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A friend of mine had a strat with the Fender Noiseless pickups. I was at a gig he played with his blues-rock band, and I'd heard all the internet...
"Sucks" in quotes; gear that according to the online forum "experts" is for "beginners", "not giggable", "is crap", etc., with good results?
It could literally be anything, but well worth it for $100.
Well, I guess my study is complete and my question has been answered. After skimming through the 9 pages of responses, CONCLUSION: 1) Vox...
I think it all comes down to swagger - if you can sell the swagger (Jagger, Roth, etc.), the singing can be terrible but you're still respected....
I'd need a new amp every other day, though.
I know it's not supposed to be realistic, but at some point it becomes so absurd that it's a distraction. Sort of like overuse of guitar effects...
I "refinished" an MIA strat when I was in my 20's. I took a drill with a sanding wheel attached and took it down to the wood - I was not careful...
I was pointing out that the radio station DJ didn't even know Gilmour sang in P.F. pretty much the whole time.
That's another thing: what's the difference between djent and chug?
What the crap?! He sounds like those guys who upload self-produced songs to Reverberation who can play guitar, but insist on singing.
No.... Now I have to!!
I've noticed that people who are known as great guitar players, but also do lead vocals, are criticized as, "he should just stick to guitar...
