Doog wrote: Sat Feb 04, 2023 4:46 pm I can't believe how far Behringer took cribbing the aesthetics of these Mu-Trons... actually, I guess I can

I think they’ve renamed it the Dual-Phase now but changed nothing else about it. Likely the same route they’ll take with their Centaur pedal.

Yeah, they put those on LP Juniors now too. I think I have one on my old Melody Maker but have an SG with the “SG Junior” compensated bridge, which is made for a wound G.
My recording teacher referred to intonation mismatches as “Rolling Stones outta tune,” which he meant as negligible for most ...

+1 looks like it, don’t know how I didn’t spot that. I have wound G sets but don’t like using a wound G on electrics.

Sweet! The red looks pretty good despite the brushstrokes.

I love my old Guyatone-made Kent Polaris I, obviously not as cool as yours. Good luck with the resto!

Ok, got it sorted by taking my board apart and putting it back together piece by piece. Kind of annoying that I still don’t know what the problem was but a huge relief to not have the noise going, especially with that new Tele-style build I did which was competing for volume with it.

Damn near ...

Looks great, a Duo II/hardtail Mustang has always been a dream guitar of mine and I love the Laces too.

Yeah I wouldn’t mind wiring an Esquire switch in, but didn’t have one, or the other caps (or a clean way to cut the pickguard). Maybe someday though!

Not sure on the name but I think that’s what the guy I bought the homemade body from years ago called it.

Pine body and Allparts 62RI neck, GFS Bridge/pickup assembly. The only money spent was on solder, though I did have to route the pickup cavity and neck pocket a little to make all my parts fit ...

Hm, the noise still persists and now I don’t know what the hell is going on except that the individual pedals are ok.

Yeah, I apologize for posting a pic of the pedal instead of a video of the noise issue.
Anyway, I’m now not so sure this isn’t an issue with my power supply but this would mean a problem with my Deucetone Rat, which is much more expensive. Boo, but I can at least rig up a workaround.

My FX65 Chorus pedal is putting out a solid whine sound when bypassed that I don’t remember from a few years ago when I bought it.

Things I’ve tried include disconnecting it from my OneSpot adapter and using a battery instead, as well as switching the cables out for my nicer shielded ones, but it ...

Haha, I remember the taped posts as a general JS forum recommendation.

Nice one. DC Juniors are my favorite Gibson design.

Yes, I think I will be logging into the vidcall on the 29th.

I believe they can typically be replaced with Strat pickups, although not all of those are created equal so it can be a tight fit in the pickguard sometimes according to a video by 60 Cycle Hum about a guitar he's since smashed "for charity".

Anyway, I've recently decided to gift this guitar to my ...

Really wanted one of these a few months back, don’t think it’s in the budget now, though. Looks nice!

Love it. Got the yellow one as it was intended to replace my DIY LP DC Junior that I accidentally backed my car over about a year ago (pictured is my other one). I think mine had a bit of setup before being shipped as it has no business playing so well. Sounds great plugged in too, has a bratty ...

Love it, nice resto work too.

The POG 2 is one of the best pedals I’ve ever owned and this thing looks cool as hell but FUCK ME $650…

Bought a Chinese right-angle 3-way toggle to fix up an SG; had never seen these before (or maybe they were actually posted about here) but they’re nice and cheap.
For the record, a standard 3-way import toggle is slightly too thick for a Gibson SG, it’ll push the backplate out.