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Schecter C-1 FR. 25.5quot; scale, grover tuners, original floyd rose, jumbo frets, set neck, sculpted neck joint, 24 frets, mahogany.

Anyone who is expert in splitting single size humbucker?

Curious what everyone feels about Line6 products. I was looking for a decent sounding practice amp that I could cart around with ease as I have Mesa Single Recto half stack and it's neither light nor compact. I went to Guitar Center and checked out a few amps. They had a really cool Marshall Microstack which had great tone and decent volume for 15W. I checked a few Crate amps as well. Manufacturers sure are making some great sounding amps these days not like compared to 10 years ago when I couldn't get tone, volume or clarity for any amount of money. Anywho I decided to check out some Line6 stuff even though I've had the POD 2.0 and a Flextone II half stack and was not impressed with either. I ended up buying the Spider II 112 75W combo. I have to say I'm fairly impressed. It's the closest thing I have ever heard to a Mesa out of a solid state amp and very reasonably priced at $275. I was then thinking maybe I should just switch to a Spider II half stack with 150W head and 4x12 cab with the FBV long board. Im kinda torn. I love the tone outta my Mesa but the Spider II is dripping in tone as well. So long story short, what are your thoughts on Line6 products and more specifically Spider II.

i'm tempted to sand down the back of the neck of one of my cheap guitars. the finish on the back of the neck is so thick and it makes the play sooooo slow. i've never heard of anyone sanding down the back of the neck, but its the only thing that came to mind. it's a 70's unknown brand les paul DC copy w/ p-90's...could be mij, not sure. ...any advice for this slow neck?

I've seen Spin-A-Split references in a number of posts now. Its an interesting thought. I think I get the idea: the pot varies the resistance to ground at the connection between the two coils.

Just a couple pics of my axes (the ones not in pieces that is).And 2 larger pics of my newest addition: BC Rich NJ Classic Series MockingbirdNice family bro, that BC Rich is beeyooteeful!

Is there such a thing? A tube amp that can pull a large amount of tones and hasn't got a sky high price tag?
Even if your answer is no, and you had to give one, what would that answer be?

anyone know how much this head costs new, in Candain dollars? no cab just the cost of the head, all the prices i find on the net are american and i cant do the math.

It was the g-Flex,the thing looked killer.The speakers were angled slightly from each other slightly and it was quad ported at the bottom and the cab was really thick looking.Didn't get a chance to plug in but it is supposed to have a great low end reponse.
Anyone try one of these?

First time installing new pick guard, new duncan disortion trembucker (split in the #4 position), new ssl-3 hot for strat neck, ssl-3 RW/RP hot for strat middle, new volume and tone pots (250k) Used seymour wiring diagram for split in the #4 position. Tested with no srings, in the single coil positions (#4-#1) there is tons of hum, also the neck pup seams to lack output. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hello fellow members. Im the new kid on the block!