He wouldn't accept 420 boooo, but did accept 435 which, ok whatever have ur 15 dollars, bub. Finally, 14 years after creating my Shortscale.org/forum account I will finally be able to get the sondzzz(era) I'm winging my way to Chinatown 10am tomorrow, gonna bring it home slap it down and try to dem...

Yeah, I have a sb55v. I want a p90s goldtop (sb56). All my main guitars are Eastman. My mains stage is a AC520CE (not made anymore). Has a E10ss but the smaller neck didn't get along with my carpal tunnel (great tone though). Also have one of their PCH guitars as well as the jumbo 12 string. Have h...

Their gold top is sexy. So is the OO and so is the Junior. Yeah, I have a sb55v. I want a p90s goldtop (sb56). All my main guitars are Eastman. My mains stage is a AC520CE (not made anymore). Has a E10ss but the smaller neck didn't get along with my carpal tunnel (great tone though). Also have one ...

Ouch, a shame after all his work. Sounds like US shipping companies are as bad as UK ones!

Doog wrote: ↑Mon Jan 30, 2023 9:33 am Et FZ-2, Brute??

To get those stabbing treble tones

plopswagon wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 6:20 pm Just don’t use pumpkin spice scented candles.

Bees wax is important to get good tone from your bee string.

But what if I want good tone from my G string?

Some folks use straight paraffin wax some a mix of paraffin and bee’s wax. It’s best to suspend the pickup in the wax until bubbles stop coming out. I’ve never potted a pickup but I’ve watched a ton of videos and bought a 2nd hand mini-crock pot for the future. My brain read that as mini crack pot

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So’s this thrad?

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Hurb wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 9:13 pm Maybe I am the problem? Maybe I am microphonic?

are you asking us for feedback?

For what it's worth, I've got a Bareknuckle pickup in my Esquire. I've just turned the amp up and put the guitar next to it and it feeds back with almost no provocation.

Sounds great, it'll be interesting to see how it sounds in a band context.

These jobs? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Polisher-Professional-Manicure-Pedicure-Accessories/dp/B09YDFG2KR/ref=sr_1_8?keywords=foam+nail+buffer&qid=1673104489&sr=8-8 I originally bought the Pink Stuff as I thought it could be useful for turntable dust covers and defogging headlights. It still mi...

Nice job! What guitar is that? Looks like a jazz box.

Another tip, especially for getting the frets super smooth is to use those four sided foam nail filing/polishing things, they get rid of any lingering filing marks.

Resistors are futile

Looks great. Love me a WRHB too.

My 65 MM was a B width as I recall.

A 100 watt attenuator can’t really take a 100 watt amp down to home volumes, they are meant to cut some of the volume, not all of it. I use a 50 watt one on an 18 watt and a 5 watt amp, the 18 watt is still pretty loud if you want it to still sound good, but the 5 watt keeps its tone at home volumes.

I had an HT5 for a few months and it was OK. But in that kind of price range I’d go for the Fender or Vox unless the two channels and tons of gain were a necessity. I find the fewer controls the better in general, otherwise I spend too much time twiddling.

Marshalls are batshit expensive in the states, nowhere near the value we get here. Rhys, Thom’s Fender recommendations are sound, especially if you use pedals. I’ve got a Morgan PR5 which is super loud for the size, so the slightly higher wattage PR12 would be a good shout, especially if you like th...

The PRS and a Weber attenuator. 50w is too big for most gigs, 20w is fine to gig with if you don’t play super clean, but way way too loud for home use unless you have a big detached house. I’ve run my 18 watt 2x10 Marshall unattenuated a couple of times at home and it gets to 108/110db. Even a 5w am...