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spirit

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  1. http://www.deanguitars.com/dimebag.php 4 tribute ML's, and, 4 versions of the Dimebag designed Razorback guitar. What does everyone think of the Razorback then? Me? I like it. It has a hint of Metal Matt about it
  2. Old news. Amps shall be 6105 or something.
  3. I'm not getting my hopes up, as I'm fairly sure Boss's lawyers will already be all over this. However, assuming all goes well, I'll be buying me more than a few of those! DI, AB, EQ, and others that aren't just two letters!
  4. I *think* that the main differences between bridge and neck pickups on guitar are that the bridge is usually higher output because the strings vibrate less near the bridge than near the neck. Assuming that the same is true of bass pickups, the only potential problem would be a volume imbalance if you are using more than one magnetic pickup. Disclaimer: All information is subject to the normal warpage of time, misinformation, and just plain not listening, and as such should be taken with a pinch of salt. I accept no responsibility for any rash decisions taken because of this post. Also, you may want to wait for someone to confirm/rubbish what I've said.
  5. Rosewood is what you're thinking of. And, unless I'm mistaken, Fender use alder for paint finishes and ash for transparent finishes. It may have been different back then, but it's what they do now.
  6. Thought about singlecoil sized buckers? Like Duncan hotrails, or something?
  7. Ditto that, but I just figured it was something to do with the upgrade. And sure enough, here I am.
  8. Shape: Approximately Tele Body wood: Ash Neck wood: Birdseye maple with two ebony pinstripes Fretboard:Stripey Rosewood/Ebony Neck Joint: Bolt on, with AANJ style chamfering. Pickups: Two Warpigs (by Bare Knuckle Pickups) Controls: Master volume, master tone, EMG AB, 3 way switch, coil taps on mini toggle switches Scale Length: 26 inches Hardware: Black. Hipshot 6 string bridge. Schaller 6 in line with Ebony buttons. Finish: Dark Blue to black burst. Body Depth: 30-35mm Headstock: Fender style 6 in line. Possibly ebony faced. This, for now, is my dream guitar.
  9. Woooooooow! Those are hawt! Although, I like your Tele's better, but that's just cos I like Teles
  10. They have them in the UK But I can't afford one
  11. Euros??? We're talking UK Stirling here. Pounds.
  12. Sorry, this post is off topic, but ansil, I'd like to PM you, but your inbox is full.
  13. From www.xe.com £500 = $940.223
  14. The thing that gets me is why do these European shops expect us to buy from them? If it's actually cheaper to get them from the US and have them shipped, I see no advantage what-so-ever.
  15. Gradually slide from 12 bar blues to a more Vivaldi like cadenza
  16. I read about that somewhere else, and, if I remember correctly, it's a regular Squier strat that has been cut into the shape you see now. Apparantly he's been doing that to strats since the 60's.
  17. Yes I am, but I'm the drummer! *shock horror* I'm a better drummer than a guitarist I reckon.
  18. If you're looking for a magazine purely about techniques, then Guitar Techniques is the one to go for out of the ones I mentioned. However, I am Scottish, so, depending on where you live, you may prefer to get a more local magazine.
  19. I read Total Guitar, Guitarist, Guitar Techniques and Guitar Buyer (listed in order of purchasing/reading frequency) I don't read them every time they come out, because most of the time I pinch them from my Dad. I read them for news, techniques, interviews, songs and gear reviews. So, all in all, their entire content. And D'you know the stupid thing? The first 3 on my list are made by the same publisher!
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