guitar nuts

[axo151]

has anyone heard of or tried mods from this site? i remember hearing good things and i think i want to try out some of the stuff on my strat.

[jefm]

The info there is good...pretty self explanatory but I'd still read the tutorials a couple times before trying something I wasn't sure of....

Good site though...have no fear

[axo151]

yeah i think i'll get a used squier to try it on first.

[cantleavewellenuffalone]

I did the strat body grounding job and i cant believe the difference it made - its a great resource page.

[cantleavewellenuffalone]

I did the strat body grounding job and i cant believe the difference it made - its a great resource page.

[axo151]

i want to do the quiteint the beast and s-tastic mod. it could make a killer strat

[bibleboy3]

Hi Axo151,

I've done a few of these mods on my korean strat if you look at your other post about refinishing you'll find my descriptions and my mods

May Jesus bless you

Sincerely,

Bill

[axo151]

alright thanks a lot. i'm definately going to mod the strat.

[ansil]

also just to let folks konw the mod that is labeled as a shock proof or shock stopper, where they have the 400volt cap

.33uf will also change the freq response of the pickups. its not as noticable on some and to my ears its actually quite pleasing but also a cap only stops dc voltage. something to consider. seeing as i have measured 400vac coming from the guitar to the microphone itself. i always measure the the voltage from one amp to another or to another piece of equipment. i dont' do the whole slap my hand test anymore.

[Stalefish]

Great site.. I've done the shielding mod on quite a few of my own guitars and the only time I got less than satisfactory results is when I stuffed the job out of my own stupidity.. Instructions are meant to be followed..