Wow, this is almost too good to be true. There are even more options here than on Warmoth, it looks like. I see what you mean by the options perhaps being copy-pasted. The short scale selection is 24.75" which simply can't be right, at least I don't think. Hopefully the 22 fret option doesn't u...

I'm trying to find some place where I can get a bound neck made. Have found plenty of bound strat necks all over the place, but it's almost impossible to locate a 24" bound neck online.

Any ideas anyone?

Not going to lie, it was really hard, I took about an hour and a half to do it all. Most of the problems arose from not being able to properly cut the grill cloth and not having enough stretch before stapling. Still, I'm pretty glad with how it turned out. My friend pointed out that it's good that i...

Thanks guys, I'm really enjoying it. It does sound better in person and there's a good deal more bass. I'll work on some different mic placement for next time when I try to record this thing.

A few weeks ago, I posted a thread asking for assistance in purchasing some vintage Fender amps. It took me a while to find the right Princeton Reverb in the right condition, but when I did, I jumped at the chance. The only real negative to this amp was the grill cloth being patched together from a ...

From what I've seen, the best results are usually using a modeling system pedal in conjunction with the piezo pickup. While I agree, they sound terrible on their own, through the right 'imaging' pedal (or whatever they're being called) acoustics can sound downright incredible plugged in. See: Fishma...

Just bought this Fender from Sweetwater and am waiting its arrival. I've played these several times before and dig them a lot, but I could never jive with the pickups much. I play an AC30 type amp, planning on getting an actual AC15 soon, so that takes care of the amp side of the equation, happy wit...

Solve all your weight issues and buy 2 M13s like I did!

This thread just reminds me how much I hate my living situation.

Setups around me are $60. Don't ask me how.

I can just imagine how unforgiving those tuners must be...

bullshit. i've played all the pointless chip-chunk-swap line6 stuff, and while they are fine effects, it's a stupid idea, and they're too fucking heavy. i got one for free from my friend, and it's heavier than his crybaby, i.e. too fucking heavy for a normal stompbox. sorry mate, i'm sure you love ...

hotrodperlmutter wrote:and it weighs like 6lbs.

Perfect for putting into a sock and bludgeoning passing pedestrians! In all seriousness, it's not that heavy of a pedal.

No love for the Line 6 Echo Park?

I got one of these for pretty cheap and it's got countless settings and a built in tap-tempo. Sounds good, too.

Sloan wrote:i think the point is here that an ESP / Edwards will more than likely be a 'better' guitar than a gibson. I BELIEVE.

Maybe not 'better' but certainly better for the cost.

If it's uncomfortable to play, how can it play beautifully?

Also, no. I wouldn't buy it. I'm shallow.

I know Botch's bass player used to use one of these. He plays in Russian Circles now...Or maybe he did.

Either way, his tone was without a doubt monstrous.

Yeah, I'm not sure I like it, haha. I like the double cutaway style (like the TC-90) but this no cutaway looks a little like some kind of old Kay guitar from the Sixties.

ESPs are like the disgusting riced out Hondas of guitars.

Sure, maybe your car has a really cool button that makes it go faster but at the end of the day, your car is still neon green.

That lower horn is WAY too penis-y. It's long gone now, bro! Got something I appreciate much, much more. :] Naw, mang. The firepenis/thunderpenis from the first post. http://www.espguitars.com/images/guitars/phoenix_sw.jpg lower horn looks like a dong. That definitely makes more sense, haha.

theshadowofseattle wrote:That lower horn is WAY too penis-y.

It's long gone now, bro! Got something I appreciate much, much more. :]