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Slowy wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2024 6:42 pm I have zero problems with Lesters going out of tune, I don't play them.
Works a treat.

Almost…humbuckers, shorter scale….cripple calliper.

Those 58 ES-335's....hhnngggg

Capt. Black wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 1:55 pm That way when I turn it up, it has MORE treble as well as drive!

And blood...from the ears of those in front of you.

AiRdAd wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 11:50 am

GrantB wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 11:49 am

Zaulkin wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 8:25 am I'm loving the "Vintage Vibe" underwound pickups I picked up here. I used them in that Mike C vid.

I think I sold those to you...that will be why I can't find them Strummers

Old age is a terrible thing

Harsh but accurate.

Modern Gibson P90's, to my ears, are pretty damn good. People have moaned about the brass plates etc...but don't realise the old ones were also brass, just plated.

Love P90's.

Zaulkin wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2024 8:25 am I'm loving the "Vintage Vibe" underwound pickups I picked up here. I used them in that Mike C vid.

I think I sold those to you...that will be why I can't find them Strummers

Would this be foot operated?

Always yes. I’ll refret anything if it will play better. Vintage guitars need to be played. I know those little Yamaha frets. They really are tiny, in every dimension.

https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/marketplace/music-instruments/instruments/guitar-bass/electric-guitars/listing/4568867824 Anyone know what the bolt on the side of the neck is? could be a good deal if it's a real one. 70s style! Never seen that before but it makes sense from a functionality perspective ...

I maintain that an LP Jr, set up well, is possibly the only guitar you'll ever need.

Thankfully, we all know that's rubbish.

Congrats. Really nice looking guitar. I can feel that whole thing vibrating in my hands...

It is a thing that some Les Pauls are just biatches for tuning...and some (my '68 RI for eg) rarely go out of tune no matter what you throw at them. But I would suggest the nut is the single biggest factor in the equation. The newer Gibson nylon nuts on historics are really good for tuning, but I wo...

I have owned Custom's with Richlite and Ebony. Nothing to see or hear of concern. Any issue with it is psychological, which is fine, but the tone argument is null. You're saying tone isn't psychological? No, it’s entirely psychological. I’m saying same ears, same brain, same soul will struggle to i...

I have owned Custom's with Richlite and Ebony. Nothing to see or hear of concern. Any issue with it is psychological, which is fine, but the tone argument is null.

Where there are screws there could be dowels

Nice one Brian! 335 neck removals can be a real biatch. Looks like there's binding botches also? All doable of course...but all time and money too.

How do the Wizz sound in there? I couldn't quite get them to work for me.