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I came across an old George Lynch article in which he explained how he was in the process of making a Guitar with a motor that drove the Pick-up from the Neck to the Bridge with the flick of the switch. I've looked everywhere for something about this but have only the original Article in which he explained the idea. He called the Guitar Mr. Practicle! Has anyone any information on this or ever seen it completed? I'd like to check it out. ! (The Article was from May 1990)

I have an ESP Horizon NTII (25.5quot; scale) and an EC-400AT (24.75quot; scale). I can get pretty low action on the NTII with no fret buzz but I can't quite get it the same on the EC. The action isn't terribly how but it's a noticable difference. I know the NTII is a standard series, and compared to the LTD series EC, it's higher quality, but would the scale length affect how low I can set my action. The shorter length means less string tensions so the strings are flopping around more, increasing the chance for fret buzz. May reasoning may be completely wrong and it's really just a matter of a ESP vs LTD quality. If the latter is the case, is there anything I can do to lower the action on the EC? I bought the guitar used but there's no fret wear, but it's possible that the frets need leveling. I've tried adusting both the neck and the bridge height. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I know I know this has been asked before... but what gear exactly was used for the rhythm tone on that album... I've taken a shine to it.

You know what I have noticed recently? EMG's and Solid State amps give me a huge headacke. It just hurts ohhh soo much.

well it came a horendous storm here yesterday. lightning actually hit my house(or at least i think it did). i have all my electronics run through surge protectors and have always had good luck with them protecting stuff if lightning did run through the house. this time was a little more violent though, the power had just went off after the first clap of thunder, so i went to unplug my amps and other stuff. as i walked into my jam room it sounded like a canon blast and fire shot out of all the outlets about 2 foot and all the light bulbs burst with flames reminisent of a shotgun blast in the dark. threw glass everywhere. well i unplugged everything, and after the power came on it had fried my ps1, my new stereo system, the t.v., my line 6 and did something to my crate excaliber. (i was lucky i guess that the peavey had been retired to the closet and the x-box wasnt plugged in.

we recorded two songs this weekend quot;Chronosquot; and quot;Windmill Like Giantsquot; We did all the recording ourselves. I would greatly appreciate some feedback thanks.

Hi! I wasn't here for a long time but always a good place to come back!
I want to retube my amp. The important thing are the powertubes, coz i think

A couple of months ago I was looking at a Les Paul faded DC at a local guitar shop. It played great, but was finished in Heritage Cherry. I hate Heritage Cherry, maybe I’ve just seen too much of it. Plus, I’ve owned three red guitars and I’ve gotten rid of all of them.

I'm looking for a good one to push the dirty channel of my Traynor into insane territory for lead. I tried many. Some were great, some were not so great.

Still checking about that old JB J pickup (: