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I've got flatwounds on my fretless. I love 'em but only for certain stuff. I prefer the brightness and snap of roundwounds for most of the stuff I do.

All I know is that when I upload a file as an mp3 at 128, it immediately shows up on the player. if I upload something at any other bitrate, there is a delay of several minutes or even several hours, evidently waiting for a conversion.

I thought you were certainly talking about one of these:

Bump I know you want it.

That would be the brown note!

Right, changing the strings is a simple and straight forward thing. Just a few minutes. If you are changing string gauge, going to a different tuning, or if your set up is generally out of whack, you'll need to get more involved.

It just depends on whether or not you like the DSL tone. It's definitely alot different tonewise from a triple rec! From a monetary standpoint, considering that he's throwing in 2 cabs and cash I'd say it's not a bad deal. However, boogie cabs kick ass. Why don't you go decide what sort of...

Includes PCI card, cable and breakout box. This features 24 / 96k capability, and 4 balanced gozintas and gozoutas. Nothing wrong with the card, I just don't need it anymore. (I'm still using a Delta 1010 and a Delta 66 by the way) How about 100 bucks shipped?

I was the guitarist, and it was usually between me and the singer as to who got the most appreciation from the fat chicks. It was usually me because I would make all sorts of rude gestures with my guitar and occasionally I would throw down a righteous guitar / crotch thrust and that always got...

Just tell him to stuff his trousers and give the eye to all the fat chicks.

Approximately 2 years. Some I finish in a couple hours though so there is a bit of a range that I've noticed.....

I encounter alot of floating bridge hate around here! :D You can do awesome things with a Floyd Rose, that makes it worth the (tiny bit of) extra effort. :p

If you lock down 2 strings before you tune the others, don't you end up knocking them out of tune when you tune the others? That's my experience anyway. I get the whole thing balanced and in tune before I lock anything down. And to the OP, remember that the whole thing is just a balancing act...

You did a great job on the mix man, sounds great.

Nice job Greg. Everything is really crisp and clear, I dug it. I really like the guitar tone, not too much gain and nice and meaty.

I like the kick sound. The snare seems a little thin, but I'm not on good speakers right now. Then again, it might sound fine in a mix. Need to hear some toms!

Yes, there is a certain way you have to approach tuning a Floyd equipped guitar if it is full floating. You just have to get used to it. When you tighten a string, of course it pulls on the springs and in turn, the other strings can fall out of tune. Try taking each string above pitch as you're...

It's all just trial and error. It can be nice to have alot of low end in a guitar sound but you may end up cutting it down alot by the time you've got the rest of the mix in the picture. You don't want it to be too thin either, so nobody is going to tell you to cut the low end because you could...

I would try out an A major 7

Nope, I didn't see that, and I'm not going to thank you for pointing it out. :p What the fuck was that?