Recent content by scottosan

If you were only strumming, I would agree with you but.........What you are not taking into consideration is that with string bending in a non-locking trem scenario, the strings intonation/contact point slides to a certain degree then slides back into place.  This is what causes string breakages...

I am looking at various pickguard options and I have noticed that amongst the various vendors, the spacing between the floyd and the bridge humbucker is not consistant.  Can someone post a photo of an actual warmoth pickguard configured for both a floyd rose and a humbucker pickup?

here is the wiring, similar to the Tom Anderson Cobra wiring. pos 1: Bridge full 500K pos 2: bridge split north coil 250k pos 3: neck and bridge 500k pos 3 pull pot: neck pickup south, bridge pickup north 250k pos 4: neck picup south coil 250k 250k pos 5L neck pickup full 500k

here is the wiring, similar to the Tom Anderson Cobra wiring. pos 1: Bridge full 500K pos 2: bridge split north coil 250k pos 3: neck and bridge 500k pos 3 pull pot: neck pickup south, bridge pickup north 250k pos 4: neck picup south coil 250k 250k pos 5L neck pickup full 500k

depending on the switch you got, you make the single coils see 250k and the humucker see 500k.  You will need the superswitch.  It is typical setup higher end guitars like Andersons and Suhrs

:redflag: I agree.  It sounds great, but the wood just dents so easy

The Suhr pickups are hot pickup with a smooth top end and a snarling midrange.  The Soldano cab you have is an empty 4x12.  I have a Bogner XTC Classic, Suhr modded Marshalll JMP, Egnater MICA TOL100, and a Roccaforte Custom 40.  For cabs, I have a few bogners and a mid 70's Marshall 4x12, all...

I was under the impression that the guitar would need alot of tweaking and a fret leveling once I put it together, but I have to say, everything is flawless on this thing. This thing is very balanced and resonant. It's super light and weights is at about 6.7 Wood: Alder Chambered: Yes Top...