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footnote: if you are burning this to a cd you want to play on any player.. then the files should be converted to wav format

The neck will most likely drop right into place. Now some necks use an offest screw pattern, so you want to avoid that. Offset screw pattern is where the 4 screws are not all lined up in a line. example of normal (see neck plate) :: <----- Four screws offset would be more of a :; <--- with...

Carpet shears cut nice......smooth edges.

I've made this point befor, but will spit it out again. A whole lot of the actual sound quality is controlled by your rig, not by your guitar. Yes yes, hotter or warmer pickups are hotter or warmer. BUT once the signal hits the processor it is subject to being broken down and "processed" in the...

may as well upgrade the nut as long as you are removing it. Pick up a blank bone nut, measure sand and file. Machine head hole size is not going to change unless you are talking about a six or more string bass. So no worries. As far as screwing up the integrity..... a Bass neck is designed to...

For what its worth.... theres a special place in hell for that sort of person

opps,,,,, and for most gear that is only a "half rack" or smaller. Most manufacturers of those products will offer a "rack mount kit" for 15-25 more bucks. Even many small mixers will have an available "rack mount kit".

Rack rails are generally something you would buy if you were feeling all crafty and wanted to build your own box or rack mount something in a desk or wall. I think every rack (official consumer rack) I have seen has rails. These loose frames you see are cheaper and designed for you the home-user...

Crate is evil. Not a single solder joint I have ever seen in one of them (and you have to open all crate products to resolder) has ever been solid. Four different friends have brought me four different Crate products now with the same complain.... channels or contacts failing.

Radio thru the amp! what a bonus... normally you have to pay extra for the jam-along feature! Can you slow the riffs without loosing intonation?

No touchy the guitars! Everytime some random clown touches one, a string breaks or he reefs on the tremolo like its an engine hoist. Not that strings are all that pricey (5-10 a set) but I have 15 guitars, two of witch are 12 strings and it adds up.

No no, you do not use polyeurythane. You use Tung oil. Poly is a coat that covers up as opposed to the oil witch penetrates the wood.

and, the manual will even have charts and diagrams!

whats worse is you will see Frodo with it someday, getting rich and popular and say "it was mine...."

Do it do it. Don't trust a one of us. We are evil.... you like? it likes? Plays good, sounds good, feels good, price is good? Looks good? Whats the worst thing that can possibly happen? you find a few months down the road its not still perfect....sell it. Thats one of the beauties of getting a...

you need to let XP know the drivers are compatible (or that you are willing to risk it). Click as follows.... Start..... Programs.... Accessories..... Program compatability wizard. This opens up a handy wizard that asks you what OS the driver was intended for (win98), where the driver is...

the notes choose the student grasshopper..... use the force young skywalker. seriously though, if you have a basic grasp of the keys and scales then you are all set. Just have at and capture the mood and the emotions

I let it go myself. I sit and listen through the tunes with them. If theres even one reasonably good ear in the lot... they tend to bash each other for missed riffs.

I have been shaking my head at the whole loop thing. I simply have pondered the actual value of loops, and moreso the uncanny market for folks to buy them. Thus far in my life I have either played the sound/pattern I wanted, or done without. I guess its like bowling... some folks actually see it...

Not including dads stereo... My first amp that actually looked like one was a cute little Peavey Decade. I can't lie it was more than plenty for my small apartments. Bright mind you... but loud