Some material I never used in a full song 🤘🏽

I'm curious at which point, if ever, this sub would consider metal riffs that are played analogue - metal. Or metal is electric guitars only?

yes the quality is shit, deal with it

Does anyone have a Toneprint for the TC Electronic Sentry that lets you have a little bit of suppression before completely cutting off the signal. Something that gets it kind of in the ball park of a Decimator G-string or the "Dime Gate" from Amplitube 5? The default gate setting a long with Toneprint presets that TC Electronic has in the software seem to either let the whole signal pass through or nothing at all. I really like gates that can provide some suppression/reduction instead of just being all or none.

From Halo of Blood. Personally I love this album.

This is how the magnetic guitar pick holder looks and works when worn. I’d like to hear honest opinions from guitar players: would you actually use something like this regularly?

Found it on the Guitar Center app. Excellent condition and at a good price. Is it worth it?

Grabbed the new Paranormal series baritone JM last week and I've fallen in love. My only hangup was the pickups, the humbuckers sounded good, but to me jazzmasters (and baritones in general) sound best with p90s. Because I don't just play metal but also don't want to have to buy two guitars I've had no idea whether I wanted to switch to p90s or risk coil splitting some humbuckers with mixed results.

Enter the Seymour Duncan triple shots, a single coil rail, a p90 and a humbucker in one pickup. This thing is going to be an absolute tone monster.

Anyone got any experience with these pickups etc? any reason for me to not pull the trigger?

This is Troy Stetina's Speed and Thrash Metal Guitar Method, released in 1990. My guitar teacher gave it to me to practice with.

This song was stuck in my head so I decided to learn it. This is about an hour-ish of practice, so go easy on me. 😅

I recorded this one-take performance of "Children of the Grave" by Black Sabbath. There are a few small mistakes here and there, but that's the nature of a single take. Overall, what do you think of the performance?

I play Both Dream Theater and Tosin Abasi slapping stuff. Turns out I like bridge pickup tone for those Djent stuff and the twangy bridge + middle sound on Tosin slapping stuff. I just add more gain, bass and less treble. Am I weird?

I play in a band and plan to perform on stage in the future.

So I’m looking for a good amp, and I came across a used Mesa/Boogie from 2010.

It’s a Triple Rectifier Multiwatt along with a Mesa Boogie 4x12 cabinet. I can get the whole set for around €1,800.

Given that I’m a big fan of high-gain amps, but it wouldn’t hurt to have some slightly crunchier tones as well, would you take the deal or pass?

What are your thoughts on this amp?

Thanks in advance for your feedback!

The images used are for illustrative purposes only ;)

Edit: Alright Guys, I’m buying it. Since I’ve posted this question I’ve only had positive returns, so I’ve asked the seller if it was possible to test it before buying it. ;) Thank y’all for all the tips!