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Marzocchi705

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  • Birthday 06/17/1989

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  1. I like it. I had the same idea for the LED's in the pick-up cavitys, think i might do it now i know it looks good. Great refinish!
  2. The only time ive EVER had any complaints from the neibours is when i had a small gig in my bac yard (i actualy call i my back yard. my dads from canada) i had a PA that was about 1200watt. a tad overkill i think. the police shut it down at 9pm.... i normaly prsctice dirty at good volume, but i practice clean to make sure im acurrate, cause i know i can get away with loppyplaying heavily distorted and loud. (sporryy if theis pist is a tad hard to read im just bad from th pub a tad worst for ware.... sorry..) x
  3. Ive had this guy in m favourites for a while now. I realy like his transplant guitars. they do look nice. And he can play them too
  4. Angle grider w/40grit flap sander. Used that to carve my LP's neck, top and tummy cut (some purist will hate me...) made quick work of it and the learning curve wasnt that steep. I have done the rasp/surform way but its not as much fun and the results are same in the end.
  5. Ive got an idea. keep that guitar, practice finishing and wiring and practice set ups. Save up and buy a decent axe or build your own (even from a kit its likley to be better than the behringer.)
  6. just do the maths the same, head angle realy has nothing to do with bridge height. Just place the treble side of the bridge at the scale length. What kind of bridge is it anyway?
  7. same as above. it looks like a dye black sandback then dye red then adding the black burst around the edges. then finsh in some form of clear. Jani is one of my favorite players too, i still get a bit triped up when i play Wolf and Raven. There good live aswell.
  8. Well. My ibanez is made of basswood. And i love it. So im gona say yes.
  9. Although from the pics i cant realy tell, it looks repairable. provided the peices fit back together cleanly you could easily fix it. Just do a quick search through the forums and youl find quite a few threads dealing with headstock repairs. And yes you are right, its a very pretty colour
  10. Yeh, id say it looks like a finish crack but i'd be temped to take the neck off to make sure.
  11. Ibanez seem to be able to wire 2 hums to a 5way with no problems....
  12. For what its worth i played a gig in drop c on saturday night, my strings are 12-46, my tension was fine, and my tone was thick, i do beleve alot has to do with your rig.
  13. Can you explain that for me, im having difficulty understanding exactly what you mean. you know finishes make *very* little differance when it comes to the tone of an eletric instrument, where pick up choice and amp choice will make more of a differance.
  14. You take out insurance to cover these sort of things, maby you should call up or go down an speak to some one at the rental place. They should be able to tell you what you can and cant do. I know if i were to take apart a guitar i rented from my local shop, any insurance i took aout would be void and they will probibly blame anything broken on me taking it apart. On a side note, how did you like the trem when it was working. I personaly hate them. My mate managed to pull his clean off his £1000 SA prestige. not a pretty sight.
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