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 Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/25/08 05:54 AM
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diceman
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The Les Paul forum guys say nothing but the best things about this guy's stuff: http://www.wbpickups.com/
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
[Re: diceman]
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02/25/08 05:56 AM
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Magnum22
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
[Re: Magnum22]
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02/25/08 05:58 AM
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diceman
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sure does!
Trying to decide if I'd go w/ vintage style PAFs or with something a little bit hotter. The firewater pickups are sounding like they'd be about what I need.
Hot enough for metal, warm enough for some blues...
JYD#9
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
[Re: diceman]
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02/25/08 05:59 AM
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diceman
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What is "T spaced", and am I better off w/ 2 wire braided than 4 wire conductors if I don't use push/pull pots? Or is it smart to go w/ the 4 just in case I go with them down the road?
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
[Re: diceman]
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02/25/08 06:04 AM
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Magnum22
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tremolo spacing.
if it's no charge to install, get the taps.
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/25/08 06:08 AM
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diceman
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Install is $25 a pop at my local shop - you think I want to go w/ the 4? I can't coil tap w/out push/pulls, right? Should I make that change as well, ya think?
JYD#9
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/25/08 06:11 AM
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Magnum22
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yeah, you don't have a five way or mini switch so you'll need the push pull. if you want it, go for it, i can't make that call for you. i use em rarely, but it does happen. i had the five way switch, though.
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/25/08 06:12 AM
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I'll sleep on it. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> Goodnight!
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/25/08 06:14 AM
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Magnum22
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i shoulda bee in bed hours ago. night.
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/26/08 12:16 AM
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I used to play Dice. I had a Washburn solid top acoustic. The style was called the Southern Jumbo, whatever that means. I was never very good and just played chords and sang along. It was really relaxing. When I began my financial planning career though, my spare time diminished (disappeared?) My son now has my guitar, but I do visit it from time-to-time.
Mr. Bill
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Old guys just have old stuff!
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/26/08 04:00 AM
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but it's nothing without those birds. ![[Linked Image from prsguitars.com]](http://prsguitars.com/sc250satin/img/main3.jpg) What, no dragon?
If I can make it dark, I can make it light.
I am Crazy Dog.
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Re: OT - Any Knife-Guitar Knuts?
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02/26/08 05:15 AM
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diceman
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I used to play Dice. I had a Washburn solid top acoustic. The style was called the Southern Jumbo, whatever that means. I was never very good and just played chords and sang along. It was really relaxing. When I began my financial planning career though, my spare time diminished (disappeared?) My son now has my guitar, but I do visit it from time-to-time. Washburn is great stuff! You should get back in to it - five minutes a day is enough to keep your chops up. Its probably the only consistent hobby that I've had - going on about 13 years now!
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