Some rockstars do it because they have the emotional control of a 2 year old.Bruce Springsteen does that with his 7ender Esquire.
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Some rockstars do it because they have the emotional control of a 2 year old.Bruce Springsteen does that with his 7ender Esquire.
Some rockstars do it because they have the emotional control of a 2 year old.
I wouldn’t, unless there is a specific issue you are trying to cure other than appearance. JMO, but the less you remove the better. YMMV.So, here is how it looks.
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Should I file down the top of it so that only 1/2 the string sits in there? It seems like i should....
I wouldn’t, unless there is a specific issue you are trying to cure other than appearance. JMO, but the less you remove the better. YMMV.
Others have a sense of humour about technical difficulties
I suspect that the changes are not about sound quality, but primarily about tuning and perhaps to a lesser degree feel.
If either of those had been made by Pete Traynor...
If there’s any left to replace itYeah, but I'll bet he can afford replacements.![]()

The original "Drop Tuning".Oddly, the Kasino(they were built like tanks)sounded better after the drop. I did not drop it again to improve it.![]()

Do they make "Traynor Wheels" for that 27 pound bass?"TRAYNOR: The world's only 27 pound bass."
THUNDERBIRD shaped.

Did you bring enough for everyone?Yes, the drugs are kicking in
Some rockstars do it because they have the emotional control of a 2 year old.
Some rockstars do it because they have the emotional control of a 2 year old.
Did you bring enough for everyone?
)Yeah, the rule of time-outs is 1 minute for each year of age. He's going to be sitting in a corner being ignored for nearly an hour.An insult to 2 year olds everywhere.
Even at R&R volume I can easily tell the difference between various guitars i.e. Angus and Malcom Young, playing Gibson and Gretsch respectively. Strats, even more so, while not my favorite guitar, in the right hands (i.e. Ritchie Blackmore or Robin Trower) it's a great sounding instrument with a unique voice.
Some rockstars do it because they have the emotional control of a 2 year old.
"TRAYNOR: The world's only 27 pound bass."
THUNDERBIRD shaped.
There's a used one on Reverb(not mine)for $500.I see Hetfield has adopted the Rammstein disappearing mic stand.
My YBA200 is 19kg, which makes it a featherweight compared to others of a similar power rating.
Even looks similar to Richard Kruspe's mic!I see Hetfield has adopted the Rammstein disappearing mic stand.
My Mesa Strategy weighs 22kg (49lbs)... 465 Watts of tube power. The benefits of metal go beyond just the music!My YBA200 is 19kg, which makes it a featherweight compared to others of a similar power rating.

A disappearing mic stand?There's a used one on Reverb(not mine)for $500.
It is also a fitness tool or torture device, depending on your point of view.Even looks similar to Richard Kruspe's mic!
My Mesa Strategy weighs 22kg (49lbs)... 465 Watts of tube power. The benefits of metal go beyond just the music!![]()
I use basses tuned in E, D, & C# in my heavy band. It can get confusing when I’m in D tuning across the board, but the guitarist only has his E dropped to DYeah, yer prolly right. Not being a gee-tar player, I don't think of different tunings