Recent content by jason

This sounds great, so I can go with either. I think I'm going to get both, and may get rid of fret markers. This is interesting, I didn't know the difference between 25.5 and 24.75 is less than dropping string gauge. So basically if I drop my gauge to 10s and go from 24.75 to 25.5, gets 2lbs...

You can also get one of those analog amp modelers, like sansamp. They are meant to be plugged directly into recording panel. There are some cheap ones available which sound surprisingly close. A friend of mine got something for 40$ or so, a review of the marshall modeler...

Hi guys, I have been thinking about putting together a warmoth and found it hard to decide between these two. On one hand, 7/8 bodies are a bit smaller and the neck has 24 frets. I don't think I would use the 24th fret and that's what have been keeping me away from this choice. The neck pickup...

Great information there. I didn't know warmoth has such a great community.  :occasion14: Seems like getting a fat tone is not as easy as I thought it was. I don't mind a little bit of brightness, actually I dig it. Too dark of a tone sound muddy to me. That's why I was going for vintage sounding...

I understand that the engineers at Schaller know what they are doing, and the 475 is definitely a fantastic bridge. I'm a bit pessimistic after the last two guitars I bought and had to sell. Both were great guitars, they just did not fit me. So I thought I'd proceed carefully this time, as the...

I was a little worried about the Schaller 475 rollers soaking vibrations. Theoretically they would have a tiny space to vibrate around their shaft, it may be possible to fix them with superglue after adjustment but still. But I really liked the hipshot, it also looks better than the 475. Pau...

Great info, thanks. I looked through different bodies and the conversion neck. It is a bit confusing as looks like the pickups remain in the same distance to the bridge if I get a 25.5 body and a conversion neck. Then the pickups would be in different place compared to a body designed for 24...

Hi guys, Long story: I had a banged up 1960s gibson SG which was my one and only guitar since I was 15. I was never a serious guitar player, never specifically practiced. I rarely picked up the guitar only when I felt like it, and then it was just fooling around and having fun. There were times...