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Hey all, this is the first clip i've put up in over a year of posting here, so here goes.

Alright, I got 3 coats of nitro sprayed on my neck last night, and I know I need to wet sand and then hit it with a tack cloth and naphtha before I apply the next three. My question is, how long do I soak my paper in the mineral spirits before I use it to sand? I'm assuming about an hour, but I could be wrong.

In a mahogany body, bolt on neck 22 fret guitar, which would be the better choice for an all around pickup. Everything from classic rock to classic metal.

no matter how much relief i give the neck, or how high/low i set the action, i can't get rid of this *#@%@amp; fret buzz! it's only on the high e string, at the 12th and 13th frets.

i have a matched quad (x4) of JJ 6v6s
and also 5 ECC803s which are long plate ECC803 or 12ax7. they are very sweet but just not for my amp. More similar to a low power 6l6 than an EL34 and one of the best replacements for blackface fenders like Deluxe Reverb.

I have a Lite Ash Stratocaster which came stock with 3 Alnico-II Pro single coils. I want to install a bridge humbucker so I can use it live next to my LP (stock HBs).

I NEED either one of these foor my Rivera Knucklehead, know one in NZ carrys the Airbrake so i'd have to buy it without tring it. Ive heard mixed reviews on the Hotplate, and nothing but good ones on the Airbrake.
I know they both do there jobs in a different way, so does anyone have any experience with both?

Hey guys. I just received the black Epiphone LP Custom (pretty nice) I bought on eBay yesterday, and managed to put a nice scratch in the finish with a string end within the first hour of owning it
It's not too thick or deep of a scratch, but definitely visible. Anyway to buff this out or make it less noticeable?

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I have a Boss GE-7 pedal, and as soon as I plug it into either my effects loop or into the signal chain I get an instant boost in treble. The thing is the pedal isn't even turned on and it alters the tone. It's like turning the treble on your amp from 3 to about 5 when added to the signal. Any EQ's out there that are true bypass? Thanks