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True. All my MIM necks are 22 fret. And I agree about the two point trem. All my Strats are vintage 6. Which I always block :ROFLMAO:

First thing, the mixer used +/- 10 VDC, not 10VDC. Different beast altogether. Second, you won't find a DC transformer. Transformers are AC in/ AC out. You have to build a rectifier circuit to convert AC to DC. Which you don't want. Third, you will need a circuit to convert whatever voltage you...

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Welcome! The power supply you need is a TASCAM PS-M1. It's a +/- 10V supply to the board. In order to avoid blowing up your mixer, blowing up your house, blowing yourself up, I would suggest looking on Reverb, eBay or some other site and buy one. They are still available.

I was impressed until I realized the vocal was AI. Now, not so much.

Try a tuner, and a metronome. Practice with the metronome until you can play the notes without thinking. Also, learning how to play in "a studio" has it's own set of issues. Try not to think about the recording, and just play.

If you knew how much I've spent on this new build, you would have me committed. I could buy a brand new Strat for less than what I paid for parts. That said, I knew what I had in mind when I started off on the build. I have the body I want, the neck I want, and the pups I want. Notwithstanding...

This configuration, unfortunately, will send us directly back to the "RWRP" post that gave us all fits. Good idea though.

That's a large ticket item. :ROFLMAO: I have a Epi LP with a pair of SD Phat Cat P90s, and they are really spectacular. Sings like a bird. I also have PAFs in a 335 clone, and they are really nice. I'm not so sure how a Texas Special will sound with PAFs? Interesting thought though. I...

I really love the modern C neck. That's on all my Fenders. I don't dislike rosewood, but I'm much more at ease with maple. All my Epis are "rosewood" of some species, but I just like the feel of the maple. I will consider it though,

I find myself with a brand new Strat body with no future. Black, HSH route, no neck. Vintage 6 point vintage trem. If you were to load it up with pickups, and a neck for YOUR dream Strat, what would you choose? The only constraint is that they be passive.

Y'all got a great eye, buckaroo! Extremely nice photos. BTW: Notwithstanding the distraction, that Lucky Buck with the P90 is stunning.

So, how long was it before you had another meal? :ROFLMAO:

You just blew my brain box.

This is interesting to me insofar as each quote, can have two contradictory meanings. "R v Dudley and Stephens (1884) 14 QBD 273, DC, is a leading English criminal case which established a precedent throughout the common law world that necessity is not a defense to a charge of murder." In this...

We pranked a kid one day. "Henri". Nice kid, but full of himself. White lab coat, white shirt and tie, knew everything, blah, blah. I had a 8X8 cubical, We took a 2200uF electrolytic, and rigged it to a 12V supply. BACKWARDS. "Hey! Henri! Got a minute? He came in, (poor guy) and turned on the...

I bought this guy, sight unseen. Put on La Bella flats, set it up. It's a dream.

That spec is for "working voltage". i.e. not to exceed. If you've never seen an electrolytic capacitor blow up, you are definitely missing out on one of life's little pleasures. It's a prank that every rookie tech goes through.

Now that is absolutely correct. IT confused me too because there were in fact two models. FWIW: I've been retired for a while now. In one life, I worked in electronic engineering 30 years in R&D. I know a few things about capacitors. I could rattle off, just from the top of my head, 10...

Nice LP! found .022uF Emerson paper/oil BBs on Amaz*n for 30$