I tend to order things in terms of how much gain they’re bringing to the table. I’d put the DS-1 first because it barely does anything.

Might be an American Traditional neck with an MIM or Squier body, but it does have the US-specific microtilt route in the neck pocket. With prices these days it might not actually be that much of a rip-off.

sunshiner wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 4:14 pm White Dimarzio humbuckers with white pickup rings.

This, provided he means cream.

It’s probably for the garbage disposal that got ripped out to make room for a Kahler in the early ‘80s. Or the rotating leopard print waterbed it had as standard.

While that’s true in the “intended use” sense, a lot of people do use them to bolster the tone of boring sounding amps. I use an American or British Sound into a Bassman Ten because that amp otherwise has pretty much nothing cool going on, and teh Kurtdz’s dirty tone for the In Utero touring era was...

Jazz Bass with only a neck pickup = How ‘bout we don’t

To me kicking on wah-wah is like doing shots of vodka: fun spontaneously with friends (used tons of wah in my band) but undeniably more of a worrying moment when you find yourself doing it at home by yourself for a couple hours on a weekday. I've had the '90s Vox V847 reissue since around 1997. The ...

Nick wrote: ↑Tue Sep 27, 2022 9:41 pmA lot of the problem comes from the way it works- open strings cannot be muted, so they added a mute button within reach of the right fingertips. It’s really weird and I’m not even close to mastering it.

ekwatts wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 2:53 am Still... I'd need to see the price.

(Seeing it around at $330)

The only Noel sig I routinely remember existing is the Supernova, probably because of this magazine ad that was in every GP and Guitar World for a few years when I was a teenager.

That's why I don't sell gear for quick cash, just sperm. Let them hunt me down years later. Then a thousand of your biological children appear one day and sue all your gold hardware strats and les pauls away from you What a creepy scenario you’ve created here; my Strats and Les Pauls of course have...

That's why I don't sell gear for quick cash, just sperm. Let them hunt me down years later.

Did you actually sell it through the forum?

Ripper L9-S Bass Ripperpromo.jpg RipperPromoDisk_side2.jpg A-Side Introduction to the Gibson Ripper Narrated by Richard Evans. Precise settings used are detailed on the back cover. Includes a funky instrumental version of "it's your thing" with guitarist Phil Upchurch. B-side Gibson Rippe...

From www.flyguitars.com and www.vintageguitarandbass.com In 1974/75 Gibson produced a number of promotional 7" 45 rpm records to promote various new instruments. These included one for the Ripper bass, and one for the Marauder guitar. Unlike the earlier flexi-discs made for the Les Paul Recordi...

I know you just bought a new acoustic anyway, but Martin and D'Addario (and apparently a few other brands) make Silk & Steel folk strings, which are very light on the fingies. You don't even have to go with a lighter gauge to get this benefit from them but I believe they only come in a lighter g...

Palmer, Radial and Morley eliminators might be worth looking into.

I find pretty much any hum-cancelling solution to attenuate high end a bit, it's why I think dummy coil pickups are useless (they just make all the best single-coil designs sound that much more humbuckery to my ears).

Hm.

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2022 ... ur-pocket/

I was the one who bought it.

“Inspired by Behringer”: CME’s SWIDI is a Bluetooth MIDI keyboard and step sequencer that looks very familiar We’re used to seeing Behringer taking inspiration from other manufacturers, but other manufacturers taking inspiration from Behringer? That’s not something you hear about so often. Roland l...

plopswagon wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 4:16 pm Every time I see this thread this is what I think of

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