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you are using MONO (tip/sleeve) cables for in and output, and not stereo cable (tip/ring/sleeve)??? I accidently used a stereo cable once an my setup went crazy soundwise (and not in a good way :D ) best of luck

problem is mine dont even "speak" unplugged to me :D ... again - dont misunderstand me ... there is nothing wrong with it ... its just like this chick-thing all over again ... I touch some and we click, and others we dont click :eek: ... hahahaha

hahahah .... this has really turned into a fun thread ... :-) how about "shaving off" a few pennies on toilet paper...

either that ... or you buy used Quality-stuff cheaply ...

:D :D :D good one !!!!! :D :D (ever thought of not getting married and safe some $5.83/week ?????) Learn from ME!!!! alfred ps: as a fringe benefit I might add that you are allowed to mess w/ other women, too

a lot has to do with amps, and a lot with the guitar as such (woods, neck joint, weight, strings, bridges, etc...) some of what you look for are typically "single coil" (smooth, razor sharp) other aspects are more "humbucker-style" (chug w/ palm mutes) my advise ... look into hum's w/ 4 cables...

hi there: since we are discussing a similar topic in the "notes on the fretboard" thread, I thought its time to start a book topic: what are recommendable books for music and guitar theory? I have basic to somewhat advanced knowledge of chords and the way they are constructed, intervals and...

ah... ok, I see ... mine didnt come with those - also my pickups are "duncan design" not "Seymour Duncan" ... but then again, mine was $300ish but for those specs you mention - you cant go wrong

no, I meant superior to any STOCK tuners, esp. the crappy Gibson "Deluxe" tuners ... (comparing OEM parts here) the only stock tuners that were better than the PRS import are the carvin's, but those are Grover locking tuners and, no I did not sell the gretsch ... cheers, alfred

hmmm .... I had a PRS Santana II (import) and the tuners and bridge are WAY superior to any "factory" tuners / bridges I have on other guitars, and I do have *quality guitars", like Gibsons and Gretsch (it was only second to the qual. of my Carvin). Electronics is always a matter of personal...

I beg to differ ... just tune your guitar lying flat on the table ... and then pick it up in a regular playing position (neck-strap) and check again with the tuner ... you WILL be surprised ... the pure fact that the neck of the guitar isnt being pulled back by its own weight (by lying on the...

that just doesnt seem right to me :D

no, you cant ... you have to "aproximate" it with the 2 thumb-wheels that change the overall bridge height ... I find this somewhat limited, but then again who cares about my opinions :D here's a pic .... http://www.gtrmusic.com/graphics/les%20paul%20bridge%20800x516.jpg bye alfred

i served them outdoors .... (southern hemisphere, still summer :D ) ... if you need to puke just go behind that tree, wont you? cheers

a word of caution... many people commit the mistake to tweak the intonation with the guitar lying on the table. DO ALL YOUR GUITAR ADJUSTS IN PLAYING POSITION !!!! (i know its a p.i.t.a., but you want to optimize your axe for the way you use it ... and not for lying flat on a table :D )

i have a schecter c1 as well and its a nice guitar ... but i dont find myself playing er a lot ... donno ... to me it doesnt have "personality" ... dont get me wrong its a fine instrument, but i get tons of more vibes from my 74 Aria LP-copy ... the schecter just doesnt "speak" to me ... hard to...

learn to make sushi on your own.... you would be surprised .... its about the cheapest food around ... and very healthy, too ... I made primo-sushi for 6 persons for like 8 bucks total, and we had a lot of fun making them as well ... (I'm talking about 96 pieces here :D ) those sush-bar guys...

sell your 3 shitty guitars and your 2 shitty amps (your quote) and get a decent used guitar and a decent used amp ... and you will be better off!

wouldnt it be good to drill 2 small holes at the current end of the cracks? ... this is a very frequently used method to stop cracks, as the pressure is distributed evenly by the holes. A small drill, the size of a match (like for lighting up a smoke) should work ... then you could fill the...