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Ok, well, I've been screwing with adjustments trying to get rid of fret rattle.

Hi all, im a self-taught guitarist and i was wondering if the concept of modes which i figured out myself is correct.. Please enlightened me

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I have recently purchased a Godin SD like the one in the picture below:
I am, of course, putting other pickups in it. I have pretty much decided on two SSL-3 Hot for Strat pickups and a Pearly Gates humbucker in the bridge. As you can see, the Godin has only one volume and one tone knob, which suits me fine. A couple of questions though:

Well this was my first non-bass guitar but my style has evolved in the opposite direction of a pointy metal guitar. From the research i did on it, it's an NJ that was built some time between 96 and 98. The body wood is 'chesswood' which i have never heard of and it's a bolt-on with a maple neck, rosewood fingerboard. Trans-blue finish, licensed Floyd Rose with my friend's old ESP whammy bar on it (heh heh) and the stock BC Rich pickups. The only mod is that i replaced the stock switch with a Gibson 3-way because the gibson switch didn't fit the guitar i bought it for...probably an improvement and if you really want me to i'll put the stock switch back in there.

Hey dudes. I just got a Bad Monkey, and I love it to the max. I'm getting the best tone I've ever had out of it. Problem is, it's not true bypass and it sucks a tiny bit of treble and dulls the midrange punch a tiny bit when not engaged. Does anybody know if these pedals can be modded to be true bypass? Thanks a lot!

I just lowered my action pretty low, but not to the point where the guitar wont sustain. As I'm testing out the low action I notice while that fully bending a string on high e at the 19th and 21st fret the note just dies. Does this mean I have to raise the action?

Can you say TONE-MONSTER? 2005 Ibanez SZ520QM (BB) Wine Red with USA pickups, 59' neck and Pearly Gates bridge. This guitar was purchased new in March of 2005. Mint condition with a brand new SKB Freedom hard shell case. This guitar is one of Ibanez's best. Solid mahogany body and set mahogany neck, solid 1/2quot; bookmatched quilted maple top, Gibraltar III bridge with through-body stringing. This had been called the quot;poor man's PRSquot; and I totally agree with that analogy. You will not be sorry with this guitar and there is nothing around that can touch it for the price. I would love to keep it but I need to raise some cash so here it is. These sell for around $500.00 new without a case and with cheapo Ibanez Duncan Designed pickups. Get this super nice tone machine with USA Duncans and SKB case for only $450.00 plus shipping in the continental US. Possible trades.

Hi, i'm looking into getting a Duncan JB for my Les Paul. I play a JCM800 2203 through a Marshall Greenback Cab. The sound i'm going for is punk-rock, pop rock or retro rock (not classic rock ). I also have another guitar equipped with a 59 style 8k PAF, so i have that base covered already. I dont play metal of any kind, i love my mids dialed in well. What scares me a little about the JB is the heavy usage of it in the 80s, which sound i absolutely hate more than anything Will the JB deliver a good typical LP tone? Looking at the other higher output Duncan pickups, by specs and example mp3s, they look more like typical highgain metal pickups to me. Any suggestions?