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One more point you missed DB.
These things have to fit perfectly.
They give a set of measurements that have to suit your guitar.
None of them are suited to any of my PBG kits, nor either of my Epi's. Hmm Might fit the Cort. but seeing as that cost me $60 and these are how much....
No offence taken Dingo. Just thought it was interesting.
:)
PK
PK
I can see your point too Barge. I just do things a bit differently. Maybe once I learn my DAW that'll change. :)
What about the weight? Thing must weigh a bit. I can't see having that extra weight on my head stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by kells80aus
Hi Rob L,
I dunno what they might weigh I'd guess about 150grams. I can click on the link and look it up if you like. ;P
Might go well on my eagle 11 which is a big lump of mahogany that weights in at about three elephants(Damned heavy) :)
PK
It's been said many times here but I'll say it again, if you cannot tune a guitar properly yourself don't even bother having one, tuning was one of the first things I ever learned by myself.
We will end up with them as standard on everything one day though, but for now, we need to make such horrible devices obsolete!
I'm searching for a bolt-on guitar accessory that will play the thing for me . . . or at the very least make me sound cool . . .
Lessons are too f****g much trouble.
Oh what the hell. Let's just use laptops. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by maxaxe
Yuppers!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by keloooe
First thing I taught myself was how to tune and until my hearing got bad I always tuned by ear.
LOL@three elephants!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by kells80aus
Makes me think about my old Ibanez DMZ 1000. Used to say it was a hippo with strings on it. :D