+1Originally Posted by steve109
Jem, dude....feel the jealousy and hatred ooze from your monitor
+1
Jem, dude....feel the jealousy and hatred ooze from your monitor
I did wonder why the my screen was all gunky!+1
Jem, dude....feel the jealousy and hatred ooze from your monitor
Last edited by Jem; 30-06-2013 at 18:11.
You did what now!? God dammnniit
Yep that's not a typo!
I am in two minds about the finish though, you can't see it in the pictures, but it's meant to be a satin finish, but there are areas which have become shiny from being played, so half tempted to polish the whole guitar.
I see your dilemma, but I do like the satin finish, possible to re-instate it at all?
If not I'd go down the polish route and do the whole thing as that would be pretty sweet
Now if only I knew someone who was good at polishing
Another added to the growing collection, five string bass this time, much to the dismay of Mrs. Jem!
My collection now up on the wall
Today I folded and bought a Gibson Custom ES335 in Cherry Red. It is quite possibly the most gorgeous sounding instrument I have come across. I think the P90s might have a lot to do with that. So versatile too and the P90s have coil taps on them! So many sound combinations. I have taken some photos I'll upload tomorrow.
-edit- Bugger it, too excited to wait
Last edited by zeppelin101; 14-06-2013 at 22:23.
Used to own an RG42DX, well made, heavy, lovely neck, but just too muddy sounding, way too much Mahogany to sound bright
I fixed the muddy sound in my Les Paul this weekend with new pickups and a coil cut switch. So much bite now for lead riffs it's unreal! Waiting for two more push/pull pots to turn up to wire in a master phase reverse and series/parallel switch too for the full Jimmy Page effectUsed to own an RG42DX, well made, heavy, lovely neck, but just too muddy sounding, way too much Mahogany to sound bright
That's real nice , mate . And Cherry Red is one of the sexiest guitar finishes of all time , on any guitar .Today I folded and bought a Gibson Custom ES335 in Cherry Red. It is quite possibly the most gorgeous sounding instrument I have come across. I think the P90s might have a lot to do with that. So versatile too and the P90s have coil taps on them! So many sound combinations. I have taken some photos I'll upload tomorrow.
-edit- Bugger it, too excited to wait
But enlighten me , how have they coil-tapped P90s ? I thought they were single coil PUP's . You sure it's not some other form of electronic trickery ?
This thread needs a bit of a bump...
Also, I need a guitar expert to buy these
http://www.sxoc.com/vbb/showthread.p...19#post6493919
You can coil tap a single coil, just can't coil split
All "coil tap" means is that there is a take off part way through the wind as well as covering the whole wind. Coil split is splitting a pair of humbuckers in half. Gives slightly reduced output and a little more bite. Don't really use it so much on the bridge pickup, sounds a bit nasty but adds a nice hard edge to the neck pickup outside of lead work.
Also makes for a nice solo switch for the extra output on top of the gain switch for my amp
A friend just posted this
Wow!
The Goulding Voodoo
https://www.facebook.com/anthony.gou...8&pagefilter=3
Latest addition, bought a few months ago, stripped it down, replaced a few bits and repainted it.....
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Just got my first guitar a little while ago. Now I just need to learn to play
This is what I got:
Bought Ibanez TSA5 5W Tube amp with built-in tube screamer to go with it...
Very nice!!
I've recently added a Telecaster to the collection
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