Thank you for the kind words everyone!
Actually no. What has influenced my metal desires is nine inch nails type experimentation and other industrial or alternative acts. Classical music is a whole other animal. It was more for the formal teaching and learning how to actually 'practice' as well...
I'm going to change my song to Currency by Modern Day Babylon. I've been meaning to learn at least one of this guys' songs. I have backing tracks to all of the songs off of the album Travelers anyway. And I have an 8 string guitar to try out on the track, which is what he plays in the album, so...
I believe the downward spiral will say deluxe edition for the remastered version. And pretty hate machine's cover art for the original is blue and pink and the remastered version is blue and black. Also it seems the deluxe edition of the downward spiral also included further down the spiral on CD 2
If I bought this model I'd be tempted to try out the tru-temperment fret choice since it doesn't have the fanned frets. I have done that in the past its pretty fun. But I suppose I don't really need another guitar since I have a ernie ball music man JP7...
I'd love to have it on vinyl! But seeing as it's $375 I think I'll stick to the CD, haha. I don't think I've heard that remaster. I think I've heard the remaster of Pretty Hate Machine. I actually enjoyed that one just because I could clearly hear all the synth parts in it and my nerdy...
My all time favorite album that just gets better every time I listen to it, Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile. And now Trent Reznor has released an instrumental version only available through apple music and more recently youtube due to random people wanting to share it farther than one exclusive...
I'd definitley like to compare the different models, China vs. Korea vs. USA vs. Sweden custom shop. But that's a lot of money to shovel out for a comparison. :P
Thank you for the kind words! Although I'm mostly an accomplished classical music interpreter than an electric guitar jam/music...
I've always been super curious to try out a Strandberg guitar. This guitar caught my eye because it was the signature model for Per Nilsson of Scar Symmetry, a band that combines elements of progressive metal, melodic death metal, and power metal. It also appears to be the cheapest model that...
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