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  1. preferences (I have a few odd ones, atleast, I think so..):

    recessed locking trem bridge- not picky about this

    maple neck and fretboard

    locking tuners

    HH configuration with coil tapping in a 5-way switch (no mini-switching/push pull knobs...yuck!)

    single volume knob- no tone

    7 strings!!!

    24 frets

    side input jack

    chrome knobs

    11-70 strings- nickel (usually GHS)

    Curly input cords (not sure why, maybe 'cause it's funky!)

  2. Hey everyone, I just got the guitar last night and I have to say thay it is awesome... I don't regret getting it at all. It's a little beat up on the back, but everything works fine and most importantly, it sounds great. Thanks for your comments, though.

  3. Hey everyone, here's the deal- I just dropped $450 on a 7 string and I have to thin the herd. Rather than send my old Ovation out to pasture, I would like to see someone use it- considering I haven't used it in a while. I'm willing to let it go for $325 with a case. It has the Ruby Red burst finish and the active pre-amp system like all Ovations. Musician's friend sells them for $400 new without a case and mine is in insanely good condition.

    Thanks

  4. Uh, oh guys.... I gave in big time.... I spent a lot more than I meant to on this one... check it out-

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...DME:B:EOAB:US:6

    I promised myself I would sell my ovation acoustic because I spent so much, though... Anyone interested? It's like cco57 only it has the older ovation pre-amp. It is in really good shape, just needs a polish. $300 with a case- musician's friend sells them for $400 new.

    antique_dream@yahoo.com

    e-mail me if you are interested, and thanks for all the advice.

  5. Hey everyone, ever since I tried a seven string, I've been dying to get one. Does anyone have a seven string (preferably with a locking tremelo) that they are willing to part with? If need be, I'll take a neck and body w/o pickups or something weird like that..also, cosmetic flaws don't bother me. I'm trying to spend under $300... don't know if I can swing it, though.. e-mail me.

    Thanks for any offers you might have,

    FUnkmaster Nate

    antique_dream@yahoo.com

  6. I put a pick between the pickguard and the pickup, so I can always have one handy, it fits in there pretty nice. That's about as weird as it gets- unless I'm not thinking of the stuff I do as being weird because I'm so weird to begin with.

    -Funkmaster Nate

  7. Hey everyone! I just got a set of locking vintage style tuning machines from stew-mac. I wanted to put them in my strat copy, but the pegholes weren't wide enough for the bushings. I want to widen the holes, but I don't want to pay for a reamer (unless I can get it for cheaper from a hardware store or something like that). I was wondering if anyone knew any "cheater" ways to widen the holes. I don't really want to pay $30 for something I might use once or twice.

    Thanks for any help,

    Funkmaster Nate

  8. I use a pearly gates in the bridge and a carvin m22 in the neck of my squier fat strat- the guitar was dying and these pickups really saved it. I put a series/split/parallel switch in the pearly gates, but I don't use it that much, I might take it out. Also, I put a coil selector switch (3 way) on the m22 because it only had 3 conductors and there was a diagram that came with the pickups that showed how to do it.-Anyway, both of these pickups were awesome before and after I put the switches in, and I was only using a volume knob- no tone controls. I get a lot of cool sounds out of this guitar now. The m22 is really smooth (great for jazz), and the pearly gates is really punchy- it seems like the emphasis of that pickup is on the attack of the note (which is a really cool thing to have for the bridge). Also, I bought a guitar from www.mandalaymusic.com (an axl strat copy) and it came with emg single coils. I think they are similar to the emg select series- anyway, those pickups are really nice, too. the axl strat only costs about $180 with shipping, and it sounds just as good as any fender- you can even get it with a maple neck.

    Hope I helped,

    -Funkmaster Nate

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