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Cool, I am definitely going to give this a shot. Especially since it doesn't permanently alter the guitar. Thanks so much for your help here. The feedback has been driving me nuts ! Do you play in a

I'd like to read that, do you remember the name of the thread? John Amato wrote:

dallasguy2112 wrote: Mine are just wedged in there nice and snug.

IMO i would say your approach is ussually harder but also more likely to sound fresh than using fingerings but, thats not a given. It moslty is a individual thing ...wich ever way helps you understand

Hi Alan, I'm using a Roland Cube 60 (great amp BTW) and it has a closed back. Wit h a closed back amp, what is the best position for it ? I am right handed if that makes any difference. Thanks

--- Toby Rider <high-tech-hillbilly@...> wrote: ...Ihhave a method that works real well -- I posted a whole set of instructions a few weeks ago -- if you go back in the Threads you'll find

Sorry for all the ????, but how is the soundpost held in place, is it glued ? <high-tech-hillbilly@b...> wrote:

One of the problems with most guitar amps is that they have an open back. The sound radiates from the back of the amp, not just the front and therefore moving the amp in front of you dosen't always

dallasguy2112 wrote: You could do it-yourself. You'd want to have a soundpost setter, and a soundpost gauge. Both inexpensive & easily available tools from any luthier supply co., like

OK, I just did some reading on this, and it makes sense. I assume this is a job for a luthier ? Or is there a kit somewhere for the do-it-yourself crowd ? <high-tech-hillbilly@b...> wrote: fits

I haven't seen this model before, but it looks very similar to my AF105, which for $699 was a fantastic jazzbox.

Guys, I'm checking out an Ibanez AF195 -- it's a closeout guitar going for $695 (listing for $1400) ... anyone have any feedback on this box? Thanking You In Advance, John Amato

--- Chris Smart <chris_s@...> wrote: ...Gorgeous guitars ... and the price is right on all the models ... but how do they sound? Thanking You In Advance, John Amato Isa.55:11

--- Dave Woods <david_woods@...> wrote: Can someone explain what "groove" means. Wow, asking a musician to explain a "groove" is like asking an astronaut what it's like to walk in

dallasguy2112 wrote: It's a little wooden dowel that goes on the inside of the box and fits against the top & back of the body. All fiddles, cellos & basses have them. There's some physics behind how

OK, this will really show my ignorance, but what is a soundpost ? <high-tech-hillbilly@b...> wrote: f-holes, back. the It's if but m

Will do ! BTW, the UNT One O'Clock Lab Band is playing tonight at 8pm over at UTD (in Richardson). I'm planning on going, assuming the rain doesn't head this way. <high-tech-hillbilly@b...>

dallasguy2112 wrote: I stuffed one of my Gretsch boxes that I was using alot awhile back. It helped with the feedback problem. I used that lightweight black eggcrate packing foam. I think I got

paradisemusictn: In Bar 4 I said Db7#11 when it should be Db9#11 -- (..yes, it makes a world of a difference) Bar 4: Standard: Db7#11 Alt. Subs: Db7 - Db9#11 - Db7 Thanking You In Advance,

Oh they definitely exist. Get some ear molds taken by an audiologist, then send them to a company who makes the plugs. I can't for the life of me remember the name of the company, but the earplugs