an asymmetrical ‘60s slim taper neck offers a combination of comfort and fast playability. The rosewood fingerboard is also given a compound radius so your hand feels equally at home playing cowboy chords or solos high up on the neck. With locking Keystone Grover tuners and a TonePros locking Tune-o-Matic bridge you can stay pitch perfect, and BurstBucker Pro 1+2 humbuckers deliver modern punch and presence. Each pickup can also be split via push/pull coil tapping, and the rear pickup is wired with reverse polarity for authentic single-coil combinations. Gibson Authorized Dealer 120th Anniversary Model Ocean Water Perimeter Finish Mahogany Body with Modern Weight Relief AAA-Grade Quilted Maple Top Asymmetrical '60 Slim Taper Mahogany Neck Bound Compound Radius Rosewood Fretboard with Trapezoid Inlays and 120st Anniversary on 12th Fret Undercut Frets Over Binding 24.75" Scale Length 22 Frets BurstBucker Pro 1+2 Pickups with Push/Pull Coil Taps, Phase Changing, and Pure Bypass Rear Pickup Reverse Polarity Individual Volume Controls and Tone Controls Three Way Selector Switch TonePros Locking Tune-o-Matic Bridge with Stopbar Tailpiece Locking Keystone Grover Tuners Gold Speed Knobs Backplate Signed by Gibson Employee That Bookmatched Top Chrome Hardware

PRS Angelus Custom Koa Artist, acoustic steel string guitar, thomann solid spruce top, hand-carved top binding, back & sides: koa, mahogany neck, 648 mm scale, ebony fretboard, maple neck binding, abalone Modern Birds fretboard inlays, nut width: 43,5 mm, abalone soundhole rosette, PRS pickup system, colour: natural, incl PRS Amertiage case

i use the clean/crunch and lead sounds from my The Valve 3/100 and the effects from the G System. I use it in the loop. That way it sounds best. Shortly i'm using a Banshee Talkbox which is great, but i can't connect it to the floor board (using the G system in the loop it has to be next to my amp due to cables etc). But i'll work that out.