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Yeah, you know, if you listen to like Iron Maiden, they have these galloping rythms in their songs, my question is just, how can I learn to play them?

I know it's possible, but I can't find a schematic that really makes sense.
I got a stacked pickup in the neck position on my Tele.

I have a modded Boss DD-3 delay pedal for sale. I need to trim down on the number of pedals I own and I've barely used this since I got it from fellow board member Thames about a month ago. It was modded by Indyguitarist to sound more analog, and I have to say he did a good job, however I still prefer my Digidelay.

Just the Neck, Body, and Plate. The body is almost Mint. The neck has been sanded by some joker and there is 2 small gouges, but they're hardly noticable and as you can see, I had a real hard time capturing them in a pic. They are Both NOS from the fire sale when the original Kramer Plant went under. They are a perfect match according to Vintage Kramer and alot of the Kramer maniacs I know. This is a RARE one. Actually, it's the only one that's known to exist.

I've got one that's a 59 from my fender big apple strat, are those considered floor shop customs? I'd like one in a jazz.

I really like the specs of the blues trembucker. Wonder if the custom shop would wind a normal spaced bucker in blues spec?? Also, I think a PG neck would match up really nice in a LP. What do you guys think?? I'm looking for a little hotter bridge pickup for rock/hard rock and either a PG or Alnico II pro for the neck of my Les Paul. Comments??

Exceeded my expectations. The workmanship is flawless. No sign of glue around nut, fret edges nice and smooth. It rivals the U.S. made Gamp;L I had, seriously. Top notch all the way. The Japanese are really quality conscious. The setup was perfect right out of the box with the action nice and low-evidently these are inspected and setup at Gibson in Nashville before being sent out. This guitar was made for me-the string spacing (nut width) is perfect (my test is clearance fretting a B7 chord) the neck fits my hand like a glove. I'm a better player with this LP. I chose to buy one of these new instead of a used Gibson Studio and I'm very happy with my decision.

Last week I bought a beautiful Jackson SL1T (hard-tail), which comes with a TB-4 in the bridge (and some staggered pole single-coil size humbuckers for mid and neck). The guitar plays so great I couldn't pass it up, but I want a pickup with a little more bite in the bridge. The JB-model pickup has a great, sweet sound to it, but I want something a little more crunchy for rhythm.

I'm looking to keep the character of the instrument intact... anyone have a suitable neck they'd like to sell? I need intact frets, as I'm replacing a neck with worn frets.
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Hey guys, Up for sale still is my galveston 8 string unpaired bass. Basically i dont use it anymore as my touring band have decided that 4 strings are enough so this is a reluctant sale! This bass has been great for me and i have used it in the studio and live with no problems whatsoever. The pickups are active and passive. 26 frets of range per string, Tuned F#BEADGBE but can be changed to standard 8 string bass tuning.