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i've always been intrigued by telecasters, i've heard they're mostly for blues, country, etc. is this true? what kind of sound/feel do they have? (alas, i am in a town with no music store, aka the wasteland, TX) can they be used for rock? anyone with exerience, your input is appreciated, thanks.

Alright, wrote this today. Didn't lay down bass, because... I didn't feel like it. I'll probably lay some down later and mix it in, before I burn it as a WAV and send it off to Robert.

I was checking out some prices on new Gibsons and noticed that alot of models went up in price approx 10%!! Why?!? How can Gibson justify raising prices right before Xmas? Especially with their questionable quality issues?

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Just opened up my HRDX today and notices R10 1.5k is soldered to a
Electrolyc cap and then jumpered to R17 ? Is this stock? or some kinda

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I just got done playing my USA strat, then my PRS SE, and then my Les Paul Custom. I dig the strat for a lot of reasons, but can't stand the way the neck feels. It has a thinner profile, rounder radius, and longer scale than the other two and it keeps me from playing it much.

I currently have a Vintage Stack in the bridge position of my Hwy 1 Tele. It's a great pickup but I'm beginning to grow a little weary of its politeness. I want something a bit more rude and cutting, yet be able to be warm and smooth. I need hum-cancelling too. I was thinking about the Hot Stack. I just don't like the look of that single blade. I was also thinking about a Hot Rails. Yes I know, they're pretty fat and aggressive. There are lot of players here who have them. What do you guys think?

need to put some new pups in my sg special, should i go with the invadors??

The prices that Gibson Guitar is charging these days is Outrageous!
This company no longer caters to the working musician, but to rich collectors and millionares. Gibson will never get another cent of my hard earned money!

Can you swap magnets between a Duncan Trembucker amp; a standard spaced Duncan humbucker?

I got my Rivera K55-R yesterday and took to the rehearsal space to take it thru its paces. Love channels 1 and 2 but channel 3 doesn't seem real useful except for extremely high gain down tuned material. Also, I don't think it's possible to balance the shared eq between channels 2 and 3.

I have a Epi. les paul that is very noisy. I you grab the low E string and mute all the rest and just slowly move the string the guitar hisses through the amp. This same hiss is present when you play as an under tone.

First off: I had Seth Ls in an es-175 THE best tone I ever had, but guitar did not respond to my style of playing.

my explorer has a scratchy volume pot, so i bought a can of tuner cleaner to see if thatll do the trick, and i open up the control cavity to find that the little holes in the pots are too f*cking small to fit the little needle into to shoot the stuff in. i tried just getting the needle near the opening, but it all shot up in my face anybody have any ideas?

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I believe the idea of this pickup being a little-known custom shop item has been a slick marketing scam all along. I'll bet the EVH is one of the best-selling pickups! And they've got people paying $160! Eddie Van Halen is putting them in his new limited edition guitars – so even if there was a conflict between and Eddie Van Halen, it's obviously been resolved. Also, Eddie's use of the pickup on the Charvel guitars is another backdoor endorsement.

Hey, I picked up a Phat Cat bridge for my SG today. I've never had a pickup with the braided lead before, and I'm wondering how the heck i'm supposed to ground this thing. The schematic shows the entire lead soldered to ground, then soldered onto the volume pot. How is this possible? Could somebody tell me what I need to solder and where? Thanks.