A carpenter's level, double stick tape, making tape, sandpaper (220-320ish), a Sharpie and a medium three corner file should be enough to get most jobs done.
Don't get me wrong here. I'm not a fan of Gibson, nor do I agree with most of their business practices. I think that place is ready to implode and they need to fire a lot of executives first and foremost. The problem is, MAP is legal and even supported by the FTC. Even setting quotas is...
I like the planning stages of electronics more. (Un?)fortunately, I've done enough soldering that I tend to blow through it kind of mechanically.
I like screwdriver time. It means that prep is over and it's time to join parts. :icon_biggrin:
This pretty much sums up the problem.
Good luck proving anything without a key insider witness. They can quote statistics at each other all day but that won't win this case. Gibson will probably get granted a dismissal based on lack of evidence.
Nice score. With a well fit cone, you'll be styling! :icon_thumright:
Its just a different method of guitar amplification, rather than the traditional acoustic soundboard. They use a biscuit bridge and cone to generate volume. Other than that there's technically no incorrect style of playing...
SD makes one (SLS-1B), its just not carried by a lot of places. It is mentioned in their "Calibrated set" that nobody carries either. :laughing7:
http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/electric/stratocaster/vintage/lipstick_tube_f/
Define extreme(ish). Are we talking Steve Vai or just CC Deville? :laughing7:
If you really want to wank, it's hard to beat the Floyd Rose double locking system for tuning stability.
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