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I would say : 1. Lita Ford, because she inspired a lot of us to become just more than spectators. 2. Angela Glasgow and Tarja Turunen because both of them gave different significance to the vocals and put some kind of high standars for the newbies ( I'm not letting Alissa White-Gluz nor Simone Simmons appart) 3. Finally, I would say Joan jett, but because she managed a whole band on her own.

No, I meant effect pedals, thanks.

Sorry, I notice the date after the reply xD But you were right although I have another bunch of sincere questions, How does the sound changes with the help of a pedal? Which pedal goes with what set? D: Which scale sounds better in what pedal? etc...

Hey, I think it it's ok if you share some links.

Yes, I meant crust punk, I'm used to call it just "crust" he, he, I've never tried Gallhammer so I'm going to listen some of it, thanks

Hey, what instrument do you play?

Well, this is a question I'm kind of afraid to ask, but since I was wondering who influenced who I was wondering what do you think about Crust? I mean, for me is kind of a guilty pleasure and I like Doom and Nausea, but I don't know if you share the feeling.

thank you all for the welcome

As far as I understand, The sound will be stronger or weaker according to the radius of the fretboard. I do not know if the following link will be of some use for you... Fretboard Radius Explained | Humbucker Music

Hi, I'm new to these forum thing, so I may screw it at some point unintentionally, I'm "latina" which means I can have some fails in English because it is not my mother language and I used to play guitar in a band but not any more. This is my kind of my comeback as a guitarist and a heavy metal fan. I like from the classics like Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, and also I like death metal like Obscura and metal progressive like Opeth but most of them all I like to listen soloist like John 5, Christian Muezner or Paul Wardingham. I think that would be all.