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06-15-2002, 12:52 AM
BZ Beetle
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who uses an RG for somthing OTHER than metal or punk?
im curious to see who has RGs that are playing NON thrash music through NON metal amps. I really like my 570 but im re-pickuping it for my classic 50. im just kinda curious what verious people use thier RGs for and what mods they have made to do so?
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06-15-2002, 01:34 AM
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I use my RGT for everything, blues, metal and country. However it doesn't cover every tone I want, so I do use other guitars as well. I mainly use my fender cyber-twin, its perfect for blues/country and I use it for most of my lead work for metal.
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06-15-2002, 02:05 AM
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I have several RG's(3-520's,1-570ex,1-550).My bands music is hardrock,touching on everything from jazz,blues,fusion to metal.I use a triaxis and am able to dial up whatever I need.As far as mods,I took all the necks down to almost bare wood(light coat of sealer),added lo-pros,And dimarzio's(bridge only).I mostly play the 520's(like the mahogony).I have evo's in two and a tz in the other.I am liking the tz best,it seems alittle more well rounded tonally with a bit more clarity for this body wood.In the ex I have a tz.Playing through all tube gear I'm preferring the tz overall for my style.I know it's heresy but I am preferring The 520's to most jems I have owned(looks aside) and I have owned 6 different ones.A mahogony jem would be the ultimate.I think the rg's are as versatile as any guitar out there(except piezo equiped).I may have to convert a 520 to a jem(I always miss the handy carrying handle).Has anyone tried a steves special in mahogony?
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06-15-2002, 02:57 AM
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jazzin'
yo- i got them smoooooth Infinity p/u's in my RG, and when i flick the switch to the port side, i get some mighty mellow tone-age.... i have a couple of CD's with "backing tracks" of jazz and blues, so when i got them a spinnin', it gets me a playin'.... just turn down the gain to 1/2 and lower the EQ in the middle and high end...
-H/M-
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06-18-2002, 04:09 AM
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i use my rg for everything, mainly cuz its the only good guitar i have. i use it from korn like riffs to church worship music ( i play for the youth group) to trying... heavy emphasis on trying to shred
< me trying to shred
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06-18-2002, 05:03 PM
BZ Beetle
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lol dylan, i cant shread either, its about using enough different distortion pedals at once and looking so mean that people think you are
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06-18-2002, 05:31 PM
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I use my RG for those hard to reach spots on my ceiling when painting, and they're also excellent back-scratchers with the
pointy headstock
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06-18-2002, 06:37 PM
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dont even tell me youre a jem fan......lol
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06-19-2002, 07:29 AM
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dont even tell me youre a jem fan......lol
No, actually all I have as far as Ibanezes right now are a SC420 and an RG421.
No Jems, but eventually I'll add a DBK to the lot.
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06-19-2002, 09:37 AM
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:O
my bad. So i guess you wont be giving your SC420 away anytime soon eh?
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06-19-2002, 02:32 PM
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The handle on the jem makes it a MUCH more efficient backscratcher
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06-19-2002, 03:28 PM
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my bad. So i guess you wont be giving your SC420 away anytime soon eh?
Sorry, no chance of that ever happening. It's one of the best guitars I've ever owned.
It plays like a dream.
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06-19-2002, 03:28 PM
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The handle on the jem makes it a MUCH more efficient backscratcher
John W
true, that's why I hope to aquire a DBK one day.
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06-19-2002, 05:31 PM
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It's one of the best guitars I've ever owned.
It plays like a dream.
now youre just rubbing it in
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06-30-2002, 11:37 PM
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I have several RG's(3-520's,1-570ex,1-550).My bands music is hardrock,touching on everything from jazz,blues,fusion to metal.I use a triaxis and am able to dial up whatever I need.As far as mods,I took all the necks down to almost bare wood(light coat of sealer),added lo-pros,And dimarzio's(bridge only).I mostly play the 520's(like the mahogony).I have evo's in two and a tz in the other.I am liking the tz best,it seems alittle more well rounded tonally with a bit more clarity for this body wood.In the ex I have a tz.Playing through all tube gear I'm preferring the tz overall for my style.I know it's heresy but I am preferring The 520's to most jems I have owned(looks aside) and I have owned 6 different ones.A mahogony jem would be the ultimate.I think the rg's are as versatile as any guitar out there(except piezo equiped).I may have to convert a 520 to a jem(I always miss the handy carrying handle).Has anyone tried a steves special in mahogony?
I just bought a 520, and am waiting for it to come. How were the stock pickups in it. Can you comment more about the guitar(I actually have a thread about this
). And, I was considering dropping the JPM
pickup combo
into it. I think a Steve's Special would kick absolute ass in the mahogany bodied 520.
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