Slaughthammer

maybe it's a little heavy, but that's something you have to know on your own, weather you want a light or a heavy guitar. if weight doesn't matter oak will be fine

guitar, guitars are allways available, never get hedache, and some more points already said

17, male, hungry, tired, allowed to drink, not allowed to drive cars....

hmmm, inverted colors would look interesting...

that was the idea....

what about taking out all the electronics, taking your bandsaw, doing two little cuts, so that it looks like this: then treat it as if you were building a neck-thru and make it whatever you wan it to be. well, somewhen you should strip it. that would be a real cool explorer mod, and if anyone asks you, what kind of guitar you have, you just say: thats my modded explorer...... i'd like to see his face...

i'd first fill it and then redrill. thats what i did, when i had to reposition the posts here is the thread, starts somwhere around page 2 i think

scale length dividet through the distance between bridge and nut on the pic should give you a scale, and then you can enlarge it any way you want

ok, i added them...

looks good to me too next you could try: v ^ ^ v v ^ ^ v v 19p15------15-19-15-17-14------14-17-14-15-12-------12-15-12-14-11----- -----17--17--------------15--15---------------13--13--------------12--- -------16------------------14-------------------12------------------11- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- or v v v ^ v v v ^ ^ v v ^ ^v v ^ ^ ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------10-15-10----------------------------- -----9-14-9-----11--------11----9-14-9----------------- ---11------11-12--------------11------11----9-14-9----- -12-------------------------12------------11------11--- ----------------------------------------12----------12- it's easyer to play each one twice and if you want some realy hard stuff then try this: ^ vvvvvv ^^^^^ v ^ v v vvv ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ |-------3h7/10p7--------|----------8h12/15p12-------------| |------3--------8-------|---------8----------13-----------| |-----4----------7------|--------9-------------12---------| |----5------------9-----|------10----------------14-------| |---5--------------10p5-|----10--------------------15p10--| |3h7-------------------7|8h12---------------------------12| |-------------10h14/17p14--------------|-------------15h19/22p19----------------| |-----------10-----------15------------|-----------15-----------20--------------| |---------11----------------14---------|---------16---------------19------------| |-------12--------------------16-------|-------17-------------------21----------| |-----12------------------------17p12--|-----17-----------------------22p17-----| |10h14-------------------------------14|15h19------------------------------19\p3| btw, if you want to learn to sweep, play a lot of Children of Bodom stuff... alexi likes sweeping.....

nice side-dots....

but with the same strings and scale you'll need the same tension to bend the same pich, only the way too achieve the tension may vary

what incredible recording gear did you use for producing such a "noise"??? hehe, just learned to play artificial harmonics???

I would never buy a PRS at all....no matter how many money I have.... agreed.....

i pretty much like my .009-.046 strings. no matter if tuned to E, D, or even C, they play comfortable and fast, and i can do some heavy rythm-stuff with them. plus i can shred on the lower strings as well as playing heavy riffs. for me, i think it's the best solution. i once played on .011-strings, but i didnt like that at all... no ability to bend...

yes, it's a kind of wood. my cort strat-copy is made from it too. it doesn't sound that bad, but there are much better woods to build an electric guitar from. i've read many different things, the one said, agathis is a terrible crapwood and some other had a very good oppinion on it, and someone wrote, that there are two different types of agathis.... if anyone of you can say something precise about it, please do.

i designed some guitars, maybe i'll build one of them (probably the second one) when i can afford it guitar 1 guitar 2

nothing to add

you could also use a black box, that would allow you to pull the trem up and use the d-tuna without any probs

well, let's do some maths the sideview of the template is a triangel with one agel set at 90° as we all know, the tangens of the neck-angel is is the height divided through the downside. so, if we calculate a little, we know: h=tangens(neck angel)*(length of the template) here a pic:

yes, you will have problems, if you plan to lock the strings in the nut. when locking the strings, they get slightly out of tune, so you will need fine tuners on your bridge. but if you do not plan to lock the nut, you'll be just fine

no, i think i'll let it how it is now...

the clean sound is a little, and only a little bit more metallic than before, the sustain stays equal, pinch/artificial harmonics come out better. i love my axe now even more than before

so, finished my work today, here are some pics of my new tremolo!!!!!! PS: has anyone of you a locking nut in gold lying around he would sell me??

if the strinngs are not wrapped around the post, the full string-tension comes to the point, where the strings are locked in the tuner. i can imagine that they would brake here easy