Q. something like
zebra and cheetah print.
tie dye.
something pink.
or anything else you think a 13 year old girly girl would like.
;]
thankks
zebra and cheetah print.
tie dye.
something pink.
or anything else you think a 13 year old girly girl would like.
;]
thankks
A. Okay. I'll see what I can do to help :)
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http://www.pbteen.com/gift/thm/thmdrm/thmdrmgrl/index.cfm
http://www.pbteen.com/gift/thm/thmgrl/thmgrlzzg/index.cfm
http://www.pbteen.com/gift/thm/thmgrl/thmgrlkst/index.cfm
http://www.pbteen.com/gift/thm/thmgrl/thmgrlbud/index.cfm
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New guitar or new Amp?
Q. I have a B.C Rich Warlock and a Little bitty marshal amp.MG series.
I was wondering whether I should pick up a new guitar or a new amp to get a better sound quality (I am a decent musician, just my gear is lacking)
I was wondering whether I should pick up a new guitar or a new amp to get a better sound quality (I am a decent musician, just my gear is lacking)
A. It all depends. Are you gonna try and play in a band, or just sit at home and play? What style of music do you like, or do you want to sound like? What's your price range? Do you want a versatile guitar, or one geared toward a certain type of music?
Your guitar has almost nothing to do with your sound. It's your pickups. When looking for a new guitar, you need to find one that feels right, and that is built with quality wood and electronics and hardware. You want it to last you a few years, but one that's comfortable is the #1 thing to look for. The pickups can always be swapped out to change your sound, and doing that is MUCH cheaper than buying a new guitar. A pickup swap with decent pickups can run you around $150 for two humbuckers. Dimarzio, EMG and Seymour Duncan are a few of my favorite companies.
Some good all around guitars are Schecter C-1+, PRS, Gibson LP's.
Some that have their own style and sound are Hollow Bodies or strats
Amps are a whole other thing. Once you figured out what guitar and pickup combo you want, then it's time for the amp. If you use a crappy amp, with real nice pickups, you're still gonna get a bad sound. Tube amps are awesome, but need to be turned to high volumes to get that rich tone that they are known for. I would recommend one if you're gonna be in a band. Mesa Mark IV's are great, but they just got discontinued after like 17 years or so. I have one, and they are very versatile, in that they can be used for jazz, or metal.
Marshall MG's are just about the worst rated amps on the planet. They sound like mud. If you play with a drummer, you won't cut through the cymbals. If you play with another guitar player, you won't hear anything but loud nonsense from either guitar. It will basically just ruin your hearing, and shake the house.
A nice tube amp, for live performances, should be somewhere between 35 to 100 watts... but 100 watts is overkill. Mine goes to 85 watts, and can be cut down to 35, 50 and 70 watt intervals. I can barely get it to 4 or 5 on the master volume when it's at the 85 watt setting. You can still find 1 to 15 watt tube amps, which can still get a decent volume to them, but can be used for studio, or bedroom volumes. Infact, there is a company called Blackstar that has a decent 5 watter for only $399 on musiciansfriend.com I have no clue how they sound, but they have great reviews.
If you live in an apartment, you can look at POD's... they don't have great tone, but you can get so many different sounds and effects from them, not to mention the ability to record on to your computer.
If you still want a solidstate, you can check out Roland cubes. They are pretty decent. Marshall amps aren't my thing. The only ones I like are the 80's tube amps.
If you want a metal tone, you can get a Peavey 6505, or if you save up $5000, you can get the ultimate Diezel stack.
Your guitar has almost nothing to do with your sound. It's your pickups. When looking for a new guitar, you need to find one that feels right, and that is built with quality wood and electronics and hardware. You want it to last you a few years, but one that's comfortable is the #1 thing to look for. The pickups can always be swapped out to change your sound, and doing that is MUCH cheaper than buying a new guitar. A pickup swap with decent pickups can run you around $150 for two humbuckers. Dimarzio, EMG and Seymour Duncan are a few of my favorite companies.
Some good all around guitars are Schecter C-1+, PRS, Gibson LP's.
Some that have their own style and sound are Hollow Bodies or strats
Amps are a whole other thing. Once you figured out what guitar and pickup combo you want, then it's time for the amp. If you use a crappy amp, with real nice pickups, you're still gonna get a bad sound. Tube amps are awesome, but need to be turned to high volumes to get that rich tone that they are known for. I would recommend one if you're gonna be in a band. Mesa Mark IV's are great, but they just got discontinued after like 17 years or so. I have one, and they are very versatile, in that they can be used for jazz, or metal.
Marshall MG's are just about the worst rated amps on the planet. They sound like mud. If you play with a drummer, you won't cut through the cymbals. If you play with another guitar player, you won't hear anything but loud nonsense from either guitar. It will basically just ruin your hearing, and shake the house.
A nice tube amp, for live performances, should be somewhere between 35 to 100 watts... but 100 watts is overkill. Mine goes to 85 watts, and can be cut down to 35, 50 and 70 watt intervals. I can barely get it to 4 or 5 on the master volume when it's at the 85 watt setting. You can still find 1 to 15 watt tube amps, which can still get a decent volume to them, but can be used for studio, or bedroom volumes. Infact, there is a company called Blackstar that has a decent 5 watter for only $399 on musiciansfriend.com I have no clue how they sound, but they have great reviews.
If you live in an apartment, you can look at POD's... they don't have great tone, but you can get so many different sounds and effects from them, not to mention the ability to record on to your computer.
If you still want a solidstate, you can check out Roland cubes. They are pretty decent. Marshall amps aren't my thing. The only ones I like are the 80's tube amps.
If you want a metal tone, you can get a Peavey 6505, or if you save up $5000, you can get the ultimate Diezel stack.
Cheaper to build a playset on your own, buy a starter kit, or just buy the whole thing and be done with it?
Q. I have nine little cousins (all girls), a boy is due in August, who spend the night with my husband and I about every 8 weeks or so. Where we use to live, there was a swing set that was left behind by the previous owners, they all loved to play on. I want to get them another one for our new house, but I am not sure how to get the best bang for the buck. I have found a couple at Wal-Mart that are reasonable, and they have almost everything the girls would want. They are $399-$599. My question is, would it be cheaper to buy one of those and be done with it, or is it better to buy a starter kit like from Home Depot/Lowes, or just buy the lumber and start building it like I wanting it with buying the equipment from Home Depot/Lowes? I figured if I did this it could be for all their birthdays this year; I did a bedroom at our house for them at Christmas two years ago and they loved that.
A. It depends on how much your time building it is worth and if you have the tools to do it. You will still need to buy lumber with a starter kit. Some kits come with drill bits and hole gages.
It depends on your skill and if you have time to do it and if you have a helper .
It depends on your skill and if you have time to do it and if you have a helper .
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