guitar_slingr

congrats

Having no volume knob sounds very inpractical.
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A volume pedal would be an easy solution

you can find PRS and Les Paul kits from Saga. The bodies and necks are decent for first projects and you can upgrade the hardware if you want better quality.

I said gorilla is because I have a gorilla tubecruncher (artificial tube amp) and nobody I know has ever heard of it just wanted to see if anyone else has.

I had a little gorilla practice amp I picked up at a pawn shop. Rocking little amp for $20. (I didn't vote for it though)

Good luck and have fun...that's what its all about

Why doesn't Fender go after everyone who is selling a "strat-like" guitar

I'm from Indianapolis so had to vote for the hometown guy. David Letterman

I have read about several different setups in the forums, but was curious to see what is the most common since the average guy doesn't have access to a booth.

My name is Brent. I am 36. Been playing for twenty years and have done the easy stuff on my own guitars for a long time. Been interested in building for awhile and found this site looking for info. This is a really good site and look forward to learning alot from erveryone. I am just getting started on a les paul and a strat from kits. Starting out easy.

I was in a band in high school to early twenties..good band, we played lotys of gigs and recorded a demo in studio but we all grew up and got married and went our seperate ways....still jamming and teaching my 14 yr old son to play. Just getting into building and looking for people to play with for fun who arent into partying just playing...Hard to find.

Also hello to all