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A while ago I played a friends Epi LP, and I loved it. The one thing I notice was that it had "GIBSON" on the truss rod cover. It had the perfect neck and I fell in love with it. I searched and found a 'Burst with that same truss rod cover, which I bought. Trust be told, it was light years...

I am a super fan of Epiphones and I love them all. I have one of most every flavor: an IBG J-45, an Emperor II Joe Pass, an LP 'Burst, an LP Special (Goodwill find!), and a Casino. I was looking at the new '59 JB LP Custom reissue. To that end, I listed my Gibson Gold Top Standard w/ P90s last...

@Track Rat is right on. Just don't confuse it with RG-58, which is 50 ohms. @Slouching Raymond is also correct, for short distances.

First question: RTFM. See what cable is recommended for your equipment. Second question: Yes, it matters. Close enough is not good enough. Not so much the impedance of the cable, but the termination from point to point. --But, some signal generators, old ones mainly, have an output attenuator...

Having been through the same hell as everyone else, I have 3 comments: 1. Steinberg IS THE WORST!. I can't tell you how many times I've tried, paid for, and FAILED to install Cubase later than 12. I've followed your collective advice and installed Reaper. 2. I think that it's the old...

So, you went to Synth V for the software? I had a pretty good voice up until I was about 40. Cigarettes, age, and non-use pretty much killed anything I had. Now, in my 70s, I still have my phrasing, but my range is about 1 octave. At best. It did strike me that the phrasing in your clip was...

Nice song. Nice arrangement and production. So, Felicia" and "Liam" are AI?

I think I'm there.

This is my guy, "Chubby". Got a neck like a Louisville Slugger, and weighs damn near 12 lbs.

Exactly correct (according to my information)

Very interesting post. Just this afternoon, my SIL asked "what would you have for your last meal?". At first, my thought was martinis and oysters, a dry aged sirloin, and a Louis XIII for desert (or two). Then I thought about my mom's veal cutlets and canned mac and cheese. I never did give her...

Ah. Must have been all those sexy lights 8-)

Was that a Yoda lamp I spied in the background?

That's just sick.

very nice, Scott.

That's why I always kept a pair of pantyhose in the glove box. (My ex believed it!)

That's true. But it defeats the purpose of recording on tape. My Revox is pretty awesome. If I want perfect, I'll use a DAW. But then again, I can always blame my clams on the "Ghost in the Machine".

No "Check Engine Lights", I bet :ROFLMAO: There are wrenches in the trunk and a Chilton's. I remember the days when we set the point gap with a match book, tuned timing with a glass of water on the air cleaner, and turned the distributor until the water didn't shake. Ahh. The good old days

That classic car must have been an MG :ROFLMAO:

There are some good spectrum analyzer apps out there. That would be a great help in isolating the frequency that's bothering you.