: I was given a paramount archtop which i had to restore and would like to find out anything else about the maker of my guitar. As in where they where made, what years they where produced and really just anything
Thanks
Miles
Canada

Kevin,
I also have a paramount guitar from the 30's. I believe my guitar is from the first year of the Paramount banjo Co. Change over to guitars. The serial number is 224 so I believe the company made this in the first year of guitar production witch was 1934.
This information I found on the net. I do have photo's of the guitar. It's all rosewood and has a second sound chamber inside that is round and can be veiwed through the f-holes. the guitar also came with original string packages from the 30's. I also have the case.

Depends if it´s japanese or korean.
I have a korean GB-10, don´t know year of made.
I guess mi guitar is about 1500 us Dollars
A japanese one might be around 1800-2200.
Year 1978: i don´t really know if there is something special with that year on that guitar.

Hank,

I also own a Rotoverb (Logic Research), and mine flaked-out years ago. But it sounded GREAT before it died. I hear the guitar, but I get no rotary action whatsoever. The numbers on the IC chips are too faded for anyone to read.

Have you had any luck getting yours repaired?

Thanks!

Mike

: i wonder ? if logic research labs in fullerton,calif. is still around and how might i go about getting my rotoverb fixed? hank

The undisputed champ for those using acoustic guitars at high spl's and wanting to avoid feedback is the Sunrise p/u as used by Bono, Leo Kottke, Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett and many others. I personally have used mine for almost seven years now. You MUST get the p/u AND the solid state preamp for the "Sunrise" sound. BUT, it will run you about $300.00 - worth every cent. Jim makes 1000 units every year and they go quickly. Check out the Sunrise website for more info. God bless, Stan

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If the 'buzz' is up the neck (1st fret(s)) it probally isn't 'strong' enough to get picked up, why you hear it unplugged... just dress up the fret if it's the problem or raise the action a little till it goes away.

: I got a new Ibanez PGM guitar, on fret from 1,2,3 the low E string to A,D,G,B, high E string. when I play my guitar with out plug into the amp I heard these buzz noise but when I plug it into the amp I don't hear NO buzz noise or hear NO dead fret. why do it make that buzz noise ? if you can help me than do email me ! thanks

I have a Yamaki 12-string in good condition. Let me know if you're interested.

My advice for a Punk-rocker is to use single(durable) pedals.Most punk-rock doesn't call for a lot of tones.It's mostly about aggression!
I'd say,get a decent dist./OD ,flanger/chorus,delay.If they break,jusy get another one.
Could you imagine spending $500. on a processor,just to have some FAT BASTID spill beer on it??? Fucked up,ain't it??
Good Luck

In my opinion the best way to "put some fire" into a tele is putting some Joe Barden pick ups on it. You should also have a good nut (graph tech works well) and good bridge saddles (for me old brass Esquire ones are a good choice. Good luck. Keep pickin'

: i need the dementions of a coffin case so i can build one thanx

I am building one now e mail Me for the demetions.