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MetalMac · 12-06-2009, 01:22 PM

Currently I have an american standard strat and a squier vintage modified telecaster for electric (really don't like this one need to get rid of it) I also have 3 acoustic guitars. One is a Guild GAD-50 fingerstyle, one is a Epiphone AJ-15 acoustic/electric and one is a custom greg bennett with solid spruce top and solid rosewood back/sides (love that guitar, sounds freakin awesome) My amps currently both suck, I have a Raven RG100 (which is crap) and an epiphone valve junior (which i also don't like, but could be good with some modding, which i have NO clue how to do). I'd really like to unload that telecaster and both amps and try to get one good low wattage amp and find a good pre for my computer to do some home recording stuff. I really don't know much about what to look for in a good home amp and a good interface for my computer. When I bought that telecaster and those amps, I really had no clue what I was doing. Oh well, lesson learned I guess!

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MetalMac is Offline Junior Member Posts: 77 Join Date: Mar 2008	12-06-2009, 01:22 PM Currently I have an american standard strat and a squier vintage modified telecaster for electric (really don't like this one need to get rid of it) I also have 3 acoustic guitars. One is a Guild GAD-50 fingerstyle, one is a Epiphone AJ-15 acoustic/electric and one is a custom greg bennett with solid spruce top and solid rosewood back/sides (love that guitar, sounds freakin awesome) My amps currently both suck, I have a Raven RG100 (which is crap) and an epiphone valve junior (which i also don't like, but could be good with some modding, which i have NO clue how to do). I'd really like to unload that telecaster and both amps and try to get one good low wattage amp and find a good pre for my computer to do some home recording stuff. I really don't know much about what to look for in a good home amp and a good interface for my computer. When I bought that telecaster and those amps, I really had no clue what I was doing. Oh well, lesson learned I guess!