Fire2theSky

Gibson Les Paul Custom

Gibson Les Paul Voodoo

Parker MIDI Mojo

Fender Squire Strat (Used mainly as a doorstop)

Alright, this has probably be done many many times before, but I got the idea from another board and wanted to hear from people here...

List what you have to work with now, and follow it up by what you want, what you are planning to get, or what you wish you could get in the future.

Now:

Gibson Les Paul Custom

Gibson Les Paul Voodoo

Parker MIDI Mojo

Boss TU-1 Chromatic Tuner

Boss MT-2 Metal Zone

Boss BF-3 Flanger

Boss DD-6 Digital Delay

Boss V-Wah

Yamaha EMX 640 Mixer/Amp

Future

Gibson Les Paul Custom (Own)

Gibson Les Paul Voodoo (Own)

Natural Finished Gibson Les Paul Custom

Digitech Whammy

Boss Effects (Own)

Boss Chrous Pedal

Dunlop Crybaby Wah

a Marshall bass head,

a Mesa/Boogie Triple Rectifier

and a Dieselhead amp

That sums it up

Ahh, I see now, well thanks for the information. It look forward to learning about this stuff. I'm told there is quite a future in the industry.

Could you explain some of the premises and uses of Digital Logic. I'm not sure if they offer that at LTI, but I'll pose the question to administrative staff.

Ok, I'm 20 years old and thinking it's getting to be time for me to enroll in college. I just have a couple questions.

I am going to be attending Louisville Technical Institute. They offer a Computer Electronics Training course. The first section of which is basic electronic courses and certification, (Soldering, chip board work, ect) I'm wandering if any of this knowledge would possibly help me to repair, remove, or install electric components for guitar, such as the pickups or other stuff like that.

I'd really like to know because there is a 90% chance that I will take the class regardless of whats posted here because I grew up around computers, I would love to be involved in building them and their parts.

I know this probably isn't in the right forum, but I figured you guys in Electronics would be most able to answer this question.

Scott

I opened dup the switch plate on the back... and pulled it out of the housing without disconnecting anything and just sqeezed all the metal contacts together with my thumb and forefinger and switched it back and forth some, and it seems to be working fine now, so it was obviously the switch.

It appears in the replies that this seems to be a reoccuring problem with gibson switches.

Thanks for your help and suggestion guys.

Gibson Les Paul Voodoo... KPnutz is describing my problem pretty good, Ill check the switch and see if anything is up, thanks guys.

For some reason guys. my "rhythm" setting on my Gibson doesn't work at all, or its REALLY quiet... the Volume knob is up... but I think I might have a bad pick up... any clue?