trianglebiscuit
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they say that single pickup guitars have great tone and sustain due to minimal magnetic pull..
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DarknessFury
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What's a sustain?
trianglebiscuit
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how long a note hold before it decays?
DarknessFury
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mattleesc said:
Oh...so that's a sustain...
Ripper
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yo Shred.
u talk bout tung oil. Ive been thinking of refinishing the body recently, and have consulted malcolm tan. he is offering me a service with beeswax plus tru oil. I have always been using old english oil, as recommended by beez 10 bloody years back since i got hold of the JS.
U got any experience dealing with oil finished body?
u talk bout tung oil. Ive been thinking of refinishing the body recently, and have consulted malcolm tan. he is offering me a service with beeswax plus tru oil. I have always been using old english oil, as recommended by beez 10 bloody years back since i got hold of the JS.
U got any experience dealing with oil finished body?
trianglebiscuit
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new pickups for my dear ibanez S470DX! white air norton neck + chrome trembucker SD custom. ripoff of shredcow's old colour combination, playing skills is a whole other story though..
Sparked by the really nice pics of you guys' axes, here's mine:
WARNING! Graphics intensive!
Earlier collection include my very first electric, a righty Ibanez Artist, Gibson Flying V and a righty Mexican Fender Strat (yeah, I think every lefty would wanna do a 'Hendrix' at one point of their life *lol*)
...after which I sold my Mexican Strat and bought from ebay a lefty '95 US Standard Strat from a repairman who had vintage 70s pickups installed in it. A lefty Fender Jaguar was soon purchased as well...
Took her apart to do a complete setup straight after I received her...
(later I changed the Japanese Jag pickups to the American pickups)
...And now for a big family reunion photo
:
From left to right: Japanese Fender Jaguar, no-brand folk guitar, 90s Fender US Standard Strat, no-brand acoustic guitar (my very first guitar which I've sprayed black and painted the rose in), 90s Ibanez Artist (my first electric), a 1974 Ibanez 12-string acoustic, 2003 Gibson Flying V (Faded version)
(unfortunately, the 12-string which I rashly paid for $100 from Cash Convertor had a damaged bridge which could be ripped out anytime, so it's wall decoration now
)
A candid picture of the guitar necks :lol:
WARNING! Graphics intensive!
Earlier collection include my very first electric, a righty Ibanez Artist, Gibson Flying V and a righty Mexican Fender Strat (yeah, I think every lefty would wanna do a 'Hendrix' at one point of their life *lol*)
...after which I sold my Mexican Strat and bought from ebay a lefty '95 US Standard Strat from a repairman who had vintage 70s pickups installed in it. A lefty Fender Jaguar was soon purchased as well...
Took her apart to do a complete setup straight after I received her...
(later I changed the Japanese Jag pickups to the American pickups)
...And now for a big family reunion photo
:
From left to right: Japanese Fender Jaguar, no-brand folk guitar, 90s Fender US Standard Strat, no-brand acoustic guitar (my very first guitar which I've sprayed black and painted the rose in), 90s Ibanez Artist (my first electric), a 1974 Ibanez 12-string acoustic, 2003 Gibson Flying V (Faded version)
(unfortunately, the 12-string which I rashly paid for $100 from Cash Convertor had a damaged bridge which could be ripped out anytime, so it's wall decoration now
)A candid picture of the guitar necks :lol:
