: How much? Where are you? Any pics? I may be interested.

: : Seeking advice on the best way to sell a 1979 Gibson

Hi,
You might consider to sell it to me.
I'll pay 2000.00 usd excl. shipping for it.
Richard

Well there is more to it than that because the guitar amps are built to shape the tone of the guitar in a pleasing way-- if done right. That is why Rivera amps and say a Carr amp sound different, they are acheiving different great guitar tones, and reacting to the guitars signal in different ways.

From what I understand you won't damage a bass amp playing a guitar through it-- but I've also been told that bass through guitar amp is a bad bad thing, but the tone, overdrive, subtle compression from the tubes, and the eq settings won't be what a guitar wants to see in an amp.

: Anybody out there have a schematic diagram to fit a Fernandes sustainer FSK-401 kit...?

: I've got a Jackson Dinky Reverse with HSS pickup configuration - the humbucker in the bridge position has a very weak signal - anyone have any suggestions or know where I can get a wiring diagram to fix it? Thanks in advance!

Try This link!
it work out just fine with my RR3
greetz
luke at www.TheGuardian.be

: Hello, I own a Ovation Adamas Guitar. It is a graphite acoustic with a bilt in pick-up. The serial number is 1881-nb5 6997. How much is it worth Thank you for your help!!

i have a concert spanish guitar inside it is written
jose perez concert spanish guitar ,london.
it is about 40yrs old.
what would be its price?

: Hello, I own a Gibson SG the serial number on the back of the headstock is 623684. Im not sure what year or anything it is but its all original equiptment, the pearl inlays are rectangle, not trapezoid, the tuning pegs are three on each side. Thank you very much for your help.

: Hello, I own a old Martin nylon string guitar. It was my fathers and it has been past on to me. He found it while helping a friend renovate an apartment complex, I don't have any info except the serial number (10514) and date (I believe it was built in the early 1900's around 1905 or so). I am intrested in the name of the body style and worth. I would appreciate any help you could give me. Thanks for your time.

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: I have been playing guitar for about two months now, I have messed around with the settings for my amplifier but can't seem to get the sound I want. I have a squire 15??? It has volume, gain, master, treble, mid, and bass. Each of them go to ten. What settings do I need for a clean sound. and how do I distort the sound?
: ---------------------------thanks James

Set the amp up for your clean sound, and get a distortion pedal to take care of the crunch.

Then, when you want distortion, you just kick the pedal on, and, hey presto! Easier than trying to change your amp settings half way through a song!!

: I need some ferrils for a harmony rocket guitar(ca 1966)These are the washer/bushing type inserts that go into the holes where the tuning machines are mounted. Could use other parts or guitar that is good for parts. Thank you.

Hey Bill,
I may have some. I just need a picture of which ones you have. Do they look like a nut on the top or are they round?
Bill

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I got a Gibson SG Special Faded a few months ago (maybe about a year ago), and it still amazes me. I bought it new for $550, plus a bunch of accessories (if you buy an SG, which I highly recommend, you should buy strap locks, or it will slip out of the straps and onto the floor, which is bad, although SG does stand for Solid Guitar, and rightly so), and it was about the best purchase I've ever made. I wasn't sure if I made the right choice at first - I loved the tone, and the look, but it didn't play all that great. But then I got it set up at a good shop close to me, and since then it plays like a dream. Seriously. Since then, I got it set up with heavier strings. I just took it in today to maybe get it set up again, but mostly 'cuz I was worried that the neck was drying out (it's really dry in my apartment), and the guy told me it probably didn't need another set up, just some lemon oil on the neck and some new strings - he could tell I'd been playing it a lot lately because the strings were rusted from rubbing on the frets or something. The last guitar I owned was a Fender Squier, and I never played it because it was such a poorly-crafted piece of shit, it was more frustrating than fun playing it. I can't guarantee that you'll play guitar more if you buy an SG, but I played about twice a month when I had the Fender Squire, and I play almost every day now that I have a Gibson SG. I'm looking into replacing the pickups - they sound really good, but the pickups on SG Specials don't come with covers, and I think I want a 498T for the lead pickup, which is what most SGs, including the Standard, come with.
First, I would say don't be afraid to buy a used SG. Really, they only sound and play better with age, so if you don't mind some scuffs and scratches, look around for a good used SG. That said, I paid less for my guitar than I probably would have spent for a used SG - for some reason, the SG Special is a lot cheaper than other SGs. The differences are mostly cosmetic - the Special doesn't come with bindings, but I talked to a guy at a guitar shop and he told me that the bindings are only cosmetic - they look nice, but they don't really change the way the guitar plays or sounds. The pickups don't come with covers either - again, I think the difference is mostly cosmetic, but in this case I think covers would be nice - they look better, and occasionally my high e string gets caught on the neck pickup, something that wouldn't happen if I had pickups with covers.
I know this is long-winded, but just one more thing - don't buy an Epiphone, or an SG knockoff. Most Epiphones don't have set necks, and so the sustain pretty much sucks, unless you get lucky and find one that has a neck that was bolted on really well. Also, the craftsmanship and electronics on USA Gibsons are top-notch. They don't set them up very well out of the factory, but for $20 or $25, you can take it to a trustworthy guitar shop and have them set it up right.

The SG looks like a million bucks and sounds even better, take it from this satisfied customer.