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Except "Tenor Guitar" (sometimes) specifically means a four string guitar.

A situation

No regrets and I don't hesitate to mod if I want to. (YMMV)

I play a lot of covers. But we do our own thing with them because that's what we want to do. If you don't like it that's fine, you don't have to listen. I'm playing for my own amusement. But some people do seem to like it, so w/e.

No, it's absolutely not true. You do not get ahead by working hard. That's just some BS your boss tells you to get you to work harder.

I, for one, don't want to work.

Thanks for the input, everyone. The strings on it are GHS bass boomers. I will look into the Kalliums. If there was someone local I trusted to do a better setup than me, I would have them do it. I'll have to take a look at it.

I have a Schecter Studio 8. I would play it more, but it is very high effort. Is this something a good setup might fix, or is it just the nature of an 8 string?

I know this has been covered a dozen times at least... I went to change the tube in my Finally (from the 12ax7 to a 12au7). I got the old tube out, but putting in the new tube I pushed down on the top of the tube and broke the tip off. Clearly not the right way to do that. What's the right...

Different people like different things, and that's okay.

Guess what FINALLY arrived! Tell your packaging department they did a great job.

Vocalists should play an instrument.

I have at least three Rat pedals lying around, but I'd have a hard time saying no to a Hand Wired Lab Rat.

I also use the purple Tortex 1.14mm pick. I've been using it for more than 20 years. I play with a pick probably 98% of the time. Also use it for guitar.

Flurona is so last week, now all the cool kids are getting Deltacron. (Best wishes, Fingers.)

Well, I don't get paid enough for that.

I have an Intex inflatable hot tub. Got it figuring it was worth it to see if it was something we would actually use before investing a lot. Turns out that we like it more than a "real" hot tub. Been using for about a year and a half now.

Schecter 8 string, left handed

Well, if you need a new bass to match your outfit...

I've tried a few, but never found one where I thought I sounded better with it on than off.

I have one of those and it's quite good.

For 99% of knobs in the world, turning the knob clockwise means "more". I like my basses and guitars to follow that convention. What's annoying is that some do and some don't. I've rewired a number so that they work the way I prefer.

Eh, I've done worse things to guitars and basses.

I would like to special order one fluffy kitten with faux fur on the enclosure, and controls labelled "meow" and "hiss" Okay thanks take my money I don't care what the pedal does

Yes.

Yeah, you saw mine at the Whallonsburg Grange.

Not many flat Earthers left. They mostly are following Q now. Here's the video:

Short answer: no. Long answer: no, not really.

They are tools, but I don't throw away a hammer because I'm not banging in a nail at the moment

Why name it? It ain't gonna come when you call.

Carvin BB75 and BB75F, made back when, you know, Carvin did that sort of thing

It sounds enough like a guitar that I don't really see the point. (I've already got about six electric guitars.)

Yes, wierd

With great reluctance

I had the honor of playing there a few times. You don't catch anything from graffiti.

Where are you buying the KZ ZS7? I'm seeing the ZS6 and the ZS10, but not the 7.

I've been listening to Khruanbin quite a bit and Laura Lee is greatly influencing what I want to be doing on bass. Much respect.

Thanks, I will keep that in mind if it acts up again. So far it's been fine for a couple months. I think the bridge just has to be making good, solid contact with the body under each of the strings. I'm not sure why that would come and go, but apparently it can. (Actually I think mine was...

The model is in the thread title. I took the bridge apart, and just carefully re-assembled it. It work fine after that. I did not cut it.

I just wanted to follow up on this after having used it for a while. After I sorted out the one fret that was buzzing, figured out what was going on with the string volume, and replaced the tuners, I was left with a very use-able instrument. I played it at a gig last night and got lots of...