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[R.D.]

 

[shart_attack]

He sure is using a lot of delay and phaser in that — like Neal Schon of Journey has always done.

Beautiful.

God bless him.

 

[Stephanie]

 

[Peach]

Thank you, inspiring.

 

[Rotagilla]

He sure is using a lot of delay and phaser in that — like Neal Schon of Journey has always done.

Beautiful.

God bless him.

You play guitar?

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Very nice !

 

[shart_attack]

He sure is using a lot of delay and phaser in that — like Neal Schon of Journey has always done.

Beautiful.

God bless him.

You play guitar?

Since I was 18, yeah.

I started late.

You, guy?

 

[Rotagilla]

He sure is using a lot of delay and phaser in that — like Neal Schon of Journey has always done.

Beautiful.

God bless him.

You play guitar?

Since I was 18, yeah.

I started late.

You, guy?

36 years.
I have a '93 Les Paul.(GIBSON..none of that epiphone crap..)
a 20th anniversary PRS Custom
a 1972 GIBSON SG II
and a very nice Fender Jumbo Acoustic.

 

[shart_attack]

He sure is using a lot of delay and phaser in that — like Neal Schon of Journey has always done.

Beautiful.

God bless him.

You play guitar?

Since I was 18, yeah.

I started late.

You, guy?

36 years.
I have a '93 Les Paul.(GIBSON..none of that epiphone crap..)
a 20th anniversary PRS Custom
a 1972 GIBSON SG II
and a very nice Fender Jumbo Acoustic.

Not really a gear freak myself.

I used to have seven electrics. Some nice stuff.

My favorite was my Aria Pro Flying V. I could BURN on that thing, man.

Don't have 'em anymore, though.

Still have a couple; but nothing like you got.

Let's see. If you've been playin' for 36 years, and you're from the Big Easy, I'm gonna go out on a really short, brittle twig and say that you're most likely a straight old-school blues guy — right?

Speed was always my thing, personally.