Heriot's Debbie Gough on her favourite guitars | My Guitars & Me S1E4 | Guitar.com

We sit down with Heriot frontwoman and modern metal queen Debbie Gough to find out about her longstanding love of Jackson guitars, her days working in guitar stores, and why her American Series Soloist is such a special guitar to her.
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[@evigkrig4386]

Incredible guitarist and vocalist this girl.

[@brandonjackson5865]

That orange jcm800 is sweeeet !

[@georgeherndon4436]

Yeah the tone is awesome. She can play 💪🔥🎸

[@itdreamsme]

Brilliant. 😎

[@internetmoney221]

That tone sounds godawful

[@kerrrobin]

When you consider the type of music she is playing it's basically perfect. Not everyone is living in the "edge of breakup, tasteful Joe Bananamassa" land.

[@internetmoney221]

@@kerrrobin It's awful.

[@yantz8281]

@@kerrrobin What does edge of breakup have to do with her tone? You can have a high gain tone without the buzzsaw sound.

[@mattjudd3232]

Not like the HM-2 is nicknamed “the chainsaw” or anything 👀

[@kerrrobin]

@@yantz8281 Edge of breakup has nothing to do with her tone. I was being reactionary to the OPs post because imho the tone is not awful, it's perfectly suited to the music being played. The buzzsaw is deliberate, this is what you get when you run all the knobs of a Boss HM-2 at max and for some folks, who are not Bananamasa fans, that's what they want.