It is a Canadian euphemism. I can't believe it didn't get an ahem.Is that what you're calling it?
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It is a Canadian euphemism. I can't believe it didn't get an ahem.Is that what you're calling it?
Thanks Kat, I'll see if my vinyl wrap guy can do something with that.![]()
Did you get through the storms unscathed?I got a couple billion posts behind...wondering how many smashed headstocks there have been in my absence? I feel bad because I have that rare 2,000’s era Gibson TBird with an intact headstock, great finish and no neck dive. And I don’t even play metal!
Been playing my Fano with ‘Bird pickups a lot lately. Plays and sounds so good
Over in the JC thread the other day, someone was talking about a tort guard. I was extremely well behaved, but between you and me -- oh the humanity!
Who thinks like that? Some kind of childhood trauma no doubt. If tort were never invented the world would be a better place.Bingo! This is the correct answer.Or maybe none...
Looks good on bowling balls.Who thinks like that? Some kind of childhood trauma no doubt. If tort were never invented the world would be a better place.
I have a white '62 Jazz that it looks decent on--but other things would look better IMO. It's old and original and it's staying as is.
Much better. But I'm just not a fan of the cream PU on those. Of all the colors, I just don't get that one.Well yeah, mine is sans pickguard and I just took off the indicator thing under the chicken head knob. I rarely switch it and when I do, it’s not like the numbers mean anything to me.
Hmmm, might go to black speed knobs next.
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Was wondering about you. Glad you checked in!I got a couple billion posts behind...wondering how many smashed headstocks there have been in my absence? I feel bad because I have that rare 2,000’s era Gibson TBird with an intact headstock, great finish and no neck dive. And I don’t even play metal!
Been playing my Fano with ‘Bird pickups a lot lately. Plays and sounds so good
I'm not convinced even of that. Looks good in the trash can!Looks good on bowling balls.
Much better. But I'm just not a fan of the cream PU on those. Of all the colors, I just don't get that one.
Somehow I knew you would say that! I don’t have any issue with the chrome 3 point and I’ve already put ultralight tuners on it.Black hardware too.
Same here. If it didn’t sound so good, I’d put a chrome Tbird PU in it.Much better. But I'm just not a fan of the cream PU on those. Of all the colors, I just don't get that one.
You need to convert that to fathoms for the USAians… Or is it furlongs?If you measure across the lower third of the word Orville, using the tail of the 'e' as a guide it's 42mm near enough.
Some mojo you just don't mess with. On the new pedalboard, even though I have two open power jacks in the power supply, I'm leaving the Damnation Audio pedal powered via my tuner pedal since it just sounds so good.Same here. If it didn’t sound so good, I’d put a chrome Tbird PU in it.
There is a guy that wrote 64 bit drivers for Paris, so you can run a more modern computer.it really isn’t, there are still folks using VT stuff as well as 2” tape for recording...tape overdrives beautifully...the (very expensive) military grade Burr Brown 20 bit (ADC/DAC) converters we used makes for a very noticeable difference to this day..
Somehow I knew you would say that! I don’t have any issue with the chrome 3 point and I’ve already put ultralight tuners on it.
I didn’t have a matching pair of black speed knobs, see these will have to do for now:
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We are retired.It is a Canadian euphemism. I can't believe it didn't get an ahem.
Salami sandwiches. That's about the extent of looking at it and finding it good.Looks good on bowling balls.
What about Plasti-dip. It peels off if you don't like it, and it seems to work fine on automobile bumpers.It is a strange decision. 'Yeah all the ppl who want an ebony finish bass will be dying to have a cream pickup.'
I'm not convinced any of the alternatives -- vinyl wrap, tape, paint -- are durable enough, so I'll live with it.
Salami sandwiches. That's about the extent of looking at it and finding it good.