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Take it to a pro before you chuck it.

You say it's only one string??? Check the break angle at the nut. If the witness point is not at the front of the nut [i.e. the fingerboard side as opposed to the headstock side you'll get some weird shit goin' on with buzzing notes.

Yer right. I should have listened first but the audio on this tower is pooched. Sorry, my bad.

I've heard of trem springs vibrating sympathetically and causing all sorts of weird audio anomalies.

My wife has a Jazz and a Sansamp and it sounds great. There is a mod you can do to a P-bass to coil tap it. But damned if I can remember it right now.

Should I be glad that my sound is pooched on my internet comp??? From all accounts, yes.

My advice as well. If YOU think it's good it IS good.

CBC??? I didn't think ANYONE listened to CBC!!!:D I'm pretty sure INTENTIONAL distortion was pre '64.

I always thought it was Paul Burrlison with the popped out power tubes.:confused:

I LOVE inexpensive [as opposed to cheap] guitars!!! I just grabbed me a Squire Classic Vibe 50's Tele...love it.

Can't afford any of that in Vancouver...well, I have a wife.:p

I found that,for me, building guitars was a great way to turn a dollar into 50 cents!!! I must suck!!!:D

Well they are "luthiers" after all. I'm just the bozo with the bandsaw!!!:D

I assume that you are aware of MIMF.com. A lot of great info over there. Nice folks too!!!:)

Our junk...well, some of it.

Either I'm missing something, I'm stupid or you're a jerk. Fill me in. Two years refers to...???:mad:

Uh...O.K. Try a Tele and a Twin in a metal band....

Wrong. The ONLY way to get the "rockabilly" sound is with an upright. You'd be an idiot to think an e bass could even come close.

IMO....no upright slap bass, no 'billy. We tried the e bass approach and it sounded like a bar band trying to cover a rockabilly song. Bought an upright BOOM!!!...'billy. Just don't expect to put down the P bass and sail on the upright...it's a whole 'nuther animal.