Well, the right amount of moisture in the wood is whatever it will be in its working environment. The problem with kiln drying is that the outside...
It looks like they are still using the original shape pick guard, and it is nowhere near fitting the contours of the current horns.
You should choose your amp for the genre, not the guitar
No reason not to do that. But if you are putting two different timbers together, they must seasoned properly - three years or so. Kiln-dried wood...
I never use water on a fretboard - it will get into the fibres and swell them. I have a small plastic scraper that I use to remove the gunge that...
Oxford University is well advanced in a vaccine and human trials are underway with many subjects. One of them recently became unexpectedly sick...
Pulloffs never are. They need a movement towards the edge. If you never do them, fine. But don't use that as the basis of advice to someone else....
Chili, mate. I think we've got the message.
Is that not right? Then it is wired wrongly.
If the bridge is all the way down and you still can't get a good action, the guitar needs to go back. This will not improve as the guitar ages....
Failure of imagination.... Gibson set actions ridiculously high so that when they change in a different temperature and humidity, there is no...
I've never seen a bridge with that degree of tilt on it. As for action, if you can get it where you like it then all is fine. But I would say that...
If the twist round the ball is not done properly, the steel/nickel can work harden at that point and go brittle.
I like the weasel wording in their ad - "Have been used by players like Jeff Beck and SRV". Clearly means no longer used, and in all probability...
Makes sense. I take it you have neighbours about a mile away who need entertaining? :cheers:
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