spazzyone

Billy Shehan has used a lot of combanations through the years

so thats two pro bassists that use multiple pickup configs so why not go for it

16'' would help alot a good deal

but a PRS has "Perfect" fretwork and that counts for a lot

perry could answer your question on the differant fretwire

as he uses banjo wire i think on his shred neck option

how much did you like the feel of the 1-11/16"

then compare that to the feel of the 1-5/8"

your only talking a 16th from 1-11/16" to 1-3/4"......it can feel like a huge differance though

weigh the pros and cons of what you like

did you ask if they can make the template to the width you like

and if not trim it yourself

if you can handle building the neck itself than thining the template should not be so difficult

just some food for thought

Read the dream jobs post youll find my new one on the second page

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.php?showtopic=26078

it has to go through an amp to get any kind of volume

any amp will work just make sure you match your amps impedance

to the cab or you could blow somthing

you can run a 8ohm speaker on a 4 ohm amp and youll be ok

with impedance you can push uphill but not down

yeah that is an old vid but a great device

very expensive

Good Go Matt

Oh excellent. Now I have to go and buy a compressor. Thanks, Drak.

</sarcasm>

I just wander down to my local Shell garage and use their free airline - get a few odd looks but who cares !

Jem

Making inflatible guitars are we!

and how much would we be getting for these on todays market LOL

on my rg centerd at the srap button the heel to front of nut is 31-3/16"

and its strung up with the nut in place but id have to say 14 degree angle on the head

as it looks the same as my rich that i know is 14

but that is eyeballed so it may not be exact

you could also check http://www.jemsite.com/ for more

thats where i get my rail pickups and they sound great

Dude that is such an awsome mock up

and shows your idea so clearly that even i understant it

kudos for taking the time to do that

I just cut my own. the only problem i have had was drilling the spring holes deeper

but i dont have a drill press with a vice just a hand drill. broke a couple of bits this way

so i just drilled new ones right next to the old ones

there is also a guy on fleabay that makes brass ones that are said to increase sustain

do you have any kind of cad software?

I thought Pete was going to post this but i dont see it.....have a look

does the driver look familiar also take note of the sheild on the front

its something i dont need even in the middle position. but i would on a homade driver

the needed info is in the middle of the page

http://www.vintagekramer.com/company52.htm

try using the search function

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.ph...hl=storing+wood

its a shame but fleabay kinda dictates prices on used gear to a certain extent

not in every case but most. as people seem to wana take a chance on a better deal

see if this link helps you

http://www.partsexpress.com/webpage.cfm?&a...;WebPage_ID=100

the results will show what they have for drivers

but you can use thier parimeters to find a matching driver of a brand your interested in

I'm just thinking about the loads of E-mails that were sent

because of inpatiant people

the error i kept getting said my id # was deleted

yet i waited knowing how busy the administrators are

and while i like verhoevenc's idea im not sure it would change the situation much

as it seems it was a server problem and they may not have been able to contact

who runs the server in the first place (it was the weekend after all)

just my 2 cents

seems i typed this while scott was posting

so there you go

Buy the best tools you can afford

remember back in the day they did not have whats availible now

and time and practice will make perfect at one point and time

i still use toothed files. thats how i learn'd and what im comfortible with

but im sure ill try more options as i can save the money for them

if its dry then try not to buy it till your ready

and it all depends on the humidity. check with you supplier and see

how they stock it an do the same if they are in your enviroment

Hey Col i take it your a David Gilmour fan as the middle of the demo sounds a little like

Run like hell

the clipping is no worse than what i experiance. at this point convinced its a byproduct

of all sustainers as the floyds clipped and in the demos for the fernandes there is also some clipping

the poping is all would worry about

and by ossilations i take it you mean that little bit of worbble near the end?

i wouldn't mind hearing some more without the delay

ill post some more stuff in a day or so as i have been writing something aroundthe sustainer

thats pretty neat. this sustainer sounds great using tremolo

but i dont want to let anymore cats out of the bag yet

I know the street slang word is the "toothpaste" logo

here i just found this script generator

not sure whats in it as its free but it has the toothpaste script

I know this isn't the only source....4th pot down

http://guitarelectronics.zoovy.com/categor...s.2controlpots/

ill check another source that i get CTS pots cheap from

he does not have them listed but not all his stuff is

if you add a on/on dpdt mini switch or push pull pot and play around with cap values

you could have a "preset" tone that would give you one setting

or you could buy a "Ganged" pot also known as Stacked Concentric Pots

that is two pots in one and replace one of the current tone pots

hope this gives you some ideas