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Hi, I'm an old guy been gigging off and on for over 50 years since I was 16 or so. I took long hiatus in the middle. Still doing it this year, after..... we'll see... Fender vintage tube amps and a Strat are my main tools. My #1 Strat was a '98 MIM modified over the years. It was #1 for nearly...

The frets on my 2010 Casino were fine, shiny and level. Luck of the draw I guess. If you have a guitar with gritty or dull frets, this combo will make them shine like a mirror in about 5 seconds each fret. Dremel tool and 3M Finesse It. It ain't cheap but will polish your guitar to a shine very...

The basic Ditto saves your last loop when powered off, unplugged etc. So does my Jam Man. They do not have a cache of saved data though. That MXR looks interesting. So the "stop" is like a kill switch? What does the "speed" indicate? I use my 2 Dittos live, each with it's own kill switch. You...

My old 98 MIM body, which was my #1 for 15+ years, was laying around. I put a neck I had on it and couple of Gibson P90's i also had around. Turns out it's just as resonant as it was for all that time .........with everything different but the body! I almost has built in reverb on the higher...

The Basic Ditto. I perform in a duo with 2 of them. Simple and reliable. Loopers take some practice for live playing. Although for jamming at home they are great and easy. I bought two new Boss loopers and hated them. Returned immediately and kept my Dittos. I also have a Digitech Jam Man I got...

Depends on the gig, but this old Pro, or a 64 Deluxe:

That's a tough one. I'm not a big reverb user and have pared my Vintage Fenders back to a BF Deluxe and BF Pro (non reverb) and a Princeton Reverb. I find playing in a band mix live that Reverb tends to muddy things up. But I DO like it on some things. I'm more of a Delay/Echo user now. The non...