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I have a 335-style git... and am thinking of putting it up for sale and getting something different.

[COLOR=DarkOrange]For fans of instrumental guitar (Satriani, Vai, Johnson) Ken Snyder has released his follow up to One titled Nevermore. COLOR]

On an unrelated note...I've been told that adding the third pickup in series in positions 2 amp; 4 on a strat gives a sound best described as the stock positions on steroids.

Im REALLY intrested in this guitar, Considering ill never have $1000 to spend on a wolfgang, this looks to be a good alternative.

I bought a new walnut Squier Tele a couple of months ago because I wanted a trad sounding Tele. Not a bad guitar but the 500K pots don't make sense. I've tried changing pots and pickups but haven't been happy. Remembering I had a Tele Hot Rails and a neck Cool Rails stashed away I pulled them out and put them in along with the original 500k pots.....WOW! Backing off the volume gets very close to the original sound and by sending the tone lead to the center lug on the volume pot it doesn't lose highs as you turn it down. Now I can have my cake and eat it too, as my main Tele has a JB/59 set, using single coils calls for changing amp settings which is annoying. Now I don't have to mess with the amp (Carvin MTS head with JJ 6L6's into a Dual Showman 2-15 cab-MONSTER TONE) anyway enough blabber it's just nice when you find happiness at last!

i kno i saw a website in guitar player that is pretty famous where people post all sorts of schematics for building ur own amps. i dont remember wat the site was. i googled for building ur own amp but couldnt find nethin too good. neone no a website that would help me to build my own tube amp?

Where can I find info on the SD Iommi pick ups?

isnt it a bad idea to connect speakers in series because the voltage distribution would be uneven? Somebody please clarify

I left my Engl Screamer with the tech since one of the capacitors was dead so it was humming quite a lot. Whilst I was there, I asked him which speaker could I put in my amp to make it sound quot;warmerquot;. Engl's have this quot;edgequot; which I find a bit too trebly.

for those interested, its listed on ishibashi. these babies move fast.