Cool job. Could you send me a diagram of the schematic for it? Thanks.
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Cool job. Could you send me a diagram of the schematic for it? Thanks.
cragginshred
Fractal Fanatic
cant decide between this
or ...
Blue wins hands down! My question is my Suhr classic wammy does not stay in tune when trying some EVH type craziness or even some gentle trem. Does this one, and do you wish you would have opted for a Floyd with this one?
Phostenix
Power User
USMC_Trev
Fractal Fanatic
My precious. Carvin HH2, custom.
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lessthanone
Inspired
My new favorite, Charvel Custom Shop
openmind
Inspired
well ... I actually think this type of tremolo is not the best for some crazy EVH or even Vai whammy bar tricks but mine stays in tune quite well. Actually have a suhr classic, and I play lots of Jeff Beck tremolo tricks in that one, and never got a problem. Still, next one will have tremolo just to go wild
... thinkin about koa and tremolo ... we ll see 
New favorite!
That's a beaut! What model is it?
smcrosby
Power User
The blue marble w/ 2HBs
Now that is what I call putting your "heads" together! :stupid:
smcrosby
Power User
double cut-away, HSS, floyd, jumbo frets, locking nut
super light weight, easy stowage in tour bus
Who needs swimmies when you're taking this beauty out of a cruise! :stupid:
smcrosby
Power User
Wow!
Hey, does the Phalanx come with a free case ... (wait for it) ... of carpal tunnel syndrome? :stupid: ;lol
GibsonLesPaul
Experienced
Not my favorite (yet) but my newest
This is a real racer. Tried one a few monts ago and was sold, finally found exactly the one of my choice.
Peavey EVH Wolfgang. Arched top, birdseye maple neck and a sound....whoa!
This is a real racer. Tried one a few monts ago and was sold, finally found exactly the one of my choice.
Peavey EVH Wolfgang. Arched top, birdseye maple neck and a sound....whoa!
STEINBERGER GM-1
^not mine, but very tempted to throw coin at this. wish they'd make these things again, awesome. £2800 (4500 usd) is a bit salty though.
^not mine, but very tempted to throw coin at this. wish they'd make these things again, awesome. £2800 (4500 usd) is a bit salty though.
Rexgtr
Experienced
I bought a Steinberger GM4TA a year ago for $2400 I'd say it has increased in value.
Took me weeks to sort out the transtrem which the saddles were mixed around.
It's fairly involved setting these up and when the strings stretch out you need to re calibrate
Transposing is wicked fun
My Steinberger ZT3 has a really useful transtrem 3
Took me weeks to sort out the transtrem which the saddles were mixed around.
It's fairly involved setting these up and when the strings stretch out you need to re calibrate
Transposing is wicked fun
My Steinberger ZT3 has a really useful transtrem 3
Edrod
Experienced
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This is my favorite axe. Not only because because it's a great axe but because there's a lot of history that goes with it.
This is my favorite axe. Not only because because it's a great axe but because there's a lot of history that goes with it.
fizzoftheburn
Member
My go-to axe: a stock CU24 from dunno-what-year. It plays great, sounds great, It's the one I compare all other guitars to, the one I use to test new gear/patches etc.
I have 2 other very nice PRSi and a Suhr but I play this one 75% of the time.
I recently put a set of WCR Godwoods in the one below b/c I didn't like the stock PRS #6 PuPs. I'm still evaluating that change...
I don't consider myself a "PRS guy" by any means except: Damn, his guitars play so well! I love the necks, the scale length, the wood. Maybe I am a PRS guy but won't admit it?
That's a really great looking singlecut. Is there a load of difference between the older singlecuts before the were sued by Gibson, to what's coming out now? I've never really paid any attention to them until recently.
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