What guitar solo have you always wanted to learn?

[Dave Merrill]

This one, since the first time I listened to it. Epic, beautiful, powerful, has it all

I like it, never heard of them, cool stuff, good players.

 

[Dave Merrill]

I like it, never heard of them, cool stuff, good players.

Well foo on me, just looked at who's in the band, no wonder they're good!

 

[Mohi]

I like it, never heard of them, cool stuff, good players.

Well both Steve Morse and Neil Morse are kind of legends, Portnoy being the former DT drummer is also very well known, I would not expect anything but great stuff from them. Glad u dig it!

 

[Chewie5150]

This one, since the first time I listened to it. Epic, beautiful, powerful, has it all

I've always wanted to try out a Steve Morse sig EBMM but have never seen one up close. No idea if they are still in production

 

[TSJMajesty]

I've always wanted to try out a Steve Morse sig EBMM but have never seen one up close. No idea if they are still in production

They are. And for all the tonal options, they're a great value. (If you can deal with pickups in the middle.)

 

[Dave Merrill]

They are. And for all the tonal options, they're a great value. (If you can deal with pickups in the middle.)

Don't remember details, but the wiring is "unusual" too.

Long ago I had a tele with a somewhat similar pickup arrangement. Flexible but intuitive switching for 4 pickups is a tricky problem

 

[JoeW-NC]

Sweet! How do those PU's of the 2 guitars compare to each other?

Reason I ask is my JP is a bit different in that it has the same Dreamcatcher/Rainmaker PU's as in the Majesties, so it sounds almost identical.
(It also is the only Petrucci model I know of with a 15" radius, which is one of the things that attracted me to it. It's a little easier to do things like arpeggios, where you have 2 or even 3 notes on the same fret, and you have to roll your finger to keep them separated.)

So I'm kinda curious in maybe trying a different PU for the JP. (Or maybe I don't want to go down that rabbit hole...)

I'm a few time zones from my instruments at the moment, and really don't have a good A/B answer to give at the moment. Plus, everything is different - basswood vs. mahogany body, rosewood vs. ebony fingerboard, passive vs. active, bolt-on vs. neck-thru construction. They're both amazing instruments, but they are very different.

 

[unix-guy]

Well both Steve Morse and Neil Morse are kind of legends, Portnoy being the former DT drummer is also very well known, I would not expect anything but great stuff from them. Glad u dig it!

Dave LaRue has been Steve Morse's bassist since the 80's, too.

And he toured with the Dregs as well for a while.

 

[Dixiethedog]

1.20 in, Drink That Bottle Down by Brian Setzer.
His style is the opposite of anything that I would normally listen too, but he can not half play his gee-tar!

 

[Chewie5150]

Im a big Brian Setzer fan. Killer guitar player

 

[Zedhed]

I can but dream...Roy's Blues.
Roy Buchanan