choosing finishing colour..
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sleepykitty
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WOW!! That's beautiful!!
Just use transparent paint, to retain the awesomeness of the wood.
Just use transparent paint, to retain the awesomeness of the wood.
awww.. crap, i bought the white spray paint from diyhomefix already, maybe i use that paint for the rest of the body then for the top i use like fabric dye?
btw where can i get those low solid paint?
black cherry burst sounds nice, any pics of how it might look like?
might look weird cause im getting all black hardware.. hmm.. thinking about it, choosing colour is such a pain in the a**..
btw where can i get those low solid paint?
black cherry burst sounds nice, any pics of how it might look like?
might look weird cause im getting all black hardware.. hmm.. thinking about it, choosing colour is such a pain in the a**..
haha, doing it? as in making this kind wood colour urself or in the other meaning?
haha, i might wanna try playing this on stage when its half-finished, looks so weird..
anyway, wanted to try something like this, but since the wood colour inside is stripe, im not sure already, what do u think?
haha, i might wanna try playing this on stage when its half-finished, looks so weird..
anyway, wanted to try something like this, but since the wood colour inside is stripe, im not sure already, what do u think?
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Faizalhacker
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wow DIME .just notice you just changed your pic HEHE
PatheinRaindropMoe
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hehe, why so difficult, gather your friend, gather geetars with same spec, different colours, play with same strength/dynamics and what ever factors there can be
play all open strings single note. Record into your computer, analyse the waveform, enlarge the waveform until so big that you can see whats going on from the initial attack to the eventual decay of the notes
after that, find another innocent fella, ask them to listen to the recorded notes, ask them what they think, without letting them knowing all the conditions set when doing the recording.
most importanly, must play only single notes without context of music, no melody involved, just random notes produced by geetar, without progression/direction.
afterwhich, hopefully we can deduce whether finishing affect tone, at what frequency, to what extend, will it cause signal degradation, frequency loss, frequency boost, more mojo, less mojo etc
if the above sound stupid, pardon me
play all open strings single note. Record into your computer, analyse the waveform, enlarge the waveform until so big that you can see whats going on from the initial attack to the eventual decay of the notes
after that, find another innocent fella, ask them to listen to the recorded notes, ask them what they think, without letting them knowing all the conditions set when doing the recording.
most importanly, must play only single notes without context of music, no melody involved, just random notes produced by geetar, without progression/direction.
afterwhich, hopefully we can deduce whether finishing affect tone, at what frequency, to what extend, will it cause signal degradation, frequency loss, frequency boost, more mojo, less mojo etc
if the above sound stupid, pardon me
