Interested in jamming or recording wit
Musician in Warsaw, United States
Artistic director, Band, Music teacher, Studio
This list never ends so I'll try to hit the biggest ones: Hendrix, Page, John5, Buckethead, Chet Atkins, Rory Gallagher, Yngwie, Paul Gilbert, Randy Rhodes, Clapton, Ritchie Blackmore, Albert Collins, Albert King, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, SRV, Gary Moore, Steve Morse, Jerry Reed, Robert Cray, Slash, Richie Kotzen.......
I play my early 90's Fernendes LE-2 Strat through my 1972 Fender Twin Reverb. I have plenty of power. I run into my BOSS Tuner, Dunlop Wah, MXR Dyna Comp, BOSS FZ-5 Fuzz, BOSS BD-2 Blues driver, Rat ProCo Distortion, BOSS Chorus, BOSS HF-2 Hi Band Flanger, and EHX Memory Boy. I also have my Shure SM-58 Mic and stand. I do a little recording on my laptop at home with my FocusRite Scarlett. I have a Guild acoustic, orchestra model as well. I use Ableton as my DAW.
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