I think that GFS has that same trem for cheap from the original National catalog! Might be better way to cover those screw holes!

I thought it'd be something like that, but then how is he managing to sing the right melody if the pitch shifting is a gradual thing?

EDIT: Unless my understanding of pitch shifting is deeply flawed.

That's why he's using in-ear monitors in both ears. What vampire boy is hearing in his monitors ...

Most use paraffin or paraffin & bees wax blend. Just maintain a temp somewhere above melting point and considerably lower than flash point, and drop them in for 10-15 mins or until they stop bubbling. Remove and scrape the cooled wax off the outside and you're done. Just be careful - NO OPEN FLAME ...

maybe because its On-Sell was a 22"

people want 24". 22" too short :<
Just be patient, no one will grab that at 279. It would have to have original tuners or be REALLY clean. As I mentioned, I've bought 65-71 Mustang/Duo necks for $100-$200 (depending on if they had been sanded or stripped ...

I see he also cut you a pick guard without the switchplate. I'm inclined to lean that way and just have the swithes mounted into that. Might be too busy with chrome, but that's just how I like them!

taylornutt wrote:I am totally digging that!

+1

As much as I rolled my eyes on some of the early posts here, I admit now I'm loving this. (And freakin' Cooter is the man, isn't he?!)

is that a low price for a mustang neck? i thought they were closer to 150-200 top end. i didn't realize they had jumped in price so much, i remember watching a couple block and bound jaguar necks go for around 200 bucks about 7-8 years ago.

You are correct. Lots are "listed" for more, but search ...

I love gold tops, and I have newfound respect for deluxe series. I just stickied my 77 goldtop at the top of this page earlier in the week.
How about a mini in the bridge and p90 in the neck position?

Hard to replicate finish checking like that...
http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z322/texasswede1/IMG_1144.jpg
Man, those mini's drive the Velocette into some creamy tones...
http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z322/texasswede1/IMG_1145-1.jpg
I just don't like to stand and play her for any ...

The latest guitar I've adopted...
http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z322/texasswede1/IMG_1140.jpg
!977 Gold Top Deluxe...
http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z322/texasswede1/IMG_1139.jpg
Gratuitous peek at her backside...
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And ...

I've a hard time liking blue guitars. With that being said, Ice Blue Metallic is on my list of colors to experiment with, as well as Agave and Ocean Turquoise.

I don't recall seeing anything about red in the thread (sorry if that's not the case, but its been awhile). Recently I've been playing with ...

daftsupernova wrote:One of my friends actually did a (very fucking good) TEDx talk about this:

That was pretty cool, who is she?

71Smallbox wrote:No, it will just kill the speakers voice coils and cones... You can run any guitar amp as a bass amp as long as you run it through speakers meant for bass... The amp circuit itself will not fry.

Simply put, This ^^^

Rule of thumb at my buddy's guitar shop: Guitar into bass head/amp is ok (almost encouraged). Bass into guitar head/amp strictly forbidden.

Sounds interesting! I'll be watching for the updates. I wanted to do this some time back but didn't have the patience. After scouring ebay, craigslist, etc. for months looking for 1968-69 pieces, it got put on a shelf. Hopefully you'll inspire me to start up again.

BTW, you never know where you'll ...

I believe worrying about balanced string tension is more important if you use alternate tunings, where you're often raising and lowering some strings a step or two from standard. With that being said, I keep 2-3 guitars in open G, but have never adjusted string gauges. Therefore, it's probably even ...

Nice score! Brings back some memories...

GreenKnee wrote:I found this website to be a great help!... http://www.justinholton.com/hotrod/bias.html

Sorry I'm a week late on this, but I wanted to say THANKS! I've owned a HRDlx for awhile and learned more from this website in 10 min than in years before!

Fran wrote:My limit will be around £200... Any suggestions as to what could suit or what to avoid is appreciated.

Don't pass up a chance to try a Trace Elliot Velocette... Will never let mine go. Love the TT's also though!

I almost bid on it myself this morning, thinking theres no way eBay would let them pull that shit off and i'd get the guitar at a hell of a price.

Ebay can't force seller to follow through with the sale. At best, they won't allow the seller to go after you for non-payment or leave you negative ...