Speedy McFeely

also try here

they have pretty much everything you could want to do, even active pick up diagrams.

didn't peavey already make the wolfgang?

are you going for more dramatic horns?

very nice, i really like how you used darker colors. it really looks great, kind of creepy.

the guitar he plays is an Ibanez Iceman, like paul stanley from kiss used to play. it may be customized, but it's still an iceman. i think there should be some good pics in a catalog or maybe even on the website.

um, you only need one choice up there. seems everyone agrees with me, mesa/boogie. they are some really great sounding amps. i dream of a triple rectifier at night. i wake up wet and disappointed.

it doesn't sound like it will be too expensive to fix. just take it in and say it's a "slash signiture model" they will know what to do then. they're one in the same. i have a feeling it's just a cap or resistor or maybe a bad diode in the gain stages of the second chanel.

if the bastards say they are a legit marshall service repair center then they should know your amp. i thought everyone has heard they immortal jubilee. call marshall and tell them these guys don't know their arse from their elbow.

cool strat,

but can you roll on a multi-color swirl?

looks great, i guess it's all in the sanding huh

well i have to say, simply incredible.

GOD BLESS AMERICA!!

you have out done yourself, i am touched how someone, not even a citizen, could love something so much. if the people here, had half the nad you do, America would be great again.

really stellar work man, really

the way all of the shops that actually do a good job (i'm not into name dropping), what they do is put a magnetic primer, well one that can be electricly charged, then charge it, and dip it in the solution, and add a jolt of elecricity to the mix and viola, you have a finish, but like everyone said, it still doesn't like wood much. other places use some sort of vacuum process, but i haven't seen it done.

wayne charvel once had a guitar made out of metal, an alloy of some sort. that waould probably be the best way to get a chrome guitar. might be heavy as hell, but the sustain!!

that's pretty much what i figured, but i am mostly interested in it for recording. i have heard of the v-amp stuff, the local music store is pushing it like crazy, i can't wait to hear the rack mount v-amp, sounds like it's going to rule.

hi all,

i am thinking about getting a line 6 pod, or one of their amps, but i wanted a little info from you guys first. i have tried them at the store and they sound good, but do they last, and how do they sound recorded? i think i like this little 210 spider i have played, but i need to know about how it's going to hold up.

appreciate the info guys.

howdy,

i think it would be a better idea to go down, rather than up. the higher the number the more bassy it is. most people i know of use a.1uf for a hi pass. i put a .2 in my wolfgang and it wasn't quite as bright as i like it. i guess just go with what sounds best to you.

well you know that if you properly shield you geetars, then background noise is a moot point. check out guitarnuts.com, that guy has a diagram and a tutorial for properly shielding a guitar, and it's simply amazing. i used to hate single coils with a passion because of the infernal racket they seem to all have, but i rewired and shielded ala guitarnuts and my strat rocks. it even works for humbuckers. i have a FRED in one of my guitars and it has so many more overtones and harmonics now, it's really amazing.

no, i think it makes you sound like your favorite player, and it comes with a record deal, oh yeah and groupies too

i use a heatsinc i go from radio shack to hold the wires, then in one hand i hold the solder and in the other i hold the gun. i have also used my teeth, but i am scared of lead, i hear it's bad for you.

i have played a fretless guitar before. i have to tell you that it drove me nuts, i had the hardest time just playing chords. i rely on the frets to find my way around, because i don't look at the fret board when i play. plus when i would play anything when a tough chord, forget it. i think you should go down to guitar center (if you have one around) and pick up a ripley fretless and just give it a go. i hated it personally, but then again i play guitars with ginormous frets.

as far as a metal fret board, i think that would rule, so long as i could get frets

i think that is just a feable attempt to sucker kids into buying cheeasy geetar.

it's actually not horrible, it needs to be painted with colors, not all red.

IMHO...In My Humble Opinion.

wee todd!!

i've used d'addario strings exclusively for years. i had the same intonation problems as the above guys. i heard that satch used them, and though he may know more about strings and deffinatly more about tone than i do. i tried them, and boy was i surprised. they are great IMHO.

no really, that's what i was intending...wolfgang...borax...boobs. see the corrilation?

that is some serious detail. one heck of a job. but like anything, how does it perform? do you have any in flight photos.

great job

the v-twin rocks, but it's a pedal. i don't know if you were wanting a rack mount or not, but as pedals go the v-twin is tops.

that is simply amazing. i think you have created a masterpiece. bravo.

welcome, and go to GUITARELECTRONICS.COM they should have what you're lookin for.