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A lot of people seem to be posting their gear, so I figured I may as well too. Just follow this link and tell me what you think:

IBANEZ JS-100 $300 INCLUDES SHIPPING (Reduction In Price)
Okay up for grabs is an 18-month old Ibanez JS-100 Black in color... Very good condition with a little swirling on the front and a slight case of rash on the back.... Very fast neck and the whammy bar can keep you pre-occupied for hours!! $300 gets it to your door in an SKB hardshell case! I agree to eat shipping... This will be the last price reduction, as they go for ~$300 on ebay PLUS shipping.... I will just take my chances there, or keep the thing....

Finally I had the time to makeover my quot;untelequot; looking tele to a more acceptable looking one

Well it seems that yesterday I found a guy who works at fender. This guy said that he could get me anything made by fender at the price that it costs for them to make it. So it now seems that I will be purchasing a nice new tube amp over the summer and possibly a new guitar. So what are some of the nicer tube amps fender makes (currently). I don't have a guitar shop anywhere close that carries a lot of fender amps.

What's a good online store to buy tubes from? I need to replace the single 12ax7 preamp tube in my Marshall AVT50. Any recommendations as far as a good brand to buy? I was thinking Electro-Harmonix, but don't know much about tubes, to be honest. Eventually I'd like to replace all the preamp and power tubes in my Mesa/Boogie rack equipment too. I know the 5 preamp tubes in that amp have different purposes, but my knowledge stops there. Any info on good tubes for that amp would be great too.

I took my Classic 30 apart today as there is a rattle inside the amp when i hit some low notes.... It's a buzz like there is a loose screw. At first i thought it was the tube retainer wire clips but after removing them the buzz/rattle is still there.... so i removed the amp from the cab and poked around.... I tightened all screws and could not find anything loose, but i also didn't want to remove the circuitboard to see whats underneath it. I'll leave that to a pro i guess... If i tap the metal chassy beside the tube sockets i can hear a metal sounding buzz like a spring buzzing.... It's driving me nuts. Any ideas/tips?

I don't know if it's just me or what. It seemes there are a lot of metalheads on this forum because most of the clips I've listened to are heavly distorted chuga, chuga, chuga type songs. I can't seem to find any slightly distorted tunes and very few clean tunes. Now Im trying to decide on a pickup and having a hard time because I can't find any good clips to gauge my decision on. Does any else notice this and are there any clean or slightly distorted tunes out there (from a les paul). I know there are some short music files on the duncan web site but it's hard to imagine two different pups together if there not playing the same song. If anyone has any clean or slightly distorted recordings they would help me alot. I don't care what duncan pups they are because Im looking around right now.

I am thinking of trading in my DSL2000 50 watt head and 4x12 cab because it is just not practical. It is too big and way too loud for a player that plays clubs once in a while and mostly in the jam space with other musicians and at home.

Looking for a maple neck with maple fretboard to learn to scallop. So, cheap cheap please!! Doesn't need tuners of nut etc...

My new Anderson has an H3 in the bridge which is what they consider very hot.

I know I want the APH in neck, but I'm not sure what to put in brige. I was thinking of having the APH in both neck and bridge...but since I'm only going on reviews and online sound clips, I'm not sure how happy I'll be with the APH so getting TWO of them seems extra risky. I have a JB set in my Jackson. I was thinking of an APH neck and SH-5 bridge. I had a Duncan Distortion a few years back, it was good but I didn't like it enough to buy again. Anyone put a 59 in bridge?

I've heard about them, but have no idea what the hell they are used for. There is probably a few people here that use them. So if you could, clue me in on there funtion.
thanks

hey everyone i could use some help here... I have an ESP EX-50 guitar and a ive had it for about a year without any problems and a few days ago wen i took it out of its case and played with it i realised the output from both neck and bridge pickups became really low for some reason. I dont see any changes in the height of the pickups, ive checked the back of the guitar to see how the cables were connected and there doesnt seem to be any loose wiring or anything, also the tone knob has stopped working properly for some reason. if you turn the tone knob around it doesnt alter the tone at all, just makes a slight crackling noise.. im pretty sure i didnt drop the guitar and it wasnt hit in any way..
i really need help with this.. anyone have any ideas?

I have always been confused by this option. I have no idea when its necessary to use mono or stereo inputs.

I was told by a friend that I won't be able to run this pickup in one coil only, true?

but I am too hungry to unpack it.
You gotta eat.

I need to extend the hot/ground wires that come from the output jack on a guitar I'm working on. For the insulated wire, can I just solder more insulated copper wire to the end of it to make it longer? And what about the bare ground wire? All I have are a few spools of insulated wire to work with.

I installed a '59 neck humbucker in my mahogany carvin DC127 and its very bright! I'ts also more sensitive to hum (computer monitor, etc) than the bridge Carvin PU. I have to lean further back from the computer to avoid hum. Could I have done something wrong during installation?

The thing sounds KILLER ! Pure vintage tone. It's a Magnatone 440 1x12
combo w/t 2 6V6's and a bunch of pre and a recto tube I never heard of?

Well, two of the 5 anyway. The two main guitars I used are generally my Gamp;L Legacy and Nashville Tele, but these two are kinda interesting...