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By all means fix it, but buy another cable as well. I have made at least a dozen cables myself, it's not hard and works out a cheaper but when were talking about one measley cable-the time spent reading these replies; you could have gone gotten another one by now (well almost). Now to go off...

About writing songs as an occupation, I mean for other people and then turning my back on them.

I couldn't bare writing songs as an occupation. The last thing I feel like doing in the morning is picking up the guitar/going over to the piano. You need discipline..........I get up (early afternoon) and head straight for the whiskey, LOL.

Generally speaking, you should be fine with grovers, but schallers are better IMO.

Depends on your prioritiies. many songwriters write songs and sell them, they don't want fame and do not neccesarily preform the songs. The key to this is a publisher. If they take an interest, they will pay you for your songs and if your good enough they'll make sure you earn enough so you...

And then blow the .50 you've saved on P&P. Oh, and to find it doesn't work properly and you have to send it back.

cordura21, Though I can't give an answer to your question, go to the link below to see Adam's definative set-up: http://www.u2sound.de/ The images/pictures don't seem to be working at the moment. Go to setup and then to Adam and you've got a list og basses, amps, effects and else. If you...

The changes in volume. Charger is right, you can store the volumes. If you do get the pod pro make sure you hook it up to your pc so you can alter the patches in far greater detail than from the front panel. I also have the big floorboard which has a volume pedal on it to alter volume when I...

What are you going to be using it for? I have a pod pro nut haven't tried the other out so couldn't compare. what's all this about noise between changing patches; do you mean noise actually changing the patches or the differing levels once changed. I can offer my advice if you ask a specific...

Is there a question in there virtual ray. I'd be sceptical of buying a guitar that noticably needed a truss rod adjustment; some damage can not be fixed easily/inexpensivley.

A sad day when another of the beatles departs us. His stylistic guitar playing will be missed but not forgotten. George Harrison R.I.P.

I have a planet waves by d'addario. I saw it, thought I needed a humidifier for my Martin and subsequently bought it. I don't know much at all about hunidifiers. This one gets refilled once a month (distilled water), it hooks onto the D and G strings (so can work in case or on wall) and...

So how do you then know when mixing that the reverb levels not right then?

I'm partial to a bit of ash, mmmmmmmmm. The amount of sustain is more to do with the volume/weight of the wood. I believe Mahogony is great for this (face it les paul's have the sustain and are made of a Carved maple top, Mahogany back); maybe it's the maple-I don't know.

You could try some slightly longer or wider screws that will hold it better (take a firmer grip to the wood).

Lets face it, you were just after an extra post; that's shameful, very shameful, LOL. Yeah; I got another. Welcome.

When you've decided what you want: -Research prices (and read reviews) on internet. -Go to the store like they've said above acting 'seriously' -You have to be deffiant. Don't be overly greedy and go for a ludicrous discount, be sensible. Your giving them the business and they want it. Once...

Apart from the couple of pedals that require a battery I use a power supply unit which powers multiple pedals (like the voodo but simpler I think). It works fine for me. I got so frustrated with batteries (leaving pedals on, remembering to check them, replacing/re-charging them). There is no...

I've started making my own now. I buy a reel of quality instrument/microphone cable and seperate jacks (usually gold plated). It works out a lot cheaper and isn't that much work; just a little soldering.

I think he'd have given up the playing guitar to join a pop group, or maybe play the piano, LOL.