Reaper
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He's talking about set-screws. I'm not sure if I can describe them properly, but they're tiny screws that tighten the knob down to the shaft of the potentiometer.
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Mac Users
Reaper replied to Scott Rosenberger's topic in Site Feedback, Issue Reporting and Test area
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Mac Users
Reaper replied to Scott Rosenberger's topic in Site Feedback, Issue Reporting and Test area
remove one of those zeros. no, they're making relics now, only 100 of them for $10,000. Are you just talking about the signature model? Ok, yeah, that's what I thought you meant: the sig model, which I believe goes for $1250 USD... -
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Reaper replied to Scott Rosenberger's topic in Site Feedback, Issue Reporting and Test area
remove one of those zeros. -
Mac Users
Reaper replied to Scott Rosenberger's topic in Site Feedback, Issue Reporting and Test area
It's the SRV sig model (or Number One?), which came with a lefty trem on a righty guitar. Stevie's specs. -
When I went to finish my axe (mahogany), the people at the paint shop advised me against grain filling mahogany. FWIW...
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Some of you guys might find this interesting. http://shop.woodcraft.com/Woodcraft/produc...886C519113AF6FE
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That's what I'd do...
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It's usually used as a pre-amp replacement. It has built in effects, so you can either use those, or add your own...
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That makes sense but I'm confused about the pickups that people talk about from the 70's - I think they were Gibson PAF Pro or something like that? Why did they include the PAF in the name? The orignal PAF pickups were the ones issued in 1957-ish, that had Patent Applied For, while Gibson was still waiting for a patent on the humbucker. They're hailed as the holy grail of humbuckers, and so a lot of modern pickups (PAF pro, the SD '59, the Seth Lover Model, and a whole lot more) have been modeled after them. The PAF Pro part of the Gibson name was probably a promotional attempt, to associate the pickups with a high-quality product.
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Dimarzio just released an Eric Johnson and Joe Satriani-PAF set…
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Boosted mids can sound good. And on some axes, you can use the volume knob to clean up your sound.
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I dig it.
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dammit, double post.
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The only "design flaw" that I see is the Buzz Feiten-related stuff, with the intonation being off.
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you went to a hardware store looking for a non-trem style bridge?!?! hardware stores don't carry guitar bridges. he went to a "local shop". I'm assuming he's talking about a guitar store...
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I accidentaly bought a Mesa Nomad 55 1x12 combo this weekend too. Stupid guitar center had it marked down to $599 for a brand new one.(ours can't sell used) :envy:
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Reaper replied to Curtis P's topic in Site Feedback, Issue Reporting and Test area
I got is just fine... coolbeans. -
lovely...
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airplane...
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One way that I've heard is to fill the guts of the casino with tampons... or paper towel, your choice.
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try playing by ear...
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most beautiful guitar i've ever seen
Reaper replied to Snork's topic in Solidbody Guitar and Bass Chat
All the more power to ya... -
Let's see... Axes: - 1 Epiphone G400 (SG) copy, black, - 1 Ibanez RG520QS, trans-black - 1 homebuilt axe, basically a JS-6 dropped into an RG body shape Pedals: - 1 Zoom 1010 (came to me free) - 1 Standard Crybaby Amplifier: - Fender Deluxe 112 Plus