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I had been reading a lot of threads concerning what kind of wood should be used on guitars. A lot of folks chimed in and made suggestions based on their personal experience and taste. I am trying to find out exactly what kind of characteristics and properties of a certain kind of wood that have people make them the material of choice. I don't doubt people's experience about their guitars, it is properly true for them, but I'd like to get some facts about the woods like alder, poplar and agathis, not suggestions. Does any body have any info on these woods or knows where to get info about them?

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I'm looking for pup replacements for a Charvel Model A. The relevant specs for the guitar are:

I use a Orange AD30HTC, which is perfect for what my band plays (classic rock).
But we do a couple few tunes that require some heavy gain that I just can't get from the Orange, and heavy gain pedals get too noisy.

I just bought an Invader for a Dean Zone guitar. This guitar has two humbucker slots, one volume, one tone and a Three-way Strat style switch. since I'm only going to have one pickup in there right now (the Invader Bridge), I wasn't sure which Diagram to use.

I'd like to replace them with better tuners. It has the Klusion style tuners. Does anyone have experience with changing these? I don't want to drill new holes in the guitar and I'd like to stay as close to Klusions as I can.

Hey everyone, i'm currently collecting some data for a statistics class, and would appreciate if you would vote on the poll.

Hey guys. I just got my hands on an Ibanez RG7620 a few weeks ago. Do I have to purchase pickups specificaly designed for 7 string guitars? If so, are there any websites that specialize in 7 Strings? Also, would I be able to order a set of EBMM pickups that are the same ones that are used in Petrucci's EBMM 7 string models? Thanks for the help guys!

Anyone know anything about these? They look interesting....Matt

my band's playin' at Errico's in Frenchtown (north) new jersey on january 7th...sound check's at 8 so we should be goin' on around 9 or 10ish...

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I'm after some advise on pickup selection to go in my old chavel mod6 h,s,s.The original jackson units seem to have no warmth or power compared to my epi explorer(WHICH ALSO HAS THE ORIGINAL PICKUPS IN!).Both guitars need a transplant but what to put in em?Has anyone got any advise please?

Anyone tried any of the newer cheaper digital recorders? Like the 8 track stuff? I want something that will at least let me export to the PC as an mp3 or something.. Would be great if it had bass and drum tracks to accompany my guitar parts.. and maybe even a mic input with phantom power.. I want something say around the 300 bucks mark or less.. Is this just wishful thinking? It seems like it has to get cheaper and cheaper?

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I'll be getting a new amp soon and i'm trying to find out how many quot;ohmsquot; my cabinet is so I don't damage it or the new amp.
It says quot;DUNCAN... Researchquot; on the front, yet I haven't been able to find anything about it on the website, in the support section, or anywhere else I can ask. It is a 4x12, 400w or 2x200w, angled cab, says Model SD4122VL on the back. Can anybody tell me what level of quot;ohmsquot; it accepts, or a simple way test this, any way to find it out, or an email address to somebody at so I can ask them directly? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I mean the neck position...??.. And maybe, how does it sound when split with ssl1 in middle?

I recently bought me a Boogie Quad preamp. I've been playing around with it and it's really got my juices flowing, so I'm looking to complete a rack rig around it. Right now, I've got 3 spaces left in my 6 space rack, and it'd be cool to not get any taller than that. (I'd need Godzilla to navigate some of the skyscraper size rigs I've seen)
I know I'll need a power amp, and I've thought about an ADA microcab, just for the heck of it, but haven't thought any farther.

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