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The Guitar Thread • Page 49

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by troyplaysbass, Mar 5, 2016.

  1. I’ve stripped out my strap lock screws on a couple guitars before. I have a thin sheet of balsa wood that I just cut into little strips to fill the hole, then drive the screw in. Pretty similar to the matchstick idea above. I haven’t even needed wood glue on mine as long as there’s enough pieces of wood in there for the screw to make a tight fit.
     
  2. teebs41

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  3. phaynes12

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    picked up a Mini Glitch in the last batch. these things fucking rule lol.
     
  4. Interesting video! Thanks for posting. I have a couple Behringer pedals. I like getting Behringers to try out before I dive into spending $100+ on a similar (better) effects pedal. I still have a Behringer Chorus pedal on my board though. Although I don't even use it. I guess that's why I haven't replaced it with something else yet.
     
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  5. phaynes12

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    i have the super fuzz. it rules.
     
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  6. teebs41

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    Sell me the chorus pedal on the cheap
     
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  7. I mean, a new one is $25 on Amazon (and with Prime.) If I sold you mine, it'd probably cost just about the same with shipping included, haha.
     
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  8. teebs41

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    Haha true!
     
  9. MrCon

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    Ahhh Behringer pedals. The cheap, malformed cousin of Boss.

    It's funny how things have moved on since those days. I think for a similar price to what Behringer cost then, you'd get a Tone City pedal now, which are far better. But then, when I was a teen, you pretty much had a choice of Boss and EHX. Everything else was too expensive. :-p
     
  10. phaynes12

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    if i want a boss pedal, i’ll shell out for the waza craft editions. some of the behringer circuits are actually better than the boss/ibanez counterparts, they’re just put in shitty plastic lol.
     
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  11. Your Milkshake

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    I have one of the dimension chorus clones from behringer
     
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  12. phaynes12

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    i wanna get the waza dimension c but im waiting for some used ones to pop up on reverb
     
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  13. CellarGhosts

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    I asked my cousin who's a guitar tech about this and he said the same thing albeit with toothpick instead, which I think would probably work better.

    Also sounds good.

    Thanks all!
     
  14. phaynes12

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    i love keeley's stuff and, man, the fuzz bender sounds soooo good

     
  15. MrCon

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    Tried out a Schecter Reaper on Friday. Once again, I played a Schecter which I can't find any fault with, yet it does absolutely nothing for me. I just don't understand.
     
  16. phaynes12

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    think i’m gonna pick up a gretsch tomorrow. anyone have experience with the electromatic line?
     
  17. hermanthehermit

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    I had an older gold top that I loved! As someone who normally plays Fenders, though, it was very heavy.

    Edit: I had to sell it for financial reasons, otherwise I'd still have it!
     
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  19. Your Milkshake

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    Everybody likes Deluxe Reverbs, they rule. The verb and tremolo is really good.

    I have a ‘65 Princeton. Never personally played a ‘68 Fender. The ‘65 stuff is the ‘blackface sound’ the ‘68 stuff is the ‘brownface sound’. Both are renowned but I believe the blackface fender amps seem to be the most sought after. They have a distinct sound difference and you may find it helpful to research the difference if you are in the market. Theres a bit of a culture/genre difference going on between the two.
     
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  20. SEANoftheDEAD

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    This is helpful, I'll look into both of them.

    At home I dabble in anything from jazz to blues but the band I'm in plays indie pop stuff similar to the 1975. A lot of palm muted guitar riffs and 80's style chord progressions. Currently I'm using an AC15 but don't care for the way lead/solo parts come across so I'm in the market for a new amp.

    Came across the Deluxe Reverbs and was digging what I heard through some Youtube vids.
     
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  21. phaynes12

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    honestly if you’re going for that sound you might as well save the money and just get a JC120 used
     
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  22. Your Milkshake

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    are rolands that similar to fenders?
     
  23. phaynes12

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    no but if your style is basically 1975 styled indie pop, both their guitarists use those amps and its a big part of their sound haha
     
  24. MrCon

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    Going to a guitar show this morning. Please wish my wallet luck.
     
  25. SEANoftheDEAD

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    Pick up anything?