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I've straightened a couple of necks with the iron and a flat ground steel tube. It doesn't take as much heat as you think (the secret is knowing...
That is a gorgeous guitar! Love that color. The case looks like standard fare. I bought a cheap ProJet ($400) a number of years back and forked...
So glad she came through it well, could have been much worse. I'm genetically predisposed to heart disease (thanks dad!) so I spend 40-60...
EVO gold lasts 3 or 4 times as long, stainless is forever from what I've heard. I spend way too much time reading forums and I've never heard of...
Awesome as always Tony. You could never play backup in someone else's band, they'd kick you out for being more talented than the leader.
I've been building and finishing for quite a while and had a client who wanted me to rebind a 70s Gibson mandolin with the same issue. I passed....
You are a truly blessed man Tony (and so am I)
12s on a short scale guitar feel like 11's on a regular scale. Go for it, I think you'll be surprised.
I also would vote for metal polish, except I now see it's gold plated. You'll have to proceed carefully otherwise you'll rub through the gold. If...
In the acoustic world, they are the holy grail, especially among mando players and flatpickers. Most are doubters until actually try one. I've got...
Primetone .88s, smooth finish, regular size- Just like their large triangle, thick big brothers I use on mandolin- they just don't wear out.
Welcome Brian, that's one beautiful Gretsch! We'll do our best help you waste- I mean spend more of your hard earned money
Wampler Ego, set for attack at 12:00 to clamp down on unwanted spikes, no sustain, blend on 50%. I use it mostly for the magic pixie dust it...
I have a DRRI also and after putting an Emi Allesandro in it, I can't even get it up to 3 out in my shop. I'm actually considering putting the...
Buying? Building, yes. This partscaster covers 90% of what I need. Occasionally, there's a tune that calls for a really fat, juicy tone- then the...
