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  1. spazzyone
    im retarted in the fact i prefer standard gibson spacing on my floyd equiped guitars (wich is all of them) the reason being if they were f-spaced then when i bend im pushing the string away from the pole peice where as gibson spaced i bend into them and i only use duncan jb's/pearly gates models retarted yes i am...does it make a differance to my ear yes to other people probbably not
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    the fretboard is finished just needs to be fretted the rest of the neck needs one more coat then buffing but yeah maybe i should shave so i stop giving my masturbation habbits away
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    contact seymour's customer service for that info and $70 for a 1/4 pounder is kinda high they can be had on ebay for around $50 or contact me as i have a few new ones floating around but none are rw/rp
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    From Verhoevenc's wood stash!
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    the next Spazzycaster.....project BlueBird in progress the front http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...irdseyeneck.jpg the back http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...an/neckback.jpg and the head pictured with my nephews Spazz Dimas replica neck http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...an/neckhead.jpg
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    they are definetly duncans the markings make that clear and they look like quaterpounders with 1/4" pole peices like this one http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf.../heather002.jpg http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf.../heather001.jpg and that high k reading could be right the pics i posted are ssl 7's that are 14.7k...very hot singles so the seven could mean qtr pounder and the r could be reverse wound reverse polarity i bet with the sheilding job they will sound sweet also try this http://www.stewmac.com/freeinfo/I-3789.html the part about single coils...this works good but anyway contact duncan and they will help you with the old model number system.....hope this info helps
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    the pots will ground the circut as in the metal casing from the pots making contact with the paint me i prefer copper as its much better but alot harder to work with but this is the end result http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...tar/rich001.jpg
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    had to go with chris on the mustang look not many of them floating around so originality won plus the look is great...pleasing to the eye
  9. spazzyone
    that velour is my couch then as folows yes i built it no its a 25-1/2" scale
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    i set my bridges at 18-20 depening on the guitar itself and they play like butter
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    it works now
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    my first guitar for someone other than me mine are still works in progress this is for my 13yr old nephew body will be fiesta red...what do you people think is this ok for a 13yr old the front http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...ff/bubbs004.jpg the back. http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...ff/bubbs005.jpg the neck close up...this kid has an awsome neck http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...ff/bubbs006.jpg
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    the CNC only ruff shapes the neck but it does shape it after i get one of the machine i use a RO sander and a pair of dial calipers to shape it the reast of the way and to finish sand it to specs
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    damm i need one of those..but i spent my next paycheck already if you still have it next week it will be mine P.S thats an awsome price
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    ***!!!!!!!!!! how do you bend on those without altering the scale length of the bent string. it could never play correct
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    i could make those on my end mill
  17. spazzyone
    what size pickups do you have now humbuckers or single coils...p90's maybe....without that info no one can offer advice
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    try here http://guitarelectronics.zoovy.com/categor...pickupdiagrams/
  19. spazzyone
    why buy korean made crap when you can buy something made in the U.S Warmoth/USAG or my personal fav is this one http://musikraft.3dcartstores.com/Strat-Neck_p_0-8.html
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    Becarefull trying this at home kids it could kill you and im not sure its magic....it had its drawbacks no choice between harmonic/fundi"mental" modes hard to control unwanted strings sustaining in but its one benifet was its sustain power...i could probably capo the 24th fret high e put it down and two days later it would still be going here is the pickup for those who have not seen it http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...off/wood015.jpg http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d38/femf...off/wood016.jpg
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    Dude thats my favorite part
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    this place is not cheap but the quality is the best...(they supply the industry its woods in general) http://exoticwoods.com/FB-BB-PH-MOP/fbslotted.htm
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    get'm Wes
  24. spazzyone
    you can also help out a smaller compressor ive used a broken compressor as an expansion tank if you can get hold of a broken or old compressor (make sure its not rusted to hell as it will burst) just tee off your good compressor run one side to your tool and the other to the second tank it will add more volume to your supply but will not add pressure i cant say what is used after the orbital but i can say if your sanding by hand then pick up a pair of magnafying<--spell check / reading glasses that are at least 2x magnafication....4x is better then you will see the fine scratches that the eye just cant see also remember light is your freind. chances are if you see a shadow something is wrong
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    we use these Wes http://www.tcpglobal.com/proautotools/item...temno=DNB+21035 12,000 rpm and from 3/32nds to 3/8ths orbit (all differant for differant needs) 120 for ruff then 220 for fine then a secret for the final but they chew alot of SCFM's so you need a good compressor but they work great and are fast so your thinking is correct Mattia "I've got a lousy orbital sander (to be replaced with a Makita or DeWalt Random Orbit sander when the next cash inflow arrives" these are not in the same ballpark if you do a lot of work the extra money is well worth it the electric RO's dont have enough rpm's
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