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N Ano G.B.H.D	Posted - 2007.12.11 18:49:00 - [1] hi i have an esp m10 and i am looking to upgrade pretty soon. i am a big metallica fan so id like some kirk hammet looking guitar or something or something that sounds like metallica. id really like the ex but just wanna hear opinions :D sig coming soon tm
N Ano G.B.H.D	Posted - 2007.12.11 19:02:00 - [2] yeah, i meant to post twice sig coming soon tm
Motokko	Posted - 2007.12.11 19:45:00 - [3] You could always try one of these if you want to stick with ESP's and the Metallica theme. A friend of mine has one and I've played it a few times myself. It's a very good guitar.
Pwn4ge P4nts Caldari Provisions	Posted - 2007.12.11 22:07:00 - [4] Gibson les paul
N Ano G.B.H.D	Posted - 2007.12.11 22:46:00 - [5] i was looking at the homepage and so far my favs (keep price in mind) 1 esp ltd m-400 2 esp ltd mh-400 or something 3 fx or ex 400 5 viper (looks like the gibson sg) sig coming soon tm
Einar Lightfingers Domini Umbrus VENOM Alliance	Posted - 2007.12.12 06:35:00 - [6] Originally by: Pwn4ge P4nts Gibson les paul God, no. Les Pauls are so over-rated.... I have an EX-351. It's my baby... have had it for almost 3 years now. The EX series past the 351 is just pure win. I got mine because it was what Hetfield used... It's a great guitar.. really smooth, good sound, holds a tune very well, lacking a little in the sustain department, but otherwise A+. _______________________ CEO of Domini Umbrus
jbob2000 Gallente KIA Corp KIA Alliance	Posted - 2007.12.12 07:33:00 - [7] locking necks are friggen annoying to tune. If you're a casual player, don't get it, it's friggen annoying. however, if you wanna spend 1800 bucks, get a Ibanez JEM or Ibanez JS. Friend of mine has the JEM special edition and it sounds sexy and is extremely smooth. ________________________________
Motokko	Posted - 2007.12.12 10:18:00 - [8] Edited by: Motokko on 12/12/2007 10:21:46 Originally by: jbob2000 locking necks are friggen annoying to tune. If you're a casual player, don't get it, it's friggen annoying. Hey what now? I think you got that backwards. Once you've stretched the strings in and tuned them, you then lock them at the neck which prevents them from slipping out of tune during play. Therefore locking nuts = less tuning required. Besides, you dont need to tighten the nuts if you dont want so you're free to tune as much as you want during casual play. If you ever want to play for extended sessions or in a band, or even if you just want to really muck around with string bending and the whammy, then the locking nuts are a huge help.
jbob2000 Gallente KIA Corp KIA Alliance	Posted - 2007.12.12 13:45:00 - [9] Originally by: Motokko Edited by: Motokko on 12/12/2007 10:21:46 Originally by: jbob2000 locking necks are friggen annoying to tune. If you're a casual player, don't get it, it's friggen annoying. Hey what now? I think you got that backwards. Once you've stretched the strings in and tuned them, you then lock them at the neck which prevents them from slipping out of tune during play. Therefore locking nuts = less tuning required. Besides, you dont need to tighten the nuts if you dont want so you're free to tune as much as you want during casual play. If you ever want to play for extended sessions or in a band, or even if you just want to really muck around with string bending and the whammy, then the locking nuts are a huge help. That's what I figured at first, but i found it wasn't true at all. Might've been the guitar, but I doubt a Jem Spec.Ed. would have any real problems. My friend left her guitar in my room for a couple of weeks so i played quite often and I found myself constantly retuning it. Also, from what I understand, you shouldn't leave the neck unlocked for a long period of time cause of the floating trem (or something, friend explained it to me). ________________________________
Motokko	Posted - 2007.12.12 13:55:00 - [10] Originally by: jbob2000 Originally by: Motokko Edited by: Motokko on 12/12/2007 10:21:46 Originally by: jbob2000 locking necks are friggen annoying to tune. If you're a casual player, don't get it, it's friggen annoying. Hey what now? I think you got that backwards. Once you've stretched the strings in and tuned them, you then lock them at the neck which prevents them from slipping out of tune during play. Therefore locking nuts = less tuning required. Besides, you dont need to tighten the nuts if you dont want so you're free to tune as much as you want during casual play. If you ever want to play for extended sessions or in a band, or even if you just want to really muck around with string bending and the whammy, then the locking nuts are a huge help. That's what I figured at first, but i found it wasn't true at all. Might've been the guitar, but I doubt a Jem Spec.Ed. would have any real problems. My friend left her guitar in my room for a couple of weeks so i played quite often and I found myself constantly retuning it. Also, from what I understand, you shouldn't leave the neck unlocked for a long period of time cause of the floating trem (or something, friend explained it to me). Not quite. Leaving the locking nuts off wont make any difference to the tension in the neck or the trem so leaving these off will do no harm at all. What you shouldn't do is leave your guitar stringless for long periods of time. I admit that if you put the locking nuts on too early after changing your strings it becomes a pain since to retune requires you to faff about more. As long as you make sure your strings are fully stretched in before you lock them down though, then the nuts should save you time and also ensure you can go a little crazy without dropping out of tune.
Ranger802004 Caldari Knights Of the Black Sun Brotherhood Of Steel	Posted - 2007.12.12 17:10:00 - [11] Les Pauls are not over rated...I love Les Pauls and the Gibson ES 137...of course my style is classic rock Originally by: Einar Lightfingers Originally by: Pwn4ge P4nts Gibson les paul God, no. Les Pauls are so over-rated.... I have an EX-351. It's my baby... have had it for almost 3 years now. The EX series past the 351 is just pure win. I got mine because it was what Hetfield used... It's a great guitar.. really smooth, good sound, holds a tune very well, lacking a little in the sustain department, but otherwise A+.
Miss Anthropy School of Applied Knowledge	Posted - 2007.12.12 17:56:00 - [12] Originally by: Einar Lightfingers Originally by: Pwn4ge P4nts Gibson les paul God, no. Les Pauls are so over-rated.... Tell that to Jimmy Page. It's time to kick ass and chew bubblegum... and I'm all outta ass.
Motokko	Posted - 2007.12.12 18:01:00 - [13] Originally by: Miss Anthropy Originally by: Einar Lightfingers Originally by: Pwn4ge P4nts Gibson les paul God, no. Les Pauls are so over-rated.... Tell that to Jimmy Page. And also every indy kid and their dog who thinks they're the pinacle of guitars just because Oasis used them . I have to agree with them being over-rated, but that's not saying they're bad guitars. There's just nothing that amazingly outstanding about them either, plus the shape makes them really off balance and uncumfortable to play.
Pwn4ge P4nts Caldari Provisions	Posted - 2007.12.12 18:55:00 - [14] Nothing has the solid, made-of-gold-feeling like a good les paul.

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