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I actually tried that. It was a bit of a struggle to get it to stop truncating all the paths, but that might be inkscape's problem. I don't have illustrator at the moment.
My biggest issue right now is not having a passive routed one with the pickup mounting holes etc, and I feel like I'm...
I have the Perle guitars one that I have tried to "reconstruct" since it's incomplete in their PDF to avoid copying. I'm not quite up to the task of getting a functional template made from it, especially not trying to tweak it from soapbar sized to passive. Someone else will be cutting the...
Squier has a few anodized pickguard guitars and basses going now as part of an anniversary thing I think. There's an olive/military green Cabronita baritone tele with a black aluminum pickguard and it looks so hard.
You can add my IR pack to that:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qb12hlag7rsjqj5/MF_Kab%203.0.zip?dl=0
Also I spent a few hours in an empty warehouse to make these reverb IRs:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/e89m1np9lwho886/MF_Hall.zip?dl=0
Bonus: here's a video of me overinflating a balloon to make one of...
Depends on the bridge. How far can the saddle move?
As for getting a usable feel and sound, I think E is the lowest you should go at 28" scale. At 30" scale that changes to about Eb. You can go way way lower on both, but then you're sacrificing string tension to get the tone usable. The more...
I think he's a dick, but he does touch on some very real points in there. He talks about having values that he's inherited from growing up in an old-fashioned conservative country, where jokes like that are no biggie. If you've been around in Europe and spent time with eastern european people...
I have one of these! I love it! Tuned it FCFCF, and will be using it alongside my 8 string guitar :)
The clarity and tone is hilarious, and it's the one being played in that documentary :)
most companies do straight laminates. It's easier, and it works as intended. Instead of flaring them out a bit to account for a wider neck, just spacing them a bit.
I discovered the hard way that baritone conversions lead to bad balance issues and longer stretches for your left arm. A lot of industry standard guitars are already like that from the factory, sure, but it's still not ideal.
My experience is that shorter scale lengths will make a string feel more floppy, but also more stiff. This also makes the string bow out of pitch when picking harder.
Longer scale lengths make the strings feel less floppy, but more flexible and bendy. It will bow out of tune less, but it will...