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pray tell me if wenge would be a good wood for a guitar neck. what can i expect in terms of tone and feel? which fingerboard wood will be a nice complement?

When bending on the low E, shouldn't I bend it towards the floor instead of up? because you all know that if I bend it up, it is gonna go out of the fretboard..The reason why I ask is I'm trying to learn a song where there is a full bend on the 18th fret on the low E string, but I don't think you can bend it enough to get a full bend before it goes out of the fretboards width, I haven't tried it though, but, what do you say?

I've got a few small practice amps at home, and was wondering if you could plug in a smaller amp to the bigger amp to make it louder by using the headphone out on the smaller one and plugging that into the guitar port on the bigger one.

OK guys, I have alrady consulted with the expert but I am gonna get a few more ideas...

And they rock! Just the right size like you used to see on the old tweed amps. Nothing too gaudy, just black and silver.

A friend gave me a Texas Tele bridge pickup that had a break in the start of the wind. The break is in between the eyelet and where it disappears inside the coil. I have tried soldering wire onto the end of the start wrap and connecting it to the eyelet, but I'm not getting continuity. Is there a way to fix this without rewinding the pickup?

A while ago screamingdaisy PM'd me about having a custom selector ring made for his Les Paul.No problemo,have done it a few times.
The first one we made out of aluminum,not good for paint adhesion,(ouch!!)

Guys-
You are all bound to be board to death with my warmoth project- But will order parts in about a week and have one last 'option' to deal with-

Hi guys, after viewing Brisk's speaker thread, I wondered: which speaker(s) would work best in the following application. Background: the company I work for is in the process of building a single-ended, class A, combo amp (20w). We're using a 6550 for the output tube. The back is partially ported. We're looking for a tight response in the bass and mids, primarily. The V30 is okay, and the G12H30 is not well suited for this application. My question is: should I try a High-wattage speaker which retains it's quot;focusquot;, or should I look for a low-wattage speaker which will quot;singquot; a little nicer? I'm wondering whether or not the high wattage speaker will sound sterile, while the low-wattage speaker will breakup too much, and lose clarity. Please share your thoughts...

im just wondering, do any companies make little jam machines that i can pick a key and solo in it or whatever?