Hendrxapprentice

May 1, 2007

Hey, I have a NZS-1 I just put on eBay. These are pretty hard to find (for me at least). Take a look!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...p;rd=1&rd=1

December 11, 2006

That guitar is beast. What area of pricing are you looking for???

December 9, 2006

do u have any pics???

December 6, 2006

I think this is a sweet guitar but i'm looking at buying the Cort NZS-1 Neil Zaza Signature Guitar. Check out this silvertone/kay (different sites tell me different models) it's pretty sweet. I can't find another one like it that has the same kind of inlays this one has.

eBay link

November 14, 2006

Hey, just put my Vox on eBay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...p;rd=1&rd=1

November 12, 2006

I would actually be really interester in that, but money is tight right now with christmas and every other thing in the world that needs money. If you still have itin January ill probably be interested.

October 30, 2006

that's cool.

I still have the neck in the back of my closet. I strung it up once and the frets were so cut up that it was ALMOST useless.

October 29, 2006

nice.

I think that it looks cool with a white filling. It's a ****ing project, you're supposed to learn from it.

And if you're not supposed to take out the frets, then why don't cellos have frets. It broadens your horizons on the guitar.

October 29, 2006

I just found it...

October 29, 2006

Cause i dont feel like posting the pics and description again, you can see my fretless i just made here.

October 27, 2006

it's a rosewood fretboard. So, for taking out the frets, you have to go slowly or else they'll snap? I didn't think they were that brittle.

October 27, 2006

well, it's not mine. He wants to sell it for $400 cause he wants to "sell what he paid for it." On eBay they sell for about $400 or the high $300s atleast. But you're definetely right, this would be A LOT easier to sell for less. I'll see if i can talk him down.

$350 anyone?

October 26, 2006

I'm helping my friend sell his GNX4 because he has no idea how to use it. It's just too much for him. It's good for me, but i'm not rich. Reply if you're interested. I might be able to lower the price a little, it depends how serious of a buyer you are. Thanks!

Price ; $400

October 26, 2006

I purchased a QTP guitar circuit from you. It's awesome! Now I can turn my strat into a jazz guitar and back into rock tne with 3-4 turns of a switch! Thanx!

October 26, 2006

I just bought a cheap strat on ebay so that i could try out defretting a guitar. But i haven't found too many tutorials on the internet about how to do it. I saw that people used fret pullers. Do i HAVE to use those? Can't i just heat p the fret and pull it out with pliers or something? Next, What can i use to fill the frets? And lastly, when i sand the fretboard, can i use whatever grain of sandpaper that gets the job done? I've scalloped before so ive done life altering things like this before.

October 19, 2006

I am selling my Metal Method tapes. I have the compelete set of lessons 1 through 6 and Classic Metal Licks 1 and 2. They are used, but in good condition. They are the NTSC version.

price?

October 17, 2006

Ok ill explain it to the best of my ability, so here it goes;

It's a dillion prs copy but the pickups dont have the crazy wiring like in the actual PRS guitars with the five way rotary. There's only a tone control, volume control, and 3 -way pickup selector. There's a wire coming from the neck pickup and one from the bridge pickup that connect to the rotary and the tone control. It's just like a les paul i wired the other day. The toggle switch is the skeleton kind. Im going to try to wire the pickups to the other 2 parts on the opposite side of the switch.

October 16, 2006

It would be wired wrong, but i dont see how it can. It's wired exactly like the schematics. There's the wire from the neck and middle pickup and then the one from the volume position. Maybe they're just made to be rotary. It's not too big of a deal cause i can just wire it back to the rotary and then sell it again.

October 16, 2006

Hey, i have a Dillion PRS Copy and i never liked how it had a 3-way rotary switch for the pickups. Only because it's a little more difficult to turn the switch rather than flip it. Anyways, i went to a music store and got a les paul style three way switch. I put it in the way it should go (from looking at how it was wired before) and when i plugged it in it sounded like the volume knob was at less than half way the whole time. When it would usually sound really hot with distortion, it sounded like a single coil pickup with half distortion. It really sucks now and i was planning on selling it sometime in the future, but it looks like ill have to switch back to the rotary. Why dos it sound bad? Are les paul switches lower in output for some reason? I like the real PRS 5-way rotary, but that also changes the way the polarity is instead of selecting them. Because they're HFS or whatever that is called.