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Mine has a sticker on it.? 59B, for 59 bridge.? I guess if the sticker is gone, it would be tough to ID.? It is stamped with the Seymour Duncan logo, but the stamped part does not say what kind it

It was one of Barney Kessel's favorite sayings, he used to say: "Just because it can be done, doesn't mean has to be" He used it often when referring to musicians who he felt were over technical,

I think the queston is valid. If the thread has gone on for several days w/o him doing the most obvious thing possible i.e. look at the back of the pu I'm not sure why anyone else would be overly

He is talking about those who illegally UPLOAD content, content that they have not the rights to upload, and those that profit from that illegally UPLOADED content. The semi-equivalent to your radio

My favorite is a Matrix MR-550. It is a battery powered unit but is slightly larger than most battery powered metronomes and has the best sound of any portable unit I have ever heard. It also has

Hi, to understand the changes there you just need to have a grasp of the idea of a "secondary dominant". To make it simple, here's the idea in a nutshell: you can approach any chord (of the key you're

This is the current model, and it works now for those tracks that are legally uploaded. Unfortunately the majority of music is illegally uploaded. See comments below.

Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Has anyone ever heard this phrase ? www.natjanoff.com

Reg, Just think of that E7 as a dominant III chord, don't over analyze it. Joe

Ok, I can't figure this out. Maybe you guys can help explain what's going on with the changes here. So the song starts with CM7 so i'm thinking key of C here but then the E becomes a dominant so maybe

There have been many replies to the original post and only a few mention the players own technique, this is one of the most essential ingredients to the tonal quality that you get from your playing.

IMHO it is worth spending some time on this before you decide what else you require to do, it is by far the least expensive change you can make to your overall rig and yet the choice of plectrum

Okay, just to try to make my point here clearly, without emotion. When I was a youth, I DID NOT PAY for the music I listened to. Yes, it was PAID FOR. I recognize that fact. By advertising, not user

Hi Mark, I have a GB200 as well. (and a GB10) There are quite a few guitarists playing in that style. A few that quickly come to mind are Mark Whitfield and Norman Brown. Scott On Tue, 19 Oct 2010

I have an extra unplayed copy of this set if anyone is interested. (still partially sealed) $25 shipping included anywhere in the US. (not sure what shipping would cost internationally, it is a heavy

My brok down ... but I took it apart and fixed it ... very simple mechanism but it works great ... has a clear and concise CLICK< I've had mine for 40 years and it still is going strong. They also

I have a Franz metronome that I bought in 1972, or thereabouts. It's in a walnut box, & it can either click, or there's a light on top for silent practice. It's kind of big though, and doesn't have

I swapped out the pups on my Sheraton II with Duncan P-Rail 90s ...(with separate 3-way switch - not included) ... and that guitar is SO SWEET .... the variation are numerous of single coil,

My brok down ... but I took it apart and fixed it ... very simple mechanism but it works great ... has a clear and concise CLICK< I've had mine for 40 years and it still is going strong. They also

Hi Jeff, I have a Boss DB-30 that works pretty well. They're around $39. Cheers, JV Juan Vega