Recent content by gtrwrks

Thanks, All. I'd been telling myself that my next new guitar (before having bought this one) was going to be an archtop... but... this will actually see much more stage time than a 335-type would have. It's typically a few-several yrs between guitar purchases, so I guess a semi-hollow is on...

Thanks to everyone for the kind comments. The middle knob is temporary - it's from Stew-Mac and is an 'ivroid Tele'-type knob. I didn't care for the more golden/yellow/tan ones that came on it stock, but I didn't have a matching set in parchment, etc. I have a set coming. The Torque...

Thanks; plays like a dream. I had the fingerboard PLEK'd too; very happy with this guitar.

Classic Player 60s with a Motor City Pickups' Torque model in the bridge position. I've had it about 6 weeks now... something like that. Here it is:

Very cool.

Hip.

Long time Scott fan.

I like my GFS pickups:

Difficult to describe in aural terms maybe. Symetrical clipping is where both the top and bottom of the waveform is distorted/"clipped" in the same manner - same visual shape of wave distortion if you were looking at it on a scope. Asymetrical clipping is where the top half of the waveform is...

I modified it with a mini-toggle switch to select between an OD mode (with asymetrical clipping) and a faux-RC Booster mode. I also installed a mojo-laden Blue LED as well as improving all 1uF coupling caps from electrolytic to stacked metal film (same value) and replaced the 10uF output cap...

I only learned of this chick a few days ago and have gone completely crazy over her stuff. She's in the general camp of Norah Jones, but completely different in various ways. www.melodygardot.com www.myspace.com/melody Just today I got her Worrisome Heart in the mail from CD Baby... great...

My Monkey was bad, so I spanked it:

Amen.

I wish Fender would upgrade the funky logo on MIMs like this - like on the Classic Series for instance. I played a mpl neck'd model @ GC and liked it. Very nice/light body weight on the one I check out.

Sounds great, Robert; I really dig the Tele thru this amp.