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my frets on my guitar are a little to high for my liking. the frets that i dont like are #12- 22 on my neck . is this possible to do at home without ruining my frets? any help is appreciated

I think there is a few forum bros that have this amp. I was thinking of picking one of these up due to it`s lower 15 watts,reverb,effects loop and speaker out. If any one knows I was wondering how it takes OD/Distortion pedals for a hard rock tone?

At least Leo Fender got it right and made nearly the best guitar shape to conform to a person's body, it's completely ergonomic.

i was wondering if anyone could give me some tips on finger picking?

If you use an attenuator with a tube amp, can you still get a volume boost by putting an EQ pedal in the effects loop or by changing channels? Or does the attenuator compress the output of the amp in such a way as to prevent the volume increase?

Edit: I've left this post intact for posterity's sake, rather than delete it, but just wanted to let folks know that mod #1 didn't stand the test of time, and I don't recommend it. Mod #2 did, however, and it adds several nice new tones to an HSH configured guitar.

I have the opportunity to buy one of these for $75 Canadian. It's used, and from the 70's. Does anyone know anything about the company, or better yet the particular model?

If you guys don't already think of me as an idiot, this post will make sure you do...

I just bought some slick ass new covers I want to put on. I know I'll need to repot these, but is it best to pot the pickup first and then attach the cover or attach the cover then repot?

I just replaced my EMG's with the Basslines SPB-3 Quarter Pounder. Not sure I like it. I liked the bright punchy sound of my EMG's and now I'm missing it. Is there any way to get a brighter sound from these passive pups?
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I've got a bunch of parts for American Strats (from working on my own over the years). I've also got Squier Strat that I bought as a practice guitar. But it sounds really lifeless compared my real Strats. I recently upgraded one of my American Strats with DiMarzio MP401/402/403 pickups and it sounds great.

AS the title says, brown verb tank approx 7-8 yrs old. No mods will also include a NOS Circa 1952 6K6 great condition one scratch on face plate.

I have searched dozens of quot;Best OD Pedal?quot; threads and have not yet found answers I'm looking for. It seems everyones situation is slightly different, whether it's the amp or guitar they're using or the final tone they're looking for, no one quite matches my predicament.

i have an older style EMG 85 (no quick connects) with 2 pots, input jack and battery clip for trade. i would like to trade it for a new style EMG 85 or perhaps a 60 with the quick connect. all i would need from you is the pickup, no pots or wires. my 85 is very clean with only faint faint lines in the areas under the strings. the gold EMG text is still perfect.

If a Distortion, with an A5 is a JB, then a Distortion neck with an A5 should be a JB neck . . . right?

I just got one and I'm not sure it works right, or its just that I don't understand how it works. I belive it's supposed to be like two pedals in one. The right side speed and width knobs affect the sound and the left side speed and depth don't really seem to do a whole lot. Any input would be GREATLY appreciated.

This 50 Watt MESA Solo head is everything you need and more. Comes with Vinyl Covering. Footswitch with Channel switching and solo boost. The amp was recently at an amp techs for new tubes and a cleaning. Also with this amp, I will include a FULL set of new MESA tubes. So you have new tubes in the amp, and new replacement tubes.

Anybody use 'em? I'm thinking of picking up a set for my Strat, and wanna know if they really make any difference.

Could this one be an alternative to the mid-only CC and the mid-lack C5 ?

I have a feeling I can get this thing to sound better with more tweaking but I didn't have the house to myself as long as I was expecting. Still sounds pretty good though IMO.