you might find some interest in this channel for keyboards with sounds you might be looking for.

8-bit keys

I've used lsdj in the past, both emulated and on a cartridge. It took awhile to get used to the interface but there's a lot of cool shit you can do with it if you're specifically looking for the gameboy sound. You can also import samples into the rom and use them in the wav channel iirc. I'd recomme...

where dem supersonic pix at?

Great topic jcyphe. For starters I think it's super difficult to please everyone as a person or a guitar company. So even creating more ways to customize a product might not be enough, or worth it. For instance a lot of custom shops have options for colors and different hardware coating but ultimate...

Gabriel wrote:I'd get it appraised by a vintage guitar specialist then sell it on Reverb

*to one of us

You could also drill some holes in the sides of the break and add dowels if you think just glue won't hold up.

With today's technology you'd think they'd make it wireless, cause that looks like the perfect way to trip yourself up. I assume you can't wear them in the rain either.

PDFs for the reissues:

69 ri

72 ri

nice work, looks good

looks more like an aged white to me (at least in the second pic), beautiful guitar, congrats.

I like the grado sr60 series, you kinda had to baby the 60i but the 60e seems like it has a sturdier cable.

Fakir is spot on with his post, if it isn't the LED or the switch being wired wrong then maybe you have the stereo jack wired incorrectly. According to this diagram you only need a mono jack but the stereo will work.

vojtasTS29 wrote:It is also worse for the nut and tuning stability.

oh really?

sounds good, 👍

Thomas wrote:My current bunch:

is that an sg-x? siiiiiiiiiiiick, which do you prefer?

sick sg, I thought you weren't supposed to use lemon oils on maple, nbd cause it's baked or is it all hogwash?

I was surfin the web and ended up checking out lutes which led me to reading about baroque guitars. I saw a similar image as this on the wiki page and it reminded me of this thread.

Dual pole double throw means you have 2 columns and 3 rows, enough for wiring up in and out to a send and return. 3pdt stands for triple pole double through, it ands an additional column that's typically used for status LEDs in modern pedals. The double throw part means that the switch can toggle be...

Damn, that walnut stain looks sick. Any reason you didn't use actual walnut lumber? Builder's choice?