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YES, oh god YES! they make a big difference to the tuning stability. Crazy String Bends dont put the guitar out of tune(much). also, re-stringing you guitar is made really really easy! i`d say they are worth every penny. my €0.02 euro. john.
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cool, i love listening to old music like that, i just found a demo cd from my old band...like 4 or 5 years ago. we were so talentless back then!
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at first they seemed cheesy, but as i listened more i realised this is really good stuff! their album "permission to land" is a real gem... full of catchy tunes.
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holy moly thats a lot of geetars... thats 3.2 times the amount i have.... i like the slotted wall, very handy indeed!
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thats a really nice guitar dude! is that a hipshot bridge? if so, good choice . waddya thnink of it? john.
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im not 100% sure on this one but i think the length between nut and tuner has a impact on tension. by this reasoning, the 1st 2nd and 3rd string should be easier to bend on a 3x3 headstock than on a 6 inline headstock. but im not sure... i think someone mentioned something about it before.
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In order to accurately digitize a waveform, the sampling rate has to be at least twice the frequency of the waveform. Since the highest audio frequency is 20kHz, the sampling is done at 44.1kHz which is a bit more than double. get this, one of my lectures recently told us of a possible move to a new cd recording standard of 48khz sampling rate,apparently some ppl can hear the difference... have you heard anything of this , or is it just speculation? john.
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im deeply deeply disturbed by this...... and charging for shipping.....
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ive always felt that maple boards are quicker, heres a possible reason! when your fingers sweat, the rosewood will soak a certain amount up, but a lacquered maple board will not soak any moisture up , leabing the fretboard and frets 'lubricated' just my €0.02
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Guitar of the Month for April
john replied to ProjectGuitar.com's topic in Guitar Of The Month entry/poll archive
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think he means, it isn`t illegal so long as you dont sell the guitar(not the logo)
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thats what i meant..... ie: get rid of all the tone circuitry and start fresh.
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i know the feeling! im working on a fretless bass at the moment, and i have never even picked one up in my life... let alone played one should be interesting...... that wood is great looking, kinda like lacewood.... also i like your guitar stand, i might have to make some thing similar myself. john.
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i like it, it`ll look awesome when the hardware is installed.
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call me stupid, but i still cant find that tutorial.... can anyone point me in the right direction? help a dumb guy.....
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im sooo left behind......
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could it be a coil tap? two hots(red/white) and one ground(black) thats how golden age pickups are done.
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just forget about the wiring thats there, and run two new wires straight from the volume pot to the jack. much neater job.....
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it would be hard to resist the urge to turn on the drill while pressing a fret .... or maybe that just my weird side coming out.......
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awesome job, i really like the neck tenon!
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We already have a forum for that, you posting in it right now. im not talking abut a forum, i mean a gallery. somewhere you dont have to sift through pages of chat to see one pic......
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i always use d`addarios now, purely because they last longer than most other strings i have tried. I have very sweaty hands therefore my strings rust pretty easily but d`addarios seem to last twice as long in my hands....
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10-46 are a great tradeoff between tone and playability, my choice of strings for sure!
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i think all guitars, not just gotm....
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a bit like this? http://fullservesite.com/john/guitar_angle.jpg