jbkim
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Have you checked out krazyderek's site? http://www.dreamlandguitars.com/floydrose.html
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Krazyderek wrote a very good router tutorial here: http://www.accesswave.ca/~derekn/routertutorial/ You might want to check it out and then post any questions you might have .
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Traditional tuners are about 16:1 so that'd be 2.5 times more turns for 40:1. Steinberger tuners are also 40:1. Dropping the 6th string from E to D took just about one full turn. Tuning the entire guitar up from slack is pretty quick. If anything, having the 40:1 would be better for fine tuning .
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What other options are there besides RJ-11? The EMG Quik-Connect connectors (the one for the EMG-89 in particular) looks similar to what you'd find in a computer, for example, to connect the cd drive audio to the sound card. What are these kind of connectors called? The RJ-11 jacks look HUGE in comparison.
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Yeah, it doesn't take very long to "stretch" strings with my (non-speedloader) floyds... but then it could be because I use locking tuners (even with a locking nut.) It may seem counter-intuitive (with having a locking nut) but not having the slack wrapping around the tuning peg might have something to do with it (if you believe the treatise by floyd I just posted above.)
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http://www.floydrose.com/speedloaderinstructions.html
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I think you're thinking of Lucite .
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Good job. Looks good! Heh, nice rack (pic 6 .)
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Hmm... I had a feeling that the gibson classic 57 and classic 57 plus are two conductor pickups so I did a search, finding this: http://strings.gibson.com/PUPwiring.pdf which confirmed my concern. You'll need four conductor pickups.
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It'll act as HB's if you use the N coil of one pickup and the S of the other. If both are N or S, then it'd be as two SC's.
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There you go! I can see it now . I like the design cues from the yamaha SG (my favorite of the SG shapes ).
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Can you have a parallel out of phase? I dont remember seeing any Yes you can have parallel out of phase but not with that diagram. I was just making that comment because the diagram states
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I see the same thing that Setch sees. Perhaps you need to make the new photo album publically accessible?
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From that same site: http://guitarelectronics.zoovy.com/product/WDUHH3T1101 Replace each pickup in that diagram with the output of the previous diagram.
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It's missing "Parallel Out of Phase." I wonder how that sounds . I don't see why not. It should work fine the way you describe. That's what I plan to replace my current setup (each 4-conductor HB pickup with an on/on/on dp3t offering series/single/parallel) with.
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You can get them at other places like zzounds.com, samedaymusic.com and music123.com. I think Dean Markley have the exclusive on them... so it'd probably be awhile (if ever) that other string companies come on board.
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What metal are the inserts? Stainless steel? Heh, might as well ask the same for the bolts . I ask because I seem to recall someone posted that you'd need to use petroleum jelly if the both bolt and insert are SS.
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Just to add some complexity to the issue... how will the vol/tone knobs be configured? I've seen some 3 HB guitars, for example, with the 3-way switch for the neck/bridge going to the master vol/tone with the middle pickup controlled by a separate vol/tone with no extra switch.
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Hmm... it might be because of the angle that the picture was taken but something looks off. The neck might fit perfectly in the pocket but it looks like the scale is off with that body. Just by measuring with a ruler on my computer screen, the distance from the nut to the 12th fret, then taking that distance from the 12th fret, the bridge will wind up in the middle of the pickup hole. Like I said, it might be just an optical illusion with the picture so please check it out on the actual guitar.
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Not just paper, phenolic resin impregnated paper. Think of what paper's made from . Phenolic fretboards are/were "common." I have an aluminum neck kramer from the 70's with one. You can try a google search for such terms as ebonol, guitar, fretboard, phenolic and paper.
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I'm not 100% sure but I think it's phenolic (resin impregnated paper, IIRC.)
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Take a look at: http://www.guitarpartsdepot.com/
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How heavy are the bodies? I guess I should also ask how thick they are and if they're chambered. For comparison, the Abel Axe with a kahler weighs about 9.5 lbs. but it's full of holes and is really thin (with tiny neck joint) .
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Well if there is a need to fill any aluminum holes, there's always: http://www.alumaloy.net/ .
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I'm gonna take a guess . What amp/speaker configuration does your friend have? I did a quick search for marshall MG50 dfx and it seems to be a 1x12" combo. Do you have your amp on the floor? The feedback is caused by the sound from the speaker(s) looping back through your guitar pickups so if you have your MG50 on the floor, the speaker is that far away from your pickups. If your friend had, for example, a 4x12" half or full stack... much closer to the pickups. ...again, just a guess, could be something entirely unrelated Oh, I forgot to ask... same guitar on both amps? Could be the guitar/pickups?