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Christmas Gear...

Ok... So the replacement gear finally got here and I am all set up now. Figured I would post some pictures.






Line 6 Toneport UX2
Shure SM-57
^Those two thanks to Santa.

I bought the stand, mini-boom, and and cables(not much cost, considering what was given to me).

ALSO! Today I bought a Schecter Gryphon.

It is on it's way, so the only picture I have is a crap over-exposed one. The guitar is a nice Transparent Ruby color with a flame maple top.


I will upload some good pics once I receive it.

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Nice, I love the Schecter.


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Now your in business. Kinda like those analog indicator dials on that too.


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Very cool Christmas presents! That'll take your recording to the next level. I've become a big fan of Schecter guitars, since I got my own a few weeks back. I know you'll enjoy your new Gryphon. Congrats.

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Congrats, looks like you're all set! The SM57 is one of the most popular instrument recording mics around, good choice. I have a Gryphon also (exact same color as yours), great guitar at a killer price. Enjoy it!


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Even better when you only pay half that killer price.

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