Rocknroller912
Rocknroller912
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Topics: 6 / Replies: 1154
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RE: Workshop Weds: PINSTRIPES!!

@tv101 You could try Timberline or David Dyke, both are top quality instrument wood suppliers. I'm not sure what they have at the moment but their w...

5 years ago
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RE: UPDATE...

Looking forward to Wed

5 years ago
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RE: ☯️🤔In My Humble Opinion 🙏☯️

I think the Strat is probably one of the most difficult shapes to copy without a spindle moulder. I found made the horns and head shape with a router ...

5 years ago
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RE: Update 1pm - NOT LIVE!!

Hope you are both enjoying your time off from live streaming Mark @ Carol. You could always go to the seaside for a holiday, it's not that far away an...

5 years ago
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RE: Neck grain runout

@seth The rough bit of grain looks like it's on the part you are cutting out so you probably won't know until the shape is roughed out. If it goes t...

5 years ago
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RE: Jimi H’s Strat

@darrenking I'm sure I've seen film of him playing a RH guitar without changing the strings at all i.e. upside down. I know this sounds stupid but i...

5 years ago
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RE: Anyone else finniting?

@clinton Ebony doesn't usually respond well to normal planes as it chips and tears very easily. Sanding or scrapers/scraper planes which have a vert...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 Great news you have struck another blow against the throw away culture. I hope it's given you the confidence to analyse problems. Bonus...

5 years ago
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RE: ?Luthier Jokes and Funny Stories?

@tv1010101 yes all drummer jokes are true stories

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 I would agree with the other comment, hissing sounds like a capacitor failure. Large value capacitors have an electrolyte which could be ...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 Amps usually pass a signal through different stages to get up to full power, first a pre amp then the main power part, which I'm sure you...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 Possibly although I haven't looked at electronics for several years but I do have two clever friends who are amenable to questions. What ...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@frocesterbill Looks like you are the forum valve expert so far

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 My knowledge of valve amps is limited but I do know they have a heater and a bias voltage which makes current flow. Large value capacitor...

5 years ago
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RE: New Section - Pickups & Parts

@robin Nuts and washers shouldn't be too hard to find. If you have calipers measure the diameter of the threaded bit on the pot. Exact metric measur...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 I watched the video link that you posted, the instructor really knows his stuff. It's a course I would like to do also. Looking at the ph...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@darrenking I take your point about experts completely, think that's how people become experts by debating everything to infinity. After watching th...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 Ive just checked the link you posted for Vyse Amps and see that their photos are all hard wired components not pcbs so I think this point...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 The circuit diagram for the connections isn't that hard but my friend suggested putting the resistors/capacitors into a printed circuit b...

5 years ago
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RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 Think I would like an amp building course do you know if any one has contact details for Barry Vyse.

5 years ago
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