shadowlife
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Love that quilt blue one, but they are all sweet as hell 
Random Pics of Your Sevens
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CrushingAnvil
Ironically enough, now in Jesus Land
Love that quilt blue one, but they are all sweet as hell
Rep for the holdsworth display picture bro
just took this pic today:
It has been completed...
Oh fuck
Are those passive pu-size Blackouts?! How do they sound?
HaGGuS
Banned
I could not tell you yet.Oh fuck
Are those passive pu-size Blackouts?! How do they sound?
Aussie customs have my guitar still.
I hope to get it within the next 7 days.
The day i get it shall be known as "the day of many w00ts"
^ LOVIN that white DragonRider. Badass!
Picked up another 747 in Blue Mist Silver yesterday. Minty fresh at a local GC... My first Carvin with a rosewood board.Very happy.
Nice addition to your impressive collection of Carvins. That silver is slick.
GazPots
Is A Complete Idiot.
Took some pics of the Double Edge Duo since i cleaned and strung them.
Enjoy.
That's enough for now.
Gaz
Enjoy.
That's enough for now.
Gaz
shadowlife
Contributor
^ Beautiful guitars and great pics!!!
Damn, those are nice twins. Great pics too! 
My RR7 came yesterday. 
playstopause
Contributor
^
Looks f*ckin' great.
Looks f*ckin' great.
John Rosett
7-string steel
Here's a 1947 Gibson lap steel that I converted to 7 string a few years ago. It was a basket case when I got it, so now collector's items were harmed during this experiment.
When I started playing steel, I tried a few different tunings and guitars. I settled on G6, but didn't like the 8 string tuning with the 6 on the bottom. The 7 string arrangement with the root on the bottom just works best for me. I filled and redrilled the treble side of the peghead and used some mandolin tuners. I took the one piece bridge to a machine shop and had them cut new slots between the existing ones. The pickup was custom made by Jerry Wallace of Truetone Pickups, and sounds great. I wanted a lollar fixed-pole P-90, but it was $100 more than the Truetone, and I just couldn't afford it.
Next is a dobro conversion.
When I started playing steel, I tried a few different tunings and guitars. I settled on G6, but didn't like the 8 string tuning with the 6 on the bottom. The 7 string arrangement with the root on the bottom just works best for me. I filled and redrilled the treble side of the peghead and used some mandolin tuners. I took the one piece bridge to a machine shop and had them cut new slots between the existing ones. The pickup was custom made by Jerry Wallace of Truetone Pickups, and sounds great. I wanted a lollar fixed-pole P-90, but it was $100 more than the Truetone, and I just couldn't afford it.
Next is a dobro conversion.
