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DORADO Acoustic by Gretsch info

Posted by Mike on Sat, 10/09/2004 - 11:10.

Has anyone any information on this guitar ? What wood it is made of? I was told it is an early 1970'2 ( 72 - 73 )
Very nice looking acoustic jumbo body

Re: DORADO Acoustic by Gretsch info

Posted by Dwight Listmayer on Sat, 10/09/2004 - 15:26.

: Has anyone any information on this guitar ? What wood it is made of? I was told it is an early 1970'2 ( 72 - 73 )
: Very nice looking acoustic jumbo body

Did you by any chance mean ElDorado? Single, round cutaway hollow style. Arched spruce top with F holes & raised pickguard? Maple back/sides/neck. Adjustable ebony bridge, gold G trapeze tailpiece & 3 per side gold tuners. Natural and Sunburst mfd 1955 to 1970. 1968 - 70's were Sunburst only. Nice guitar.

Take care. strat Man Dwight

Yamaha APX-10

Posted by Lars Odeholm on Sat, 10/09/2004 - 11:20.

Yamaha APX-10

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Re: Fender Mod

Posted by James Hope on Sat, 10/09/2004 - 13:00.

Well i am not buying the pickup you see, i am buying an new guitar and replacing the bridge pickup then usin what i took out of the new guitar.
So you think i should buy a new pick guard?
Will changing all the pots and switches over bee smooth?
I guess it would but just want to check.

Re: HOW DO YOU CHANGE STRINGS ON AN ELECTRIC????

Posted by lee edlund on Tue, 01/16/2001 - 01:30.

: I recently got a used Gibson LS Studio and want to change to new strings. I'm not totally clueless, I've played acoustic guitar for 3 yrs, so I know how to thread the tuners but I have no idea about the bridge, can someone tell me what to do. thanks

Re: Fender Mod

Posted by Andrew Listmayer on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 21:10.

: Well i am not buying the pickup you see, i am buying an new guitar and replacing the bridge pickup then usin what i took out of the new guitar.
: So you think i should buy a new pick guard?
: Will changing all the pots and switches over bee smooth?
: I guess it would but just want to check.

Response: Yes, changing over all of the pots, switches and any existing pickups to a new pickguard can be done without desoldering, or taking apart anything.

Also gives you a good chance to insulate the guitar by sticking tin foil or aluminum tape to the guard, and trimming it with something like an X-acto knife so that it's not showing. Higher price guards may already be insulated.

Check that the screwholes on the new guard for mounting to the guitar's body match the holes in the wood, unless you don't mind making a few new ones.

When I put the knobs on the pot shafts ... if for some reason they have to come off & be repositioned, I use something like a credit card to pry them up, while rotating them. Don't want to see you damage a new pickguard.

All the best. Andrew

unknown guitar

Posted by Leonard Shannon on Sat, 10/09/2004 - 13:07.

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Re: unknown guitar

Posted by Daisy Girl on Tue, 10/12/2004 - 09:54.

Information on this guitar is available in the US at Sam Ash Music, try Dayton Ohio, ask for Dave or any knowledgeable permanent staff, such as the Manager.

Daisy

Re: unknown guitar

Posted by Dwight Listmayer on Sun, 10/31/2004 - 12:15.

: Information on this guitar is available in the US at Sam Ash Music, try Dayton Ohio, ask for Dave or any knowledgeable permanent staff, such as the Manager.

: Daisy

Perhaps you meant Columbus Ohio, check dealers www.samashmusic.com Strat man Dwight

70's Gibson Howard Roberts

Posted by Marc Babin on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 01:32.

I have one in great condition but the neck has a buzz on the g string at the 14th fret. What's the best way to repair this. Probably adjust the truss rod.

Please reply

Posted by mike on Sun, 03/04/2001 - 20:41.

if i am playing a C cord do i just find a C note and play a certain scale? please explain thanks mike

Wiring Motherbuckers

Posted by James Hope on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 08:09.

Wiring Motherbuckers

This popular thread has been given its own page : Wiring Motherbuckers

epiphone AJ-1512 12- string

Posted by Jonathan on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 10:09.

epiphone AJ-1512 12- string

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Re: ibanez with a floating floyd rose and the make #9201075

Posted by Trevor on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 17:12.

well i finally just got your pictures to work and first off, it isnt a floating tremolo system, its a double locking floyd rose that comes standard on quite a few LTD by ESP's, in fact its the only system they use on solidbody electrics, its probably the most standard and best for the money, not too many other trems, let me refraise, NO other trem is as good as a floyd, even custom guitars use them all the time, have a nice day, thats just info on the trem, thats gunna be hard though cause even the best ibanez guitars with a trem use floyds. Trevor

Re: Easy Songs to Learn

Posted by James Harrlson on Sat, 09/16/2000 - 05:42.

: Hi, I'm wanting to know some easy Alternative Rock songs to play...I'm wanting them to use chords. I know all of the basic chords and some of the other ones...If you can help me, please make a responce or e-mail your comment to me. My e-mail address is [email protected] Thanks...Bye
: Da Jumpman

help!

Posted by MICHAEL on Wed, 09/27/2000 - 15:13.

I need to be able to play good ridence on the piano for a tribute concert i am doing. We are doing it at my school but we dont know the music!can somebody out there help.
my email is [email protected]

Re: Easy Songs to Learn

Posted by Gali Ben Yair on Mon, 10/09/2000 - 03:16.

: Hi, I'm wanting to know some easy Alternative Rock songs to play...I'm wanting them to use chords. I know all of the basic chords and some of the other ones...If you can help me, please make a responce or e-mail your comment to me. My e-mail address is [email protected] Thanks...Bye
: Da Jumpman

Re: Easy Songs to Learn

Posted by guillermo on Tue, 10/10/2000 - 22:43.

: Hi, I'm wanting to know some easy Alternative Rock songs to play...I'm wanting them to use chords. I know all of the basic chords and some of the other ones...If you can help me, please make a responce or e-mail your comment to me. My e-mail address is [email protected] Thanks...Bye
: Da Jumpman

FREE Musician referral board!

Posted by Stan on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 19:07.

Check it out! http://pub48.bravenet.com/classified/show.php?usernum=4042908327

Re: Ventura Doubleneck

Posted by Chris Gansz on Sat, 07/03/2004 - 12:59.

: I just purchased a white Ventura Doubleneck (12+6).
: Does anyone have information about the guitar or company? I think it's a Japanese model from the early 70's. Value? Company info? History?

Re: Ventura Doubleneck

Posted by Chris Gansz on Sat, 07/03/2004 - 13:01.

: I just purchased a white Ventura Doubleneck (12+6).
: Does anyone have information about the guitar or company? I think it's a Japanese model from the early 70's. Value? Company info? History?
Ventura was another name for Ibanez - so effectively, you have an Ibanez guitar! I have had a Dan Armstrong (see through) replica by Ventura and a friend of mine has had an SG replica from Ventura. Not bad stuff.

Re: Carlsbro Amps, how or where to get in USA

Posted by Dwight Listmayer on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 20:41.

Carlsbro Amps, how or where to get in USA

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Re: confession

Posted by Sister Christian and the Night Rangers on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 20:56.

: im realy a cock sucking faggot, im sorry for any offence ive caused in the past, and im glad to be a gay gay pink tutu wearing scumbag lose.
: please forgive me.

Confession is always good for the soul. If you are not satisfied with the direction of your life and are morally challenged, there are many other websites where others are dealing with the same problems. They are found under many of the key words which you use.

Personally, I think that tutus are getting excessively pricey anyhow (I need many in my line of work), along with the the standard habits and french maid costumes. Perhaps you could help people with their wardrobe issues. This is about music and gear, by the way.

Brother, we love you and forgive you. It is important that you forgive yourself too. Sis "C" & the band

Model LE450

Posted by Bill Allen on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 21:14.

Does anyone know what a 1985 Ibanez Lonestar series,
LE450 model (electric solidbody nylon string)in
excellent cond. is worth?

my $3000 charvel copy project

Posted by Joseph Cipolla on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 22:58.

check it out..let me know what ya think....sounds fkn great www.axeshredder.com

Re: Digital Ear: Pitch to MIDI conversion [FREE DEMO]

Posted by Roy Clendaniel on Mon, 07/24/2000 - 20:07.

:
: PRESS RELEASE: Epinoisis Software Corporation. Octomber 14, 1999
: ________________________________________________________________________

: Epinoisis Software announces:

: Digital Ear(r) for Windows 98/95
: Revolutionary Wave-to-MIDI conversion software.

: For a FREE demo visit us at: http://digitalear.iwarp.com/
: ________________________________________________________________________

: More information about Digital Ear(r) follows:

: » What is Digital Ear(r)?

: Digital Ear can analyze a recorded solo performance (e.g. a singing
: human voice, or a musical instrument) and convert it a standard MIDI
: file. That file can be send directly to any synthesizer or can be
: imported to your favorite sequencer for mixing with other tracks, or
: further processing. Digital ear reads standard PCM wave (.wav) files.

: » Beyond «Pitch-to-MIDI» Conversion

: Unlike conventional so-called «Pitch-to-MIDI» converters, Digital Ear
: will send high-resolution pitch events closely matching that of your
: original sound. Any vibrato, tremolo, pitch-bend, or portamento effects
: of your recorded sound will be faithfully converted and reproduced into
: any voice of your synthesizer.

: » Pitch is Only the Beginning...

: A unique capability of Digital Ear not found elsewhere, is that it can
: capture and send to your MIDI synthesizer, detailed envelope and
: harmonic content (brightness) events. Those features can boost your
: synthesizer's voice realism and enhance your musical expression.

: Think of Digital Ear as your ultimate MIDI controller!
: ________________________________________________________________________

: For more information visit : http://digitalear.iwarp.com/
: Or email us at : [email protected]
: ________________________________________________________________________

Re: Digital Ear: Pitch to MIDI conversion [FREE DEMO]

Posted by John Stephens on Sun, 10/29/2000 - 03:25.

:
: PRESS RELEASE: Epinoisis Software Corporation. Octomber 14, 1999
: ________________________________________________________________________

: Epinoisis Software announces:

: Digital Ear(r) for Windows 98/95
: Revolutionary Wave-to-MIDI conversion software.

: For a FREE demo visit us at: http://digitalear.iwarp.com/
: ________________________________________________________________________

: More information about Digital Ear(r) follows:

: » What is Digital Ear(r)?

: Digital Ear can analyze a recorded solo performance (e.g. a singing
: human voice, or a musical instrument) and convert it a standard MIDI
: file. That file can be send directly to any synthesizer or can be
: imported to your favorite sequencer for mixing with other tracks, or
: further processing. Digital ear reads standard PCM wave (.wav) files.

: » Beyond «Pitch-to-MIDI» Conversion

: Unlike conventional so-called «Pitch-to-MIDI» converters, Digital Ear
: will send high-resolution pitch events closely matching that of your
: original sound. Any vibrato, tremolo, pitch-bend, or portamento effects
: of your recorded sound will be faithfully converted and reproduced into
: any voice of your synthesizer.

: » Pitch is Only the Beginning...

: A unique capability of Digital Ear not found elsewhere, is that it can
: capture and send to your MIDI synthesizer, detailed envelope and
: harmonic content (brightness) events. Those features can boost your
: synthesizer's voice realism and enhance your musical expression.

: Think of Digital Ear as your ultimate MIDI controller!
: ________________________________________________________________________

: For more information visit : http://digitalear.iwarp.com/
: Or email us at : [email protected]
: ________________________________________________________________________

Re: Digital Ear: Pitch to MIDI conversion [FREE DEMO]

Posted by craig reynolds on Sun, 11/19/2000 - 21:07.

:
: PRESS RELEASE: Epinoisis Software Corporation. Octomber 14, 1999
: ________________________________________________________________________

: Epinoisis Software announces:

: Digital Ear(r) for Windows 98/95
: Revolutionary Wave-to-MIDI conversion software.

: For a FREE demo visit us at: http://digitalear.iwarp.com/
: ________________________________________________________________________

: More information about Digital Ear(r) follows:

: » What is Digital Ear(r)?

: Digital Ear can analyze a recorded solo performance (e.g. a singing
: human voice, or a musical instrument) and convert it a standard MIDI
: file. That file can be send directly to any synthesizer or can be
: imported to your favorite sequencer for mixing with other tracks, or
: further processing. Digital ear reads standard PCM wave (.wav) files.

: » Beyond «Pitch-to-MIDI» Conversion

: Unlike conventional so-called «Pitch-to-MIDI» converters, Digital Ear
: will send high-resolution pitch events closely matching that of your
: original sound. Any vibrato, tremolo, pitch-bend, or portamento effects
: of your recorded sound will be faithfully converted and reproduced into
: any voice of your synthesizer.

: » Pitch is Only the Beginning...

: A unique capability of Digital Ear not found elsewhere, is that it can
: capture and send to your MIDI synthesizer, detailed envelope and
: harmonic content (brightness) events. Those features can boost your
: synthesizer's voice realism and enhance your musical expression.

: Think of Digital Ear as your ultimate MIDI controller!
: ________________________________________________________________________

: For more information visit : http://digitalear.iwarp.com/
: Or email us at : [email protected]
: ________________________________________________________________________

Re: Rack Power Amps Preamps

Posted by Pookster on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 23:03.

: I agree with Andrew here. The Marshall's are muddy sounding and sometimes sound like the speakers are cracked or ratted out. I have a Crate GFX 65 with FlexWave Evolution 5 Tube Simulation lined in to a Marshall 8008 Valvestate Stereo (80 watts per side) rack mount power amp. The Marshall is mounted in a 4 x 10 cab that I custom built with Celestion speakers. I also have a 12 inch Carvin British Series (100 watt) extension speaker cab that I built. This gives a me total of 225 watts of power and the combination is unbelievable. I have about $700.00 in all of it and can walk all over my two friends full stack Marshall's. They both have JCM 2000 TSL's costing over three times what I've spent and neither of them can achieve the clean tone, distortion or sustain I get.

YNGWIE strat.

Posted by km on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 23:59.

i have a 2000 yngwie strat--it doesnt say where it was made on the guitar---how can i tell ????

Re: I need advice on good recording software

Posted by iansekong on Wed, 07/11/2001 - 07:20.

: well, best bang for the buck would be soundforge vegas pro, it's at least reliable with recording on the fly to the hard drive. I do work for capcom and sony, never had a problem with demos for games, as for your computer, make sure you are y2k ready, meaning, windows 98 with all the servicepacks downloaded from microsoft or you won't be able to use your new software. The best hardware to use is a Pentium II or III with 128 or higher ram and a genuine intel chipset on the motherboard, also use a udma/66 hard drive with the udma/66 interface card on the machine, hardware is relatively cheap so this should'nt be too painful, good luck.......

Rickenbacker - aftermarket pickups anywhere?

Posted by Andrew Listmayer on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 01:39.

Rickenbacker - aftermarket pickups anywhere?

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Washburn bass wiring

Posted by Brightsbane on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 01:56.

Has anyone heard of a Washburn B-105 Force ABT 5 string bass? I have recently aquired one with shot electronics. Does anyone have a wiring schematic? Would greatly appreciate it.

music

Posted by Norman Smith on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 08:40.

Does anyone have any idea where I might find sheet music from James King...specifically a song called "Bed by the Window"

Yamaha SG450

Posted by Jilly on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 10:08.

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can anyone help me find any information about this guitar?! i've searched all over, but to no avail. PLZ help me
Luv Jilly

Re: Yamaha SG450

Posted by Dwight Listmayer on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 18:29.

: can anyone help me find any information about this guitar?! i've searched all over, but to no avail. PLZ help me
: Luv Jilly

With all due respect, could you mean the FG450?

Strat man dwight

Re: Yamaha SG450

Posted by jilly on Thu, 10/14/2004 - 10:46.

: : can anyone help me find any information about this guitar?! i've searched all over, but to no avail. PLZ help me
: : Luv Jilly

: With all due respect, could you mean the FG450?

: Strat man dwight

no strat man dwight, its an yamah sg450, it says it on the headstock and also on the pickups.

new electric guitar

Posted by Bob on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 10:12.

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Re: new electric guitar

Posted by lee on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 10:40.

a set neck is a glued in neck, there is a pocket cut into the bodie of the guitar and then the neck is glued in like a tennon joint, 99% of all gibson guitars use this method, the other option is a bolt on neck, istead of using a permanent glue they bolt the neck in using screws, 99% of fenders use this option, which is the best?? it all depends on your ear, some people say set necks give more sustain, although gibson mainly use mahogany (better suited to glue) for their necks, and fender mainly use maple (better suited to screw in). the set neck option tends to be more expensive, bolt on cheaper.
bolt on necks you can change about, they are genrally quite cheap to buy, bolt on maple necks are extremely strong, set neck mahogany are quite fragile, check out Pete Townshend, one swing of a Rickenbacker 330 (set neck mahogany) would produce electrifying results! one hit and its in a hundred peices, unlike the Fender Strats he used to try and smash up, you could often count 5 or 6 hard swings before even the first string broke!.
so there you have it, if you prefer a rock sustain gibson type sound, then go for a set neck guitar, if you like the cutting blues tone of a fender, then go for the bolt on neck.
everyone still awake??

Re: new electric guitar

Posted by Dwight Listmayer on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 18:33.

: a set neck is a glued in neck, there is a pocket cut into the bodie of the guitar and then the neck is glued in like a tennon joint, 99% of all gibson guitars use this method, the other option is a bolt on neck, istead of using a permanent glue they bolt the neck in using screws, 99% of fenders use this option, which is the best?? it all depends on your ear, some people say set necks give more sustain, although gibson mainly use mahogany (better suited to glue) for their necks, and fender mainly use maple (better suited to screw in). the set neck option tends to be more expensive, bolt on cheaper.
: bolt on necks you can change about, they are genrally quite cheap to buy, bolt on maple necks are extremely strong, set neck mahogany are quite fragile, check out Pete Townshend, one swing of a Rickenbacker 330 (set neck mahogany) would produce electrifying results! one hit and its in a hundred peices, unlike the Fender Strats he used to try and smash up, you could often count 5 or 6 hard swings before even the first string broke!.
: so there you have it, if you prefer a rock sustain gibson type sound, then go for a set neck guitar, if you like the cutting blues tone of a fender, then go for the bolt on neck.
: everyone still awake??

From the Strat House: Actually I was asleep. Building a 3 humbucker Strat and it is just smoking my brains with all the coil splits, phasing pickups with themselves, and others etc. But I got the neck "bolted on" no prob. Good answer Lee.

Strat Man Dwight

Oscar Aleman News Letter

Posted by Hans Koert on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 10:43.

The new Oscar Aleman's News Letter has been published. One of the items is the release of the complete Argentinean Odeon recordings. Enjoy it: http://people.zeelandnet.nl/koerthchkz/news.htm

samick

Posted by vilhjalmur on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 12:02.

hello can anibodi tell me whath my 12 string samick gitar is worth. he is made in korea before 1952 i thenk. sorry my englsh im a islender help me ....'''

Re: Sustainer

Posted by dieter on Wed, 11/01/2000 - 23:16.

: Does any one know if there are any companies making a
: pickup similar to the Sustainer on Fernandes guitars
: that is suitable for retro fitting? I know about the
: E-bow but that only works for single notes.

: Jonny

Re: Sustainer

Posted by dieter on Wed, 11/01/2000 - 23:18.

Message for jonny:
I did just put up a retrofit SUSTAINIAC system on ebay.
Today is the 11.1.00

Re: Sustainer

Posted by Nazi on Tue, 08/07/2001 - 11:32.

: The original design on which the Fernandes unit is based comes from Maniac Music of Indianapolis. They make two models of their Sustainiac unit: the Model B, a heavy-duty stomp box that vibrates a metal plate you attach to the headstock, and a new compact Stealth model that can be installed in a humbucker cavity with an advanced pickup (Stealth's base price is about $200). They do have a Web site.

Wesly Guitars

Posted by Eddie on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 12:46.

Are wesly guitars any good because i want 2 learn how 2 play bass and i saw a nice lookin wesley gothic guitar on ebay but it was very cheap and i was wondering if any1 knos if there any good. Im into all types of metal so if u kno could u please email me thank you

Wesly Guitars

Posted by Eddie on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 12:46.

Are wesly guitars any good because i want 2 learn how 2 play bass and i saw a nice lookin wesley gothic guitar on ebay but it was very cheap and i was wondering if any1 knos if there any good. Im into all types of metal so if u kno could u please email me thank you

Kalamazoo

Posted by andy on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 14:27.

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I have aquired a Gibson Kalamazoo and can't find out too much about it. I understand that George Harrison had one.
If anyone can give me a clue on how much it mught be worth, if anything, it would be great.
The serial number 1196 is stamped into the back of the head as is "made in the USA"

Re: Kalamazoo

Posted by Dwight Listmayer on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 18:53.

: I have aquired a Gibson Kalamazoo and can't find out too much about it. I understand that George Harrison had one.
: If anyone can give me a clue on how much it mught be worth, if anything, it would be great.
: The serial number 1196 is stamped into the back of the head as is "made in the USA"

Response: With that serial number being the best clue, I assume that it's ink stamped, you may have a Les Paul Kalamazoo commissioned by Gibson in 1979 only, with 1959 features PLUS "Les Paul KM" engraved on truss rod covers, and cream coloured, covered pickups.

This was Gibson's first nationally distributed flametop re-issue.

Early examples included a metal plate with engraved "Custom Made" logo just below the tailpiece. approx 1500 of this model were made at Gibson's Kalamazoo plant.

I do not know about George Harrison having one but it sounds good. Anyone else?

Strat Man Dwight

Re: Kalamazoo

Posted by lee on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 19:03.

Never heard of a Kalamazoo model, kalamazoo is where the first gibson factory was located, some of the best guitars came out of that factory, im a bit sketchy with my gibson history, but didnt they move out of their and leave the sister company Epiphone to use it? a lot of the original guitar makers stayed and again they made some fantastic guitars under the epihone banner, then Epi's went out to Korea, and i think Heritage guitars took it over, and they have it still, and there are some original gibson workers still there. did i get any of that wrong??
anyway, ive not heard of the kalamazoo model, your serial number points towards a 1902 model.

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