Just got this sweet guitar second hand and was having a really fun jam with it ... but when I was getting ready to putt it away I must've started moving the arm clockwise before realizing I had to go counterclockwise.. or something like that.. anyways, it's suck.. anyone got some tips to remove it safely? :(
I'm going to lightly sand down the original poly sunburst finish and go over with some duplicolor perfect match cans.. no clear coat.
Curious to see if any of you have done this or something similar..
Gotoh tuners, made in the late 80s?, and a rosewood finish. I'm pairing it with a MIM body.
I need to buy a neck for a partscaster.. I like the idea of buying a nitro finished neck.
For those of you who have experience with this particular model, how has it aged over time?
has anyone else noticed that the handle on their pedaltrain tour case snaps down hard af? lol or is this a unique case..
a local luthier said my stratocaster’s feet wires needed to be levelled / lowered. as a result he also scratched the fingerboard as highlighted in the picture
it can be felt when rubbing your finger or nail across it.. what’s the best way to repair this?
i’m really annoyed because the dude said he was great at working on guitars.. clearly he’s careless.
Hi,
there's a listing online for like $500 cad .. would this combination of neck and body cause any problems? considering the squire classic vibe doesn't come with necks like that.
neck = MIM fender classic series ‘50s (Soft V)
body = squier classic vibe ‘50s
Thanks :))
It's a semi-automatic turntable from the 70s..
I'm adjusting the cartridge/tonearm while the turntable is off..
When I lower the queuing lever, the stylus doesn't 'hit' all the way down (I tried to show it as best as I can with the 2nd picture..).
I'm going to be swapping cartridges and want to make sure I have everything running smoothly so I don't mess up my records!
I had a pro-ject and it was way more straight forward so overthinking right now.. feeling like Kevin Shields.