Noisyjon

Epiphone Limited Edition Custom Shop 1984 Explorer, complete with hard case. Spec's are: Alpine White finish Black hardware Mahogany body Mahogany neck SlimTaper “D” profile Mahogany neck 24.75” scale 1.68”/42.7mm nut width 12” radius Rosewood fingerboard 22-frets EMG-81 and 85 active pickups Master volume and tone controls 3-way pickup selector switch LockTone tune-o-matic bridge Stopbar tailpiece Grover tuners

So here it is, one of the rarest OE products - the Cali76 TX-LP compressor with a Lundahl output transformer. Complete with a 'Dry Level' control for parallel compression (which thickens up the sound dialed in correctly) and a switchable clean boost (with level control +2 to +8 dB) as well.

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WOW! GLWTS

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A great sounding amp with Fender type cleans and Marshall type distortions on it's 2 channels which make it very versatile. Specs: Rivera Chubster 55 High-gain input impedance: 1 Megohm Low-gain input impedance: 33k ohms Output impedance: 8 ohms Line output impedance: 330 ohms minimum Total harmonic distortion: 5% at rated power Bandwidth: 50 Hz to 20kHz Preamp tubes: Five 12AX7A Output tubes: Two EL-34 Tube voltage: 430 volts DC Output power: 55 watts RMS into 8 ohms Operating voltage: 230 volts AC Speaker: 12" Celestion G12P-80 Seventy 80 Speaker impedance: 8 ohms Speaker power handling: 80 watts Reverb type: Accutronics 3-spring Footswitch functions: Channel switching, boost for Channel 1, Ninja Boost Height: 18" / 46cm Width: 20-7/8" / 52cm Depth: 12"/30cm Weight: 52 Pounds / 23.5kg Cabinet material: Solid lumber-core plywood Cabinet thickness: 3/4" Baffleboard: 3/4" or 5/8"-thick Plywood Construction: Dadoed joints Covering: Vinyl Cleaning of vinyl covering: Moist cloth, dishwashing liquid Grillecloth: Synthetic, fire-retardant cloth Care of grillecloth: Remove frame, use compressed air to blow out dust

Not up on this myself but have a look here: http://forums.ernieball.com/ernie-ball-strings/66705-fake-ernie-ball-strings.html Cheers, Jon

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I was also impressed with how JHS got that great spread of sounds into that one box! Good luck on your quest

I would suggest looking at the JHS Bonsai and deciding what to do then! In a nutshell it has 9 different TS modes and has all the classic sounds from some great variants. The (amusing) Anderton's review on the JHS page gives you a good idea of what it does: https://www.jhspedals.com/products/guitar-pedals/bonsai/

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For songwriting/rhythm guitar/singing it's James Hetfield from Metallica for me. Just staggering what he has done and does. For lead guitar work it's Stoke's very own Slash. What a great blend of styles and feel he created for all those GN'R songs