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RE: Building 2 at a time The green one also has a piezo tune o matic bridge pick up along with a P90 neck pick up. Alder with purpleheart fretboard. Interesting tone in the middle position. Sounds like a super beefed up Acous... |
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RE: Building 2 at a time I used Keda dye for the green. Still new at all this for I always used oil stain prior. Wished I dyed it black first and sanded for the grain to pop more but got intimidated. Now I know. The red one ... |
In forum Electric |
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RE: Building 2 at a time Attachment : 1C44701F-92E7-48C7-A31B-8D8229E23671.jpeg @tv1010101 They are both 1 1/4 inch thick semi hollow center block. Finishing up the red one today. |
In forum Electric |
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RE: Building 2 at a time Interesting looking builds there @clinton - both the range of styles and finishes. I need to know more about the single cut, hollowbody, that also looks to have quite a thin body? |
In forum Electric |
6 years ago |
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Building 2 at a time Attachment : 7DD2FC24-255B-421D-AD79-AE248F8307AA.jpeg Attachment : 56F6D32B-D1F6-4982-9CF5-1C5E85DFD573.jpeg Attachment : C19C2248-013F-4720-8EAD-2A713CB4D409.jpeg Attachment : ... |
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RE: 5-string bass I had a Honer Jack headless 5 string bass years ago, i had a Hohner headless 4 string bass many years ago. It was a surprisingly good sounding bass for not too much money (if I remember correctly I b... |
In forum Bass |
6 years ago |
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RE: 5-string bass I think that a common theme with professional musicians, they have never got any money and usually manage to get things for free because people feel sorry for them. I've just traded a job for free jaz... |
In forum Bass |
6 years ago |
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RE: 5-string bass I tried to master the 5-string but I kept hitting the wrong strings, so after a couple of months I decided that 5 strings is not for me. A professional drummer I know from the local music scene, who a... |
In forum Bass |
6 years ago |
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RE: What would you like to see next? I meant another cover plate on the back so only the pick up itself would be visible from the front @darrenking Oh I see! Well, yeah I suppose you could, it’s quite a nice idea. I could run into a pro... |
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RE: What would you like to see next? @darrenking This is my Ibanez JEM with direct mount pickups, also wood screws. The clear scratch plate has no functional purpose, it’s purely aesthetic. I think this is a great look but using a metal ... |
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RE: What would you like to see next? @johnnierox-boo I meant another cover plate on the back so only the pick up itself would be visible from the front |
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RE: What would you like to see next? Or could the mounting plates be fixed into a recess in the front so that they sit flush with the surface? I don’t mind having the cavity visible, it’s pretty cool! This is my Ibanez PGM Signature wi... |
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RE: What would you like to see next? I know it would mean having another cover plate but couldn’t they be mounted from behind to avoid having the visible recesses for the screw fixings? @darrenking Yeah I know what you mean, that’s how ... |
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RE: What would you like to see next? Or could the mounting plates be fixed into a recess in the front so that they sit flush with the surface? |
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RE: What would you like to see next? I know it would mean having another cover plate but couldn’t they be mounted from behind to avoid having the visible recesses for the screw fixings? |
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RE: What would you like to see next? @johnnierox-boo don’t worry. I have days when making sense feels like a second language!! |
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RE: What would you like to see next? What is the aim of these blocks as I don't quite understand the advantages? @darrenking For me Darren it’s just aesthetic really, just to get rid of the pickup rings. There are a lot of ‘80 metal gui... |
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RE: What would you like to see next? @tv101001 @darren king I would use some sponge or foam stuck underneath that squashes down when lowering the pickup and raises the pickup when raising the pickup. That was a really bad sentence! |
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RE: What would you like to see next? I'll have to think about that!! @tv101001 @darren king I would use some sponge or foam stuck underneath that squashes down when lowering the pickup and raises the pickup when raising the pickup. |
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RE: Ropey Rosette..... is there a fix? Thanks for the great advice folks and your comment Russ, you sweet talking thang! I've still got the piece I cut out for the sound hole so I'll use that as a template to try Mark's idea first. If that... |
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