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28 minutes ago, Kay said:

I did not expect a Jimmy Eat World sticker.

really? i praise clarity up and down on these boards. my top record of '99. that is actually cut from a clarity promo cover art sticker. got it at a record store in february that year.

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7 hours ago, daveyjones said:

really? i praise clarity up and down on these boards. my top record of '99. that is actually cut from a clarity promo cover art sticker. got it at a record store in february that year.

Oh yeah I think we've discussed Clarity before, sorry I completely spaced haha 

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Posted
33 minutes ago, Patient #48273 said:

Bought this somewhat impulsively today.

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I think I'm gonna put a tortoise shell pickguard on there.

You do real tortoise shell or you do nothing!

Posted
1 hour ago, Patient #48273 said:

Bought this somewhat impulsively today.

s-l1600.jpg

I think I'm gonna put a tortoise shell pickguard on there.

Oh, baby. Damn. 

Posted
On 1/14/2021 at 6:47 AM, Backpfeifengesicht said:

Ordered some locking tuners from Fender the other day and they just arrived this morning. I'm excited!

locking are the best

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Posted
9 minutes ago, daveyjones said:

locking are the best

I have them on my Tele and love them but the strat was handed down to me and needs some work. This is the first step.

Posted
20 minutes ago, Backpfeifengesicht said:

I have them on my Tele and love them but the strat was handed down to me and needs some work. This is the first step.

i have these on my yamaha super strat:

https://www.amazon.com/Sperzel-Line-Locking-Tuners-Black/dp/B000Z4M9NC/

and these on my washburn LP:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0789YLB1D/

everyone talks up sperzels, and they are good. but i think after having them on for a while, gotoh is a superior product.

Posted
1 minute ago, daveyjones said:

everyone talks up sperzels, and they are good. but i think after having them on for a while, gotoh is a superior product.

Can’t comment on the quality of Gotoh but I had a Spurzel lock up on me when a string broke and the pin wouldn’t release. I called the company at like 8pm and Bob Spurzel picked up, apparently he was working late in the shop, and he sent me a replacement tuner free of charge. That experience sold me on his company to the point I’ll evangelize for them any chance I get. 

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Posted
59 minutes ago, Trainwreck said:

That experience sold me on his company to the point I’ll evangelize for them any chance I get. 

oh for sure. the company's rep is like undefeated. they are the ernie ball of american made tuning machines.

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I bought a decent ukulele today ... my daughter has one and I figure it will be fun to learn how to play and teach her. Then I can record shitty punk songs in ukulele, like Milo.

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On 1/15/2021 at 5:01 PM, Trainwreck said:

Can’t comment on the quality of Gotoh but I had a Spurzel lock up on me when a string broke and the pin wouldn’t release. I called the company at like 8pm and Bob Spurzel picked up, apparently he was working late in the shop, and he sent me a replacement tuner free of charge. That experience sold me on his company to the point I’ll evangelize for them any chance I get. 

Can confirm.

They were awesome to deal with when I purchased Sperzel tuners for my surf green build.

They seem like a small shop too, but yes they are awesome.

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Hey, gear guys, should the bridge on my strat be flush with the body or is it okay to leave it floating a bit? I took off the whammy and it's just a matter of tightening springs. The problem is, if I tighten them to get the bridge flush then the low e buzzes ... I do kind of like the bridge raised a bit because I can manually push on in to mess with the sound, so it's cool for the effect but I don't know if I'm damaging the guitar by leaving it like this.

Posted
23 hours ago, Slevin Seconds said:

Hey, gear guys, should the bridge on my strat be flush with the body or is it okay to leave it floating a bit? I took off the whammy and it's just a matter of tightening springs. The problem is, if I tighten them to get the bridge flush then the low e buzzes ... I do kind of like the bridge raised a bit because I can manually push on in to mess with the sound, so it's cool for the effect but I don't know if I'm damaging the guitar by leaving it like this.

The bridge is supposed to float a bit on a strat so you can use the tremolo, so it's totally fine to leave it that way if you like it.

I've decked the bridges on both of my strats because I don't use trem at all and I found I'd always throw the tuning off when palm muting.

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