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Besides that tut, I think the ENTIRE main site needs a revamp.

What would be the tonal difference between direct mounting a humbucking pickup vs. having mounted traditionally using the screw/spring float method?

Thanks.

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No difference at all

I change my strings about every 3 weeks or so, maybe less, maybe more.

TITEBOND!!

Looks great! Think we can get a picture of the back?

With a new guitar you can change/upgrade the pickups, modify the elctronics, level/crown/dress the frets... Those are the first things I would start with.

Talk about close minded!

"OMG!!!!! They put a trem on an LP!!!!!"

Boohoo!!! Hahahaa..

You can do it in photoshop by selecting the area you want effected, then use "Hue/Saturation" & select "colorize".

He wrote how he did it on one of the previous pages.

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Not exactly.

Did you use the stuff from  alsa paints?

How did you get that effect?

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Id like to know aswell, please clue us in! Thanks...

If found the router is the easiest way:

http://www.buildyourguitar.com/resources/tips/scarfjnt.htm

and a video: http://www.guitarfrenzy.com/ScarfJoint.wmv

(got all this info from Guitarfenzy)

table saw:

http://pweb.jps.net/~kmatsu/htmlpages/scarfjig.html

The bassist in one of the bands I am in is a lefty playing right. It doesnt really matter what hand you lead with when it comes to instruments. When you first begin you have no clue what you are doing anyway.

I demand Pics!!!!! Hahaha

That would be GuitarMaestro's 7 string RG style:

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.ph...wtopic=9808&hl=

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I love how the back of the body and the neck looks....killer guitar!

It doesnt really look like Merbau to me. I have a bit of Merbau, its a lot more red in color and has small black grain all through out it. Plus it has no where near as many little channels as that. I could be wrong though...haha wouldnt be the first time.

it just looks like some Mahogany to me...I have some really old mahagony that is about that dark in my garage.

i dunno...it looks a little blocky to me...

hAHA.. Is that sarcasm?? Hahhaa.. The body shape is not even cut so how can it be blocky?

You check out allparts?

There doesnt need to be a definable gap...A drum sander or planer will fix it. Take it to a cabinet shop...................with the sixer

If your going to paint it a solid color you can just use a 2 part epoxy that you can get at any hardware store. Works great.

ENGL......

Take your time and do it again yourself. Dont abbandon it just becuase it didnt come out perfect the first time. You will never learn any thing from that..

Post a new pic of the back.

Its definately plywood.

got lucky and managed to get famous for no random reason!! They are skilless at guitar, drums, vocals

Dont you mean just like every other pop pile O'crap?

http://mi-images.instrumentexchange.com/im...131129464_1.jpg

http://b.im.craigslist.org/lS/MV/3WmeLvo1V...ODGrajOBY3s.jpg

http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4184/781/400/gunsmg1.jpg

http://www.planetdeville.com/KaneRobertswithgungtr.JPG