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guitar:
jackson dx10dfs dinky using seymour-duncan pickups, selector switch in the bridge position, full volume and tone.

amp:
peavey transtube supreme 100-watt amp head plugged in mono to a peavey triple-x straight cab.

amp settings:
power % - 75
presence - 8
resonance switch - off
efx. level switch - off
efx. loop - both send and return are empty
reverb - 6 1/2

lead channel:
post gain - 1 1/4
high - 10
mid - 1
low - 10
gain switch - on position
thrash switch - on position
pre gain - 10

clean channel:
high - 6
mid - 7
low - 10
bright switch - on position
volume - 1

that's all i really use. gives me a nice ballsy tone with crisp and clean definition for each note regardless of how many i play at once.

ok so i googled the perfect seletion dracula battle thing and it tunes out that it's a a group of musicians that do "rock" versions of castlevaina tunes according to wikipedia.

rock versions? wtf? castlevania is straight up metal like a mix of iron maiden and mercyful fate is what it sounds like ta me. anybody ever heard any of these albums?

i was just wonderin' what the hell the new "other" section on vgjam is all about. is there a reason perfect selection dracula battle doesn't fit into any other category? is it not from a game?

'cause if it's not from a game then what is it? i'd really like ta know.

no new posts since september 15th? no updates on the site since june 20th? what the monkey poop is goin' on out there guys?

i play my '84 epiphone sg through my 100-watt peavey transtube supreme half-stack. it's all i need. i occasionally hook up my crybaby but not very often. no effects, no other crap. just my guitar and my amp. it's got it's own power percentage knob so i can dial in a lot of different amp tones and some bad-ass reverb that don't sound like shit.

i just wanted to congratulate vgjam on recently getting over 1,000,000 hits!!! well done!!!

i've already e-mailed you a guitar tab for DOOM (PC) E1-M8. I'll see if i can get workin' on the rest on these.

powertab is a pretty decent program but guitar pro far surpasses it in everyway. especially with the realistic sound engine that was put into guitar pro 5.

it's called guitar pro. they download the midi file from vgmusic.com and import it into guitar pro and viola, the whole midi file is tabbed. then they fix any of the errors and export it as an ascii.

sweet mother of pearly white. vgjam finally has a forum. can't wait to see what this'll bring.