Member Introduction

[Oneguitar]

Welcome, how do you like the bogner?

I'm liking it so far. I have not used it in a band situation yet but it has some good tones in it. A lot more gain than I would ever use and plenty of sound shaping tools. I like the cabinet too, it's easier to carry with the handle position. I have not owned a tube amp for awhile and when I started looking at stomp boxes the selection is just overwhelming. The Bogner has basic but good delay and reverb built in which helps. My current live rig is very simple. I use a Line 6 Flextone III 2x12 combo and a Morpheus drop tune pedal. It has lots of sounds, it's inexpensive, it's reliable and easy to set up.

[axe dude]

Hey Dude!

[Mazz]

Welcome.

Your guitars are sexy.

I Love your amp.

I hate you.

Enjoy your stay.

[Scooter]

Hey dude!

I like your collection.
How do the necks compare (to you) feelwise, like the M4 to the USA Pro-Mod to the MIJ?

[Oneguitar]

Hey dude!

I like your collection.
How do the necks compare (to you) feelwise, like the M4 to the USA Pro-Mod to the MIJ?

Thanks Scooter'
The Pro Mod's are of course very similar. To me the So Cal neck feels a little thinner and the edges are more aggressively rolled. The differences are subjective and both are very good players. If I had to choose one it would be the San Dimas because I like how it sounds better. That has more to do with PU's and personal taste for instance than where or how well they were constructed. It's difficult to compare the Model 4 to the Pro Mod's due to the rosewood board. It feels a little chunkier maybe. But sometimes I think it's the most comfortable to play...sort of like an old friend.

[Presto]

Thanks,
Yeah I get that a lot. I am the sole guitarist in a cover band hence the name. Guitars are like potato chips....it's hard to stop at just one.

lol Definitely true.

Welcome fellow newb. I love that red San Dimas.

[Oneguitar]

lol Definitely true.

Welcome fellow newb. I love that red San Dimas.

Thanks Presto and back at you. I like that Soloist...