I've had a few questions on my site shredaholic.com about scalloping fretboards (as Yngwie Malmsteen did this), does anyone know enough about the process so I can put a tutorial for it on my site? And, if somebody has the 'scallopwned' pic I think I may have a use for that too
oh by the way, of course full credit would be given and any links to your site / affiliate referrals you want could go on it too
cheers
It´s hard to write a decent scalloping tutorial without a neck on hand to demonstrate on... Otherwise I´d be glad to help
Blackmore did it way before Malmsteen.
there is a pic and some info at my site: from : localhost/the bottom. You can use anything you like.
Someone post the Scallopwned pic.
Here we go
Originally Posted by Mincerthere is a pic and some info at my site: from : localhost/the bottom. You can use anything you like.
Originally Posted by OrkestrAHere we go
nice one guys, reason #74 why I love this forum - everyone's always willing to help a guy in need
from : localhost/it
Originally Posted by shredaholicnice one guys, reason #74 why I love this forum - everyone's always willing to help a guy in need
thats like reason 1 or 2 for me. its a toss up between that and the fact that it is full of knowledge. i guess they both go hand in hand though.
Originally Posted by nepalnt21thats like reason 1 or 2 for me. its a toss up between that and the fact that it is full of knowledge. i guess they both go hand in hand though.
lol yeh same for me, I was only trying to illustrate the fact there were so many reasons by giving it a random high number
ok here's the finished article, thanks again
from : localhost/this should also help people find the scallopwned thread easier lol
seems pretty kewl. i might try the top like 3 or 4 frets on my squier, and see how it goes.
I hear they are really fast so much so that you have to chase em down in a truck...opps those are galloping fretboards...
looks great! thanks much!!!
Originally Posted by extendedpingI hear they are really fast so much so that you have to chase em down in a truck...opps those are galloping fretboards...
Originally Posted by Mincerlooks great! thanks much!!!
no probs
oh by the way, of course full credit would be given and any links to your site / affiliate referrals you want could go on it too
cheers
It´s hard to write a decent scalloping tutorial without a neck on hand to demonstrate on... Otherwise I´d be glad to help
Blackmore did it way before Malmsteen.
there is a pic and some info at my site: from : localhost/the bottom. You can use anything you like.
Someone post the Scallopwned pic.
Here we go
Originally Posted by Mincerthere is a pic and some info at my site: from : localhost/the bottom. You can use anything you like.
Originally Posted by OrkestrAHere we go
nice one guys, reason #74 why I love this forum - everyone's always willing to help a guy in need
from : localhost/it
Originally Posted by shredaholicnice one guys, reason #74 why I love this forum - everyone's always willing to help a guy in need
thats like reason 1 or 2 for me. its a toss up between that and the fact that it is full of knowledge. i guess they both go hand in hand though.
Originally Posted by nepalnt21thats like reason 1 or 2 for me. its a toss up between that and the fact that it is full of knowledge. i guess they both go hand in hand though.
lol yeh same for me, I was only trying to illustrate the fact there were so many reasons by giving it a random high number
ok here's the finished article, thanks again
from : localhost/this should also help people find the scallopwned thread easier lol
seems pretty kewl. i might try the top like 3 or 4 frets on my squier, and see how it goes.
I hear they are really fast so much so that you have to chase em down in a truck...opps those are galloping fretboards...
looks great! thanks much!!!
Originally Posted by extendedpingI hear they are really fast so much so that you have to chase em down in a truck...opps those are galloping fretboards...
Originally Posted by Mincerlooks great! thanks much!!!
no probs
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