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Old 26-06-2004, 03:36   #1
Richard M
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Guitar advice wanted!

Right...ok...
I played guitar for about nine years until I sold them (1 acoustic, 1 Strat clone) to go to Reading '98.
Then, I discovered Drum & Bass and kinda forgot about the whole thing.

Now though, I feel a real need to take it up again, there's just something about a real instrument and that warm overdrive of an amp that a synth can't come close to.
As well as that, I want to integrate some guitar sounds into my music and I'm fed up of using VSTi plugins which don't quite sound like the real thing.

I'm trying to decide between a Fender Stratocaster 70s Mexico Classic and a Fender Jaguar (a follow up called the Jag-Stang was designed by Kurt Cobain, raw, rough & aggressive, but a beautiful machine at the same time), both cost about £600.
I think I'm going to go for the Jaguar but I'm wondering what sort of amp I should get?
As I mentioned, I'm going to be using it for recording music so that will involve getting a decent amp that sounds good miked up but is not too powerful because I don't want to annoy the neighbours!

I was thinking about a 50w Marshall which cost around £200-£250.
Any recommendations for recording/practising?
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