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A and C would be the most versatile.
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i'm digging the ebony in the heel.
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get one of the kahler x200 series- either 2200 or 7200 (hybrid, pricier but better.) they're designed to mount onto the TOM studs of a les paul or SG- designed for a LP- no neck angle worries.
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it's easier to adjust, easier to put in in the first place (with a scarf joint, at least), looks better, doesn't weaken up the headstock, doesn't take up any space on the headstock. lots of reasons.
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the ones from stewmac are a bit longer, but it's still plenty short- with 24 frets, i have about an extra inch.
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i think i can get it for $13-14 a BF, but nothing thicker than 4/4. shame.
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Newbie Guitar Project (yes Another One )
tubab0y replied to evilbetty's topic in In Progress and Finished Work
not nearly my style guitar, but you're doing a good job with it. nice bevels. -
that SUCKS! not really. i love the color, and the grain is amazing. oh, and it's shiny. always a plus.
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peavey bravo 112, one of the countless 25W tube combos that peavey went through trying to find a good design. shame they settled on the valveking instead of the bravo, it's worlds better. it has a problem with the gain channel, though- it's really all or nothing. but sticking in 12AT7s instead of the AX7s really helped that.
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i wholly disagree!
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it's not that overwhelmingly difficult to find poplar without mineral streaks- and if you can, it's amazing looking wood. i'm building a doubleneck next, and i'm using poplar with a top of some sort, not sure what yet. poplar is definitely harder than basswood, though.
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yeah, i have the fast track, and even though it's only $100, there's virtually no latency even running 6 or 7 VSTs at the same time.
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congratulations, you just spent way too much on a guitar amp that sounds just as good as mine, for, oh, 20 times the price.
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could you specify which 'standard double locking tremelo?' they're all quite different.
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black with white pickguard. EDIT: yes, gotoh is good.
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with the body shape, i'd definitely go with a 4x2- the 3x3 would be too symmetrical for it. i know they're cheap, but the crunchy PAFs would actually match the wood really well. i'm liking the body shape- can't wait to see how it ends up!
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perspex?
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i'm loving the top. great work!
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Routing Templates For Ibanez Trems?
tubab0y replied to guitarmonky55's topic in Solidbody Guitar and Bass Chat
The ZR is a great trem, the bigger problem is how thin the S is and how limited the pullup is. You'll run into the same problem trying to put a different trem into an S...virtually no pullup. -
they're elm. i happen to own one. amazing bass.
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DI it, guitar>pedalboard>m-audio fast track USB>kristal with freeamp 2, the most amazing amp sim program ever.
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as long as the wood is all dried, i see no problems. and if you wanted to do a 1/4" skunk stripe, you could cut out a slot the right depth for the truss rod before you glue the laminates, and do a couple wraps of tape on each end just so it fits snugly.
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i'll have to see if i actually still have it, and if i do, if i can find it. it was a while ago, and it got stuck on my workbench, which has gotten cleaned a couple times. i'll go check.
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i belt sanded the top off.
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EMGs have much lower output coils. this is then amplified beyond the point where passive pickups are. they do this for a few reasons, one of the bigger ones being less noise. i took one apart, it looked like it only had about half the normal number of windings.