right, ain't nothing weirdness about that guitar.

i generally keep my hand close to the bridge while strumming, but not everyone does for sure. doesn't say what the 3-way does in the specs, but i have to imagine it's split-bridge-coil/both-coils/split-neck-coil; i suppose you could also do series versus parallel and lose either the bridge or neck c...

For single pickup weirdness, I'd hit this Hazzard by Sturner.
http://sturnerguitars.com/models-2

interesting, though i guess you'd have to be pretty sure you won't need to make many changes during a gig.

don't get me wrong, i love my bronco.

but tdong's "signature" with guitars is basically taking off pickups and pickguards...

so binary...

damn, both are gorgeous.

don't know if i like the shoes or the board better -- both are ace!

cool looking

what year is that from?

was the paper plate period correct?

For a good while now I’ve been playing a single channel amp with the band (either Origin or Bassman) and my main board sounds great with them, but I’ve been missing my Rockerverb at times. So I put together this “mini” board which has a patch bay so I can put effects through the FX loop if I want. ...

NickS wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 5:25 pm I spent something like £3.20 on a 3.6mm-to-3.5mm coupler and tried it with some ex-airline earbuds. It works; not sure whether it would be loud enough on stage.I'm not sure what the max input (and output) levels are.

not a fan of the tort on that guitar (or maybe just that tort), but i love the finish with the matching headstock. so sparkly!

at that price point, it's tempting.

but then i think i should invest in in-ears first.

more often i've seen players constantly turning their guitar volume up despite it clearly being up all the way, like an OCD/nervous tick. Oh damn yeah I absolutely do this. Obsessively re-tuning after every song as well, although I'm trying to get out of that habit. every goddamn time Feel like I s...

Pacafeliz wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 8:53 am ...out there, somewhere, there's gotta be a warehouse of lonely Musicmaster bodies with missing necks.

Here's my BroncoMaster

very cool! even the holes drilled over the years like the Bonnie & Clyde car give it some some character.

hahaha

i've seen folks do that before. more often i've seen players constantly turning their guitar volume up despite it clearly being up all the way, like an OCD/nervous tick.

Another thing I have been doing lately is playing with my guitar controls more. I roll the tone back nearly halfway on the bridge, and dial everything in from there, that way I have more treble to play with if I need it. Similarly I usually have the volume backed off ever so slightly , so I can kic...

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dots wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 2:06 am Got the shirt over the weekend and wore it today!

jamming w/ st. jimmy

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