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If you had been using, say .12's, and then went to .10's it would indeed feel like there was more tension on the .10's. because the neck relief had been set-up for the tension of 12's., not .10's. There would indeed be more tension felt on the .10's..

Was just wondering. Read pretty good things about the Webers. Are satisfied with the tones you're getting?

I'm no expert by any stretch of the imagination, but on an acoustic guitar there would definitely be a difference in the amount of tension felt. Enough to literally snap the strings into? No, but enough to make one think they might! LOL! Do you know what strings are recommended for that...

What attenuator are you using?

I didn't mean to imply that by not adjusting the truss rod that the strings would literally snap into! LOL! :cool:

You might also check out the MIM Fender Jazzmasters with the P-90 type pickups. You can pick them off EBay for around three hundred bucks.

You'll probably also need to reset your intonation.

I'm not a fucking spammer, but you're a newbie who obviously needs to learn your way around this forum! LOL! Check the heading by people's name before you decide who's a spammer and who isn't.:spank:

You may have to adjust your truss rod a little. It may be too stiff to give the lighter gauge strings the relief they need. I've never used light gauge strings but know several people who do and they had to make neck adjustments. BB King and Billy Gibbons are both users of light gauge strings.

There is now a company that will pay shipping both ways. This way you can play the guitar on your own amp. And if you don't like it just send it back. Here is the link: MusicStoreLive.com. Save up some more and get yourself a real Les Paul!

The best sounding Celestion I've ever heard is the Celestion T-652. They sound great! Same ones that came with the Marshall JTM-45 combo back in 1964. They're costly and hard to find, but worth every penny IMHO.

I can vouch for Hughes and Kettner products. Damn nice amps for the money.

What is that, one watt? Who's the manufacturer?

I'm not even going to bother commenting on the last reply! LOL!

But what kind of recordable tone are you getting?

At least if we ever need it, we know it's there!:)

It's off topic, but I just downloaded something called the UltraChannel by Eventide that you also have to have the I-Lok system for. Got it for free but they claim that after July 8 you'll have to pay $249.00 for it. Being as I used to own some of their products I downloaded it. Anyone else get it?

Very generous of you Jimbo! If he's smart he'll take you up on the kind offer.:guitar:

This might be the thing you need: Hughes & Kettner Red Box 5

Have you thought about an iso-cab? I've never used one and have no idea about how well or not well they work. One amp is definitely pushing it when it comes to good relations with your neighbors! LOL!