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So this thread isn't about 60's car engines??? That's a beautiful Ric Sid! Glad you got it rockin' the way you like it. Crank that baby.
Wampler Ego 100% of the time but never for sustain. Attack, Blend, and Tone set to 50%. Great presence and sparkle, catches an occasional unwanted...
Based on what I see in your pic's, I'd say your craftsmanship is right up with or beyond Gretsch. That's a gorgeous maple cap and your laminations...
Both my DRRI and PRRI are on classic Fender tilt back legs, one less thing to carry. For my church gig, the Princeton is tilted back but turned...
2nd partscaster. I built the body, figured maple cap on a chambered alder body with a belly cut. Warmoth neck. Those are great guitars, but the...
I frequent quite a few but will echo that Gretschtalk folk are the most civil and pleasant of any forum. TDPRI definitely has the deepest pool of...
Incredible shell work! I'd hang it on the wall for all to enjoy.
Excellent as always Tony! Your vocals fit that style beautifully. I'm glad I hung in there for the solo (I knew there'd be one). Care to share...
Wow, great find! There's no substitute for that many years of age. I thought I remembered Sigma being plywood B&S. Sounds like you got a special...
I've been a luthier for decades, and having done way more fret levels than I care to think about, I can approximate string tension by flexing the...
Timely thread. I have a buddy (70ish) moving into hospice this week. Stage 4 bowel cancer. I'm 65 and have had two colonoscopies and will continue...
Well, you obviously set a high bar for yourself. I think you probably don't give yourself enough credit. In these times we live in, there are some...
Never heard of him before. I thought he was great. Period.
I have a 12" cream in my PRRI SE. The cleans are incredible and the sound is really big. The bottom end is strong, but tight and focused which is...
