Project Guitar of The Month - July/August 2010 - National Day edition

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I found that while proponents for the existence of a medium, the standard position is that there is no wave in medium molecular structure forms.
One of the reasons for this position is that there was no direct experimental evidence for the existence - everything can't be explained without it, hence the diagonal string razor approach.


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Another involves the preposterous mechanical properties required of a medium which supports a wave at 3 x 108 m/s.
The velocity of any medium-dependent wave has the nature of the square root of an elastic property divided by an inertial or density property.
To support a wave length of different timbres would require an incredibly high "stiffness" for space which has near zero density.
A medium so tenuous that it produced no detectable drag on the surface which moved through it must yet have an incredibly high restoring force to bring it back to equilibrium once the tension pass the foundation.​



OK, OK,.........you WIN ! :rolleyes:
 
make sure all the knobs are working well together .. if 1 or 2 knobs not turning in the same direction too much time would be spent trying to fix them ..

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Another involves the preposterous mechanical properties required of a medium which supports a wave at 3 x 108 m/s.
The velocity of any medium-dependent wave has the nature of the square root of an elastic property divided by an inertial or density property.
To support a wave length of different timbres would require an incredibly high "stiffness" for space which has near zero density.
A medium so tenuous that it produced no detectable drag on the surface which moved through it must yet have an incredibly high restoring force to bring it back to equilibrium once the tension pass the foundation.​

Thank you

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i fail... to understand the michelson-morley eperiment's relation to fretboards. nevermind, i'm a newbie. :)
 
i fail... to understand the michelson-morley eperiment's relation to fretboards. nevermind, i'm a newbie. :)

You WIN! RicFreak and me epic fail.. thanks for joining us here @PGTOM. :)

Wah bro, so many necks...wanna trade necks? Hehe..I got a 70s Allparts strat neck in rosewood...looking for a strat neck with 12" radius and jumbo frets :)

Sure, which one you want? Maple kena poke already but ebony still virgin! :p


make sure all the knobs are working well together .. if 1 or 2 knobs not turning in the same direction too much time would be spent trying to fix them ..

Its not the knob I'm worried about, I wired them wrongly..
When switch to both humbuckers sound come out of phase, but I like! kekeke

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eieio: Hehe, I think I'll pass on the ebony neck, its going to be way bright for me on my ash strat..:p I was hoping u might have a rosewood one...
 


Hah.. here it is, my pride and joy!
Tusq hand crafted by fgl, thank you very much!
So how is the first day? and wish you all the best yeah!!!

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Faizal, I do have a rosewood neck but doubt it's a rad 12 tho'..
It's from a mid 90's American strat and still on my no.1 here is an old pix-

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U2 - Live in Boston 2001 - With or without you:

"Wish u were that lucky girl..?" all guitar talk no play? ok play time-
imagine you're a gutarist, performing and your vocalist did this.. say in a bar?
Ever wonder what was going on Edge'z mind when Bono did that, any un-trivial thoughts here?

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IICR American standards spot rad 9.5 w/ modern jumbo as oppose to vintage and not as huge as Highway ones.
A nicely seasoned lacquered maple with dark rosewood board, imho does help me tone down my harsh hi frequency.
Yes still loving it, was contemplating to let go & fund for ebony but with new ad system I never got around to post it up..

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U2 - Live in Boston 2001 - With or without you:

"Wish u were that lucky girl..?" all guitar talk no play? ok play time-
imagine you're a gutarist, performing and your vocalist did this.. say in a bar?
Ever wonder what was going on Edge'z mind when Bono did that, any un-trivial thoughts here?

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Nevermind the guitarist.......imagine what was going through her Boyfriend's head at that time!:mad:
 

Happened too fast, was camping at one corner, finger got into accident= hit @"wrong" key..
Thus wysiwyg, it is the result of our hierarchy stupidity.. talking about being a keyboard nerd!

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Poetry in motion -

Seven deadly sins for each evil day of the gothic seven weeks for the next seven dark side of the moons..

Naked bodies, long slender necks waiting to be dismantled, dismembered, disfigured and deconstruct at a local diy farm assembly line..

Am I ready? for the next close encounters of agathis, jelutong, baswood, plywood, hardwood, wood pecker and dont know what other kind of wood knot..​

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Guitar Storage

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If you have several guitars, it’s worthwhile to know a few basic practical tips about how to store them properly, especially if it’s for a few months or more.

The first and most basic rule is to store your guitars in their cases, standing up—not lying down with one case on top of another. When storing several guitars, the cases should look like suits on a rack rather than a giant deck of cards (see photos). If standing them up isn’t an option, store your guitars (in their cases) on their sides, with the upper side pointing up.

Second, keep the string tension on the neck, but loosen the strings one or two half steps. They don’t need regular tension when in storage, but having no string tension at all can lead to neck bowing problems.

Third, if possible, store your guitars in a room or a closet nearer to the center of the building rather than near an outside wall. This helps maintain a constant temperature and is especially helpful if you live in an area that experiences climatic extremes. A case humidifier is a good idea during dry winter months.

Fourth, store vibrato-equipped guitars with the arms detached (the lone exception here being Bigsby® vibratos, which can be folded back to rest below the top of the bridge, which is the highest point on the guitar).

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Right: Store your guitars in their cases, standing up.

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Wrong: Don't stack your cases one on top of another.

http://www.fender.com/news/index.php?display_article=547
 
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