Hey guys, Over on rig talk forum there was a pretty interesting thread surrounding these new Stonetone granite sustain blocks. I worked out a deal with the owner where I receive a block in exchange for doing him a couple comparison videos, so here we are. The guitar I tried it in was a 1990...
Were the posts drilled too far back? Will it not intonate correctly with the saddles at the correct position, thus needing them to be pushed far forward then hitting the body? Just trying to understand exactly why/what's going on there. Thanks
Thanks, and yeah as I'm sure you can tell I prefer tighter strings. Not easy to bend on but sounds great for rhythms. This custom will be strictly a rhythm guitar, unless I get really used to the gauge and can pull off leads. I was never a fan of 7 strings but Trivium's Shogun is what got me...
Sorry if this has been covered before, I searched quite a bit. I'm ordering a custom 7 string baritone soon and I'm trying to figure what strings to get it setup for. The guitar mine is based off of is Matt Heafy's prototype white ML, which was an upscaled 7 string baritone ML as well. So...
Sorry if this has been covered before, I searched quite a bit. I'm ordering a custom 7 string baritone soon and I'm trying to figure what strings to get it setup for. The guitar mine is based off of is Matt Heafy's prototype white ML, which was an upscaled 7 string baritone ML as well. So...