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TheDingo posted:That is very sharp. How much is that going to run in the end?
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I have just officially begun saving for a Korg Oasys. According to my budgeting plan it will take me exactly 10 months from this day. My Triton will stay with me for sentimental value, but will soon be overshadowed by a beast few can truly comprehend.
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Rifter17 posted:Be careful with those hangers. If you put the bass too far back in there, the plastic corners will eat away at the finish around the headstock. It got a couple of my basses before I noticed it. Ooo. I missed that because most of it is covered in foam, but there is still a plastic lip that can catch the underside of the headstock. Thanks for that! Edit: 3toes posted:That fretless is hot. It's a 6-string too.    The back of the neck hasn't been varnished yet, but all the staining is finished. The 4-string in the middle is an old Yamaha RBX270 fretless as well, but it has lines. 
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Nermal. posted:I have just officially begun saving for a Korg Oasys. According to my budgeting plan it will take me exactly 10 months from this day. My Triton will stay with me for sentimental value, but will soon be overshadowed by a beast few can truly comprehend. 76 or 88?
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Jan 29, 2008 12:25
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How much would it cost to buy 2 humbuckers and all the wiring needed? I have a cheap old Ibanez that stopped working and I'm thinking about getting 2 new humbuckers for it and rewiring it. I've been looking at the diagrams so it can't be that hard with some practice in soldering, but where's the cheapest place to buy parts for it? Guitar center? Musician's friend?
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Adrenochrome posted:How much would it cost to buy 2 humbuckers and all the wiring needed? I have a cheap old Ibanez that stopped working and I'm thinking about getting 2 new humbuckers for it and rewiring it. I've been looking at the diagrams so it can't be that hard with some practice in soldering, but where's the cheapest place to buy parts for it? You shouldn't need any additional wiring, and the cheapest humbuckers you can get are GFS pickups. If you DO need new wire, check out stewmac or guitarpartsresource. That said, I've found $150 Seymour Duncans and Dimarzios on eBay for $10 or less.
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This arrived over the weekend compliments of eBay: 2004 CIJ Jazzmaster in pretty much immaculate condition. The color is semi-transparent, with an almost purplish hue it seems; much better than an opaque white, I think. I'm still tweaking the setup (the truss rod adjustments were a pain) but I can't say I'm not thrilled with it.
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Jan 29, 2008 21:25
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øptimysticism posted:This arrived over the weekend compliments of eBay: 'Sup, Jazzmaster buddy?  3-tone sunburst reissue owner here. I can't really tell by the bridge in the photo, but consider swapping the stocker out for a tune-o-matic as I'm sure many people will and have already said so.
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Minto Took posted:'Sup, Jazzmaster buddy?
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øptimysticism posted:Yeah, the hate for the Jazzmaster bridge is pretty ubiquitous online, but I'ma give a shot, at least for a little while. Mustang bridges are the most painless swap.
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granpa yum posted:76 or 88? I have an 88 key Triton. I can't decide whether to just use the Triton keys as control and grab a 76 or just go batshit insane and have two retarded sized keyboards. Regardless I will have this board. I will have this board.
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Nermal. posted:I have an 88 key Triton. I can't decide whether to just use the Triton keys as control and grab a 76 or just go batshit insane and have two retarded sized keyboards. Regardless I will have this board. go all out man, you are getting extravagance realized in keyboard form you might as well go all the way. more power to you, i got the chance to play with an oasys once for a short while and it was breathtaking. i just love that they are actually updating the OS with awesome things post pictures in 10 months!
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øptimysticism posted:This arrived over the weekend compliments of eBay: Minto Took posted:'Sup, Jazzmaster buddy?  Handen posted:Mustang bridges are the most painless swap. But the best improvement you can do to a CIJ Jazzmaster is to swap out the pickups & pots. Original JMs had wide flat coils, and 1meg pots on the lead circuit; CIJ pickups are more like a Strat, with 250k pots.  (CIJ on the left, Duncan on the right) I put a pair of Duncan Antiquitys in mine and the difference really is night & day (especially with flatwound strings). Lollar, Fralin and Novak also make top-notch JM pickups. Uncle Caveman fucked around with this message at 14:11 on Jan 30, 2008 |
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Jan 30, 2008 13:52
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Carbohydrates posted:Already got some, actually. A pair of Lindy Fralin Blues Specials. Always wanted to try them out. Got 'em on both my Fenders. They sound fantastic.
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Jan 30, 2008 14:47
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 I've had it for a little while now, but it's my new MTD Kingston (thanks to Josh Wow) next to my old Mexican Jazz. I love how it feels and sounds, and it's a lot louder than the Jazz.
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My brother gave me an Ovation CC44 for christmas (my parents were going to give it to me originally but he's way too cool and he paid it up for me, and also the zero-gravity case  ) And I bought an M-Audio Fast-Track while I went to the U.S. Just 2 hours ago I got an M-Audio Pulsar condenser mic (which is much better than what I expected it to be) which I got specifically for my Ovation. Sweet!! 
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Jan 31, 2008 02:07
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My gig-fx chopper just arrived! If anyone is interested i can upload some samples of it in action.
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The Apathy Party posted:My gig-fx chopper just arrived! If anyone is interested i can upload some samples of it in action. YES!
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Jan 31, 2008 13:55
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3toes posted:YES! I think I may have posted too soon, this pedal takes some getting used to. I should have some samples up by this time tomorrow.
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Jan 31, 2008 14:18
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The Apathy Party posted:I think I may have posted too soon, this pedal takes some getting used to. Tease  Here is what I'm replacing my (now sold) Mini Q-tron with in a week or two:  Mmmmmmm.
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   Marshall 1959hw 100w head. just bought on tuesday. im a proud papa. going into a Dr.Z "z" best 2x12 cab
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glenlochrock posted:
Unjumper that this instant, young man! Other than that, you are a lucky bastard and I hope you die in a fire. (Post clips)
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Jan 31, 2008 19:48
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magnificent7 posted:better get used to those volume settings right there... Unless you're playing Wembley. or the Moon. Moon is booked straight through October
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Jan 31, 2008 19:49
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magnificent7 posted:better get used to those volume settings right there... Unless you're playing Wembley. or the Moon. so true... heres a couple pictures of the new rig   hey baby meet your new brother
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Jan 31, 2008 20:32
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Kill your daughter with it.
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glenlochrock posted:so true... Sooo jealous... I'm planning on getting a Ceriatone amp later this year and currently tossing up between a JTM45 and just going all out with the Superlead 100. Capitan Dad posted:Kill your daughter with it. Volume on 2 will do it.
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Engine Fortegue posted:What's the patch cable for? unleashing hell. 
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Engine Fortegue posted:What's the patch cable for? Mixes the two channels.
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Ok here we go. Sorry for the delay. I'm still getting used to the pedal so these aren't the best examples of what it can do. First off, helicopter noises! Now some Wah and sloppy playing A little more of the same settings. Distortion time. Clean. The chopper is capable of more than this, I'm just not very good with it yet. Hopefully i will come up with some better samples over the weekend
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HolySwissCheese posted:Mixes the two channels. So, he's got the patch running from the first input into the second input, and his guitar is going into what I'm assuming is the effects loop power-in, right? I feel stupid for needing to ask, but what's the purpose?
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Engine Fortegue posted:So, he's got the patch running from the first input into the second input, and his guitar is going into what I'm assuming is the effects loop power-in, right? It's basically a two channel amp with two inputs per channel (normal and high treble), bridging two of the inputs allows you to run both channels in parallel. His guitar is plugged into a third input. Bridging to different inputs will give you different results, I'm not sure I haven't played with one that much. It's a very simple amp, no footswitch, no effects loop, no master volume. Just loud.
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 My third old style Dimarzio Super II. I'm thinking about drilling space for it in my Jag HH to make a Jag HHH.
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CandyCain&Abel posted:hell yes (squier vintage modified 70's jazz bass) how does this sound/play? I've always wanted to check out one of these.
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I am getting back into drumming after a 15 year hiatus, talk about being rusty. Anyway, thanks to Uncle Sam's generosity I was able to get a nice new Gretsch ash kit. Seen below with my son beating them like a true rock star. I do have a throne, but the chair was easier on my old back setting this kit up. There is another 8" tom that was not mounted when this picture was taken. So far I love it, though I have not had much time alone with them yet. The neighbors are going to love me (luckily we are pretty isolated and I am in the basement).
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ripsnort posted:I am getting back into drumming after a 15 year hiatus, talk about being rusty. Anyway, thanks to Uncle Sam's generosity I was able to get a nice new Gretsch ash kit. Seen below with my son beating them like a true rock star. Those are some seriously slanted toms.
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Handen posted:I'm thinking about drilling space for it in my Jag HH to make a Jag HHH.
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penneydude posted:Those are some seriously slanted toms. Only temporary so my son could bang away on them.
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qball posted:Bridging to different inputs will give you different results, I'm not sure I haven't played with one that much. One channel is dirtier than the other, and each channel has a "bright" and "normal" inputs - the bright is quieter so you crank it more to get more grump in the tone. So then, you blend a clean normal and grumpy dirty channel and bammo, you've got something like Jimmy Page's tone - notice how it's clean and dirty at the same time? But again - you gotta get them up there a bit to get "there" with the tone. or sure, a hot plate or attenuator or put the cab in the trunk of a car a mile away. But what's the point then.
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