Moar photo poasts http://bestnetworx.com/uploader/files/749/96BCD871-28A8-4EE4-B58A-945F3BACBA17.jpeg http://bestnetworx.com/uploader/files/749/FAA8EC77-B0E1-4339-ACF5-5873931CF569.jpeg http://bestnetworx.com/uploader/files/749/2E523ECE-3EE5-4590-8573-A12B6C7B5C77.jpeg All of the solder joins look o...

sunshiner wrote:I've always liked that some Teiscos had these nice looking mahogany necks. Love how yours looks

I promise it’ll look better once I condition the fretboard

Some before pics to both hold myself accountable and to show (hopefully) how far it’ll come. Unfortunately, it seems I’ve lost both the bridge and the reverb handle. I didn’t plan on using the latter much, but the former is very necessary. I’ve seen some replacements for ...

benecol wrote:That can happen if you overuse the trem.

I think it’s a convenient place to store crackers and cheese in case you get hungry during a gig

Nick wrote:No joke, put it on a foil covered baking pan and cook it on the middle rack at about 100c for 10 minutes or until it's flat. The pickguard that is, not the whole guitar.

New relic’ing technique just dropped

I don’t want it to look brand new, but this thing was fairly neglected by both its previous and current owner, so I’d just like to get the majority of it off. The body isn’t in too terrible of shape and will be easier to clean.

There are various solutions for getting rid of rust, you can get them at a hardware store. Just follow the directions on the bottle. Also various solutions for the fretboard, for example Dunlop lemon oil or Dr. Duck's Axe Wax. Guitar shops have them. You can try cleaning the pots, just spray TV tun...

So I’ve decided to get off my ass and start fixing up the guitars in my collection that are broken in minor ways, or in most cases, just in pieces. I’m wanting to start with my Recco, which is a vintage Teisco model with different branding. The specifics of that aren’t important...

I can’t speak for anyone else, but that someone is me. I got really into hardbass for a couple months last year. Listening to the set now, and opening with the Cher track is a great choice

Edit: 1000% in to it

argylelewis wrote:Rounds it is for me then! Slinkys have never let me down so I'll see what they're like. Price increase compared to guitar strings though, what's going on there?!

I imagine it’s just material cost? More metal because the strings are bigger? Or comedy tax because BASS?

Doog wrote:I'd put money on a majority of Fried Mans customer base being exactly the sort of people who would relish such a thing.



whose friedmans is this?

You already KNOW what it is

That yellow is SEX

Doog wrote:

paul_ wrote:

NickS wrote:30 Ls? Sounds like one hell of a bargain.

If only... this giant toy costs $1200/£1300

Nearer 1KL (kilolitre) in practise, but yeah

That’s a lot of volume… I’ll see myself out

HAWT. Great work!!

Nick wrote:It all worked out, looks Fantastic!

Also imagining a bag full of GFS hardware rust has me dying

Can you imagine the GFS copy on the website page for a “Bag of Rust�

Endorsed by Earl Slick or something

Edit: Bag of Rust is a great name for a pedal

Just adding another +1 to the Dream 90, I use one in the bridge of a single pickup strat I put together, it’s a great choice.

dots wrote:watts is also a peavey amp fan, iirc.

Ditto here. A friend/bandmate in FL has used a valveking forever. I found a used one for cheap recently but alas, it wasn’t meant to be.

NickS wrote:30 Ls? Sounds like one hell of a bargain.

Another sexy fuckin squier baritone I won’t be able to buy

plopswagon wrote:If you're running it through a Metal Zone stompbox, they'll all sound the same anyway.

Something something tone in the fingers, mojo, etc