jbkim

Thanks to nyjbkim for the help on the math.... i'm still working on making a java page for this.. *cough* meastro * cough*

It's just jbkim now . Hmm... I'd offer to do the Java (JavaScript?) implementation but I'm getting ready to move across country, get married and buy a house .

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http://www.geocities.com/ansilgregory//minibeast.htm

You need to find a better free hosting site .

Some setup with a bar or ferrules or something and a zero fret might work, just like steinberger uses.

I'd think the "easiest" conversion of a normal neck would be to use the existing nut and add the ferrules. Using a steinberger-like setup would be pretty slick but would be much more complex (I'd think.) Langley Guitars and Reith Guitars both offer Steinberger headpieces if that's the way you'd want to go.

and could you convert a normal neck to a headless one?

I think you could. You could use ferrules like for the one Vendelcrow made here. I don't think he converted his but you can get an idea of what'd be involved.

i also have used audacity a little bit, one of the only things i don't like is the delay between playing-recording and the recording-sound.

It pays to read the F.A.Q http://www.projectguitar.com/uploads/emoticons/default_biggrin.png' alt=':D'>. Use the Time Shift tool.

Ooh! I was gonna suggest fiberglass or foam .

for bridge inserts,i use newspaper rolled up and stuffed in...

I've used matchsticks for this before.

Practice.

Ive seen that video multiple times and that guy is awesome. His name is Justin King, but im having trouble finding any of his other work.

Have you tried

http://www.justinking.com/

What?!?! I'm not pretty enough for you guys!

Very nice!

Ugh, dial-up sux.

and doing deer

D'oh!

Are we ready for C-A-G-E-D yet?

yeah, but aren't we posting copyrighted material when we post a recorded song of someone elses. Like something by

IRON MAIDEN

     

I was thinking more along the lines of posting your own backing track that you've recorded yourself vs. copyrighted recordings put out by the magazines... regardless of who originally wrote the tunes. Basically the copyright on the recordings, not the song writing credit. I'd check the copyright notice for the tracks from the magazines.

i could post some backing tracks, but they'd be ones from guitar magazines. would they be any use?

I'd worry about posting copyrighted material.

Poplar is considered a cheap wood but I've said it before here, my sweetest sounding guitar is poplar bodied. I agree with westhemann, a maple capped poplar would probably sound quite good.

Don't mind me. My girlfriend is out of town and I'm drunk as hell . (hee hee )

Hm, i just remembered somone talking about calling the patent office and getting plans for a guitar that way... is that posible?

No need to call when you have the internet at your disposal, visit:

http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html

I don't know how helpful it'd be... the drawings aren't that detailed.

AHHHH! man, I want my 3 string sweeps back!!!!

EDIT: Oh, and nyjbkim, do you split 6 string sweeps up into 2 - 3 string ones or do you do the finger rolly thing?.......if that makes sense....

D'oh! This is old. Sorry, I didn't notice your EDIT: before now. I think you're saying 2 - 3 string ones from the left hand view perspective. Hmm... I see it more as the whole picture. So, I guess it is the finger rolly thing... if that makes sense....

I missed the joke...

but i could use help with a lot of things

dihydrogen monoxide...h2o...water

I find it ironic that someone with the username of "hydro" missed the joke .

Oh, that Dihydrogen Monoxide is some nasty stuff! Check this out:

http://www.dhmo.org/

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.php?showtopic=3686

Did someone just say something?

Nice choice of oickups

nothing better than a nice set of oickups

Yes, I'm partial to Seymour Doicans but a lot of people here like OMG's... although Doimarzio's have a good following.

Headstocks?

Take a looked at this pinned topic for some insight:

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.php?showtopic=6443

If you want to be very cheap (like I am ) then you can use your computer with free software like Audacity (link in that thread.)