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21173
Having watched with interest about the production of graphite necks by Status, and noting David Fung's recent comment comparing them to an L-2 neck, I have a...
Phil Batty
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Oct 1, 2005
7:12 am
21174
I would just use the built-in GTR tempered tuning settings on the strobostomp...those offsets sound better to me for a non-Buzz Feitan'd guitar than the Buzz...
Sean Michaels
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Oct 1, 2005
12:38 pm
21175
Wow. Thanks for such a detailed response. I do not type well, so I always try to be fairly brief.... :) I have a cheapo peterson tuner. I will consult the...
Shawn Fitzgerald
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Oct 1, 2005
12:57 pm
21176
Looks like they chrome plated it. Is that a trans Trem w/o the transposing pin and arm? ... original body shape without binding before, and any clues as to...
mike_eckel
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Oct 1, 2005
1:00 pm
21177
... I know they chromed a few TT's over the years, even did some in gold. Ned still has a GK with gold hardware Steve Klein personally gave him. The pin on...
andyyak
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Oct 1, 2005
1:50 pm
21178
OK...cool. Thanks Sean. Shawn Sean Michaels <smichaels@...> wrote: I would just use the built-in GTR tempered tuning settings on the strobostomp...those...
Shawn Fitzgerald
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Oct 1, 2005
3:26 pm
21179
... varies, it's unusual to see it that low. The control cover cavity especially caught my eye - looks different than a stock Newburgh. I have pics of...
desertairhead
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Oct 1, 2005
3:40 pm
21180
... been ... I suspect it can at least partly be the string itself. I've recently had problems with several new strings in a row (D'Addario high E). Soldering...
cugel123
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Oct 1, 2005
3:55 pm
21181
... Don't these figures depend on string gauge as well? At least Feiten says so, IIRC....
cugel123
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Oct 1, 2005
4:07 pm
21182
... I've been using these offsets with 10-46's with good results......
wezxwezx
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Oct 1, 2005
4:57 pm
21183
Unfortunately there are many variables that affect guitar intonation and tuning. Because there is not a 1 note to string ratio the instrument is inherently...
wezxwezx
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Oct 1, 2005
5:26 pm
21184
Upon closer inspection, I believe that I need to replace the blades that rest in the posts. One has a stright edge, and the other is worn down to a U shape. I...
Lawson
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Oct 1, 2005
7:06 pm
21185
They are supposed to be like that. The bass side is flat and the treble side is concave....
desertairhead
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Oct 1, 2005
7:18 pm
21186
While trying not to launch off another protracted Buzz Feiten discussion (hey, maybe it's time for that anyway), Feiten must have changed his mind about it...
David Fung
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Oct 1, 2005
7:53 pm
21187
... that ... or ... like ... gold. ... missing. ... who ... And ... hard ... them. ... and ... If you look at the close up pic of the pickups you can see an...
Doctor Wah
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Oct 1, 2005
9:52 pm
21188
Add to this the variables of fret height, action height, individual player fretting ... This is exactly why you should never use the harmonic when setting your...
Benny Beck
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Oct 1, 2005
11:13 pm
21189
... I've got a similar problem. When I put new strings on my XM2 last week I noticed that the jaw on the D string is broken. This may not be the same part you...
bassman_rc
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Oct 1, 2005
11:24 pm
21190
"This is exactly why you should never use the harmonic when setting your intonation" The 12 fret harmonic is the same as the open string. This and the 12 fret...
wezxwezx
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Oct 2, 2005
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21191
Please have mercy on my for asking this Q again. It has been answered before but Yahoo timeouts when I try to search. Headpieces: . What kind of headpiece will...
tubiux
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Oct 2, 2005
7:09 pm
21192
... You can order one from Moses that will accomodate the Hohner headpiece. Far as I recall it's the same as on the Spirit instruments. I will hold off on...
andyyak
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Oct 2, 2005
8:20 pm
21193
... One final note: Just wanting to clarify and make sure this is not misunderstood before we move on. The 12th fret harmonic is ONLY going to be the same...
Benny Beck
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Oct 2, 2005
10:43 pm
21194
I know I should know this, but it just hit me funny and I thought I'd just ask the group. All I've ever used for double ball strings are the LaBella STP946s...
Benny Beck
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Oct 2, 2005
10:58 pm
21195
Benny So you are saying that when setting intonation, you compare the open string to the (fretted) 12 fret? The MY set up info said to fret at the 24th fret,...
Shawn Fitzgerald
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Oct 3, 2005
12:23 am
21196
... That's the next octave up, and could possibly afford you even finer tuned results. I've always just had the best outcome personally at the 12th. Maybe...
Benny Beck
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Oct 3, 2005
12:42 am
21197
Your physics is a bit off. Pythagoras discovered that when you strike any string on any type of instrument in the center you will produce a harmonic that is...
wezxwezx
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Oct 3, 2005
12:48 am
21198
... at the ... tuned ... they ... Once again we are back to Pythagoras. Guitar frets are laid out according to mathematical principles. The 24th fret is just...
wezxwezx
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Oct 3, 2005
12:56 am
21199
... I'd just ask the group. All I've ever used for double ball strings are the LaBella STP946s because for one, that's my gauge, and I understood that they...
wezxwezx
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Oct 3, 2005
1:03 am
21200
... Thank you for your educated explanation. I'm always looking to learn, and that's why I started this thread. You are right about the harmonic always being...
Benny Beck
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Oct 3, 2005
1:54 am
21201
The great thing about a forum like this is that we all can learn from each other :-). You can always use the open string if you prefer. I always feel that...
wezxwezx
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Oct 3, 2005
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21202
Hello everybody, A question, do all Seymour Duncans have the name on the pick ups? I bought recently a GM4S with what looked like cool or hot rails, but the...
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