guitargeek

it's great to work while others are asleep, there's less interference about. that looks lovely!

I like to think that I'm moderately intelligent. . . .sometimes. . .but jeez, trying to wrap my brain around what you've just created is impossible. That's absolutely brilliant!

ha, i didnt really want to burn it but thank you for the advice .

its one of those saga p bass kits , i shouldn't have expected awesome quality for penny's .
im going to change the neck , because the holes already there for attaching it to the body where messed up
its like they drilled them wrong then re drilled them so the screws just kept turning .
its holding ok for now , i put glue in the neckholes when i put it back on

as for the pickups it all came prewired but i had rewired it following the wiring diagram on the stewmac website . it didnt make a single noise i tryed a different set of pickups and nothing changed . so i just ordered a rewireing kit , i think it was just my reckless soldering .

Word.

Mom flew home from Colorado to take care of me, bless her heart
Ah yes, the whiskey, remorse juice! If you're that out of practice perhaps a few warm up evenings with beer next time? Look at me giving advice as if I know anything about alcohol moderation.

it means you had fun!!

Congrats on the new amp. Are you gonna use it, or sell it to somebody else?

Ha ha. I can't afford anything boutique.

I wouldn't even know what I'd want in an amp. Other than two separate OD1 channels with no OD2 channel. And master volumes are always nice.

whatever is going on here, I like it and want to know how to do it.

THe Radio Shack near my house sells awesome RC cars! .....but that's about it

the drive was probably giving him hints it was on its last legs

I'm sorry.

Yeah, that looks pretty bad




Feel better, or Ill pee in your shoes! : D

I put a Seymour Duncan Invader in the Bridge. I love it. It's sounds so rich. It bascially turned the bass knob of my amp into a "tone shift" knob. Or like, a "bass roundness" knob.

I'm probably gonna want something with a little less midrange for the neck pickup though. Something with more of a scooped sound.

I hope it's not too hard on you.

Ha ha ha. Yeah. I really do look ridiculous most days though.

sounds like its really coming along, good for you, nothings as satisfying as seeing your efforts come together

I have to admit, I love your 'how to's'. I can't fix or make anything to save my life. (That's not quite true, I could write you a nice hour long episode of your favorite show that would be pretty good...but that's probably not really the same thing now that I think about it.)

Yeah, we would both be happy not having to get married, but it's the only way she can like work and make money and all that jazz. Damn government.

man, that's a hard road you've traveled.
how i wish i could get you to hot rod my amps, i'm sure your work is awesome!

I have a Mesa Boogie combo (1 12", i'm terrible with model numbers and shamefully haven't fired it up in a while) a Music Man 210 65 watt combo, and a vintage Orange half-stack. I had someone place a second volume knob in the head, thus ruining its collectable status, but otherwise you'd have to crank it way up to get some overdrive action! a friend actually found the cabinet years after i had found the head.