Reaper
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You should check at a local machine shop. Mostly they'll be set up for metalwork, so they might say no, but that would probably be your best shot.
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Well... nitro's nitro, and Duplicolor tends to produce either acrylic lacquers or enamels... you'd be mixing paint types. Definately try it on scrap first, and I wouldn't hold my breath.
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Ying-Yang Night/Day
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What he said.
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Come again? Anyway, applying a load, like southpa said, will burn out the motor. Your best bet is a pot.
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No problem.
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It's far more work than a wrapped thumb... the 4/5 thing is the same setup as an open D chord (but two frets up), and I find that it falls in very naturally. The only thing left is the low E, which is taken care of by the thumb.
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It's hardly stupid: it's far easier that contorting your fingers, and it sounds just as good. And learn to spell.
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FWIW, the tab book I found had a wrapped thumb on the low E...
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I would assume "function" would mean parties, weddings, and the like...
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You don't need to (AFAIK). IMO, maple fretboards look best with a gloss finish.
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I would say go for the Epi G400.
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I thought (I may be wrong) that Cobain used a DS-2...
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Howdy
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There isn't any specific brand that feels better to you in general? I really like the 60s slim-taper neck found on many gibsons. I'll definately agree with that... the neck on the epiphone G400 (modeled after a 62 SG) is one of my favorites, and offers far more access than even the AANJ.
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warmoth carries them
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Completed 4-string Walnut Neckthru bass
Reaper replied to Primal's topic in Solidbody Guitar and Bass Chat
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There are tutorials for this on the main site...
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Best stuff I've seen was a two-part we used in school... I don't know a brand name.
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I really don't know... it doesn't appear to be ply.
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Here's what the specs say: "Dreadnaught Acoustic Guitar with Spruce Top"... don't know if that tells ya anything.
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I don't think I have that model, but something similar. I'd recommend any Korg tuner that can be found for less than $20.
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We used inventor in school... awesome program.
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I've kind of been in "need" (you know what I mean...) of an acoustic guitar, so today I went out and bought myself one... I'm not a big spender, so I kept the budget low, and wound up with an Aria (AGP-001N, if anyone cares) for about $150... (not mine, but the same model)
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now it just looks like a dancing spam... Thanks, Dr. Freud...