I know what you mean and I've heard there's something you can do about it but I don't know what! I suggest you should talk to a Tech-wizard; those guys allways know what to do. good luck

yea thats sounds like a guitar i just bought, its a chicago series too, it also says KC - IOV, and there is only one humbucker and one knob. cool guitar, but i dont know anything about it either

I have a aor 3012 combo series 2.
Do you know what was the sticker price of this amp when it's new?

man try pulingthe wah pedl apart and removing the pot. replacing it with a jim dunlop one will most liky fix the problem
if this doesn't work then its rooted

okay try this for starters. Kinda tricky at first. 1st)pluck a harmonic on your b (3rd up) string on the fourth fret. You kinda have to hit it almost between the 3rd and 4th frets to get it to sound. 2nd)pull up on the whammy and after this push it all the down, while you are almost all the way down put in some vibrato with the bar. The sound you are going for here is a horse whinny. practice.

Most of the Kramers were pretty well built.For a starter guitar,I'd say go for it!
Good Luck

: Hey folks anybody know where i can get
: the schematic for a laney gh100 amp,
: thanks

It has a great amount of tone. I actually liked it.
Tubes kill Solid State/digital, anyday!

Bill,
If you have big hands, you'll have an advantage. At least in the opinion of Mr. Stubby Fingers here. I have short fingers and I have an easier time of it on short scale guitars with narrow necks. So you're right that hand size, and finger length, are a factor. But if you watch the great guitarists who are really capable of getting a lot of music going with just two hands and one guitar (like Chuck Berry or Eric Clapton) you'll notice that they have very long fingers. Choose your guitar to accomodate your hands and you'll be fine. Be advised that even with big hands you'll still have to "practice, practice, practice." Ask a knowledgeable sales person to show you guitars with longer scales (25" and up) and wider fretboards (measured at the nut starting about 1 and 7/8 inches and up). Rock on, and have some fun.
: seriously. i heard that if you have big hands it be extremly hard to play gituar. is there any truth to this please e-mail me about it. I may be getting a gituar soon. i dont know what kind though. i'm 19 and starting out on my 1st lesson. e-mail me about it folks

I know you wondering why im writing you, well I would like you to know that i am very intrested in buying a guitar. I am 15 years old and have been saving my money just for this day.My mother and Father have said that what ever I wonted, they will help. But if it be possible can you give me a great deal . THANKS
From Ashley in Dallas, Tx
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you need many things to sound like korn(Mesa rectifier amps , many effect pedals....)but you could start tuning your guitar like this: A,E,A,D,G,B,E.
(7 string )
It is important also to change your strings to at least , 0.60 to 0.10 ones.
What guitar do you have?What amp? Answer this , and I´ll help you if I can....see you!!