BacchusPaul wrote:I think he's enquiring about the choice of piece played.

Correct.

What did you play?

gusman2x wrote:Love 70s black guards

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Crazy good-looking.

They seem to reinvent themselves as a furniture company. Nice.

The Ibanez flanger is the biggest pedal I've ever seen.

That partsjazzy is cool ...

Since my last post here, I've fallen in love with teles (I play mostly jazz), and here are the two I own (sorry for the lousy phone pics):

http://lh6.googleusercontent.com/--DnP916V5y4/UlHVUsS6dTI/AAAAAAAACDQ/M6kfNXbtuuE/s512/awesome.JPG

http://lh4 ...

timhulio wrote:Hey! It's the 'play loud' strat! Because 'play loud' is scribbled on a tiny piece of masking tape. Hairspray tosser.

Careful there! It's a national tresure you're talking about.

Yeah, Ummagumma is a game of two halves really. The live disc is fantastically good while the studio one sounds like half-baked ideas and studio doodling. The same goes for Meddle for me - Echoes is absolutely epic, but it felt like they had the excellence of 'One of These Days' and then a big gap ...

"Eminently collectible" LOL.

I hate it when guitar companies sell their guitars as a collectable item rather than an instrument.

If your tone knob goes to 13 people die.

We're gonna need some serious hat for this one, guys.

I have a memory boy that I really like.

All guitars with gold hardware looks like an old man's guitar.

Playing the mandolin is a blast, I have yet to play a four string mandolin tough. And gz on the acquisition.

jagsonic wrote:Oh, cool...

i think, tim's awesome

my idea is having a yellow fuzz marine... What do you guys think about?

I think it looks amazing. What kind of a pedal is it? I googled yellow fuzz marine and ended up on a aquarium forum.

It looks amazing. Total rawk machine.

The action looks way off. I don't know that much about soviet guitars, are there any that's still playable today rather than collectible?'

Edit: After some research it seems as the soviet guitars nerver where playable at all, too bad because I think they look rather cool.

sort of, unless you have string trees or a string bar or something which basically negates the difference

i'd also be interested to see what the effects would be if you had a locking floyd nut. for the benefit of compliance i think a reverse headstock or anything would be negligible in that case ...

alright here we go, this is better and shorter:

http://www.luthierforum.com/index.php?/topic/9793-string-compliance-vs-string-tension/

Compliance : ~ the stretchability of the strings. ie: Tight strings and a short bend to reach a desired pitch. OR soft easy to press down but long stretch to get ...

George wrote:yeah it looks like an epi les paul special ii

they are cool

Snap.

I have yet to encounter a les paul I really like, maybe it's the scale length.