LP-1S - gonna go for a natural stain inspired by Zandit's excellent build!Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy
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LP-1S - gonna go for a natural stain inspired by Zandit's excellent build!Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy
Thanks Gav, keen to get to adding the hardware, but as we know, patience is needed!Quote:
Originally Posted by gavinturner
next build sounds great Slayer, you can't beat a spalted veneer. Remember when sanding the cap wear a dust mask, last week DB posted a thread about timbers that were bad for the lungs
Thanks for the heads up wokka, will find the thread on that!
here's the link Slayer
http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=1656
I just realised the thread started in 2012 !
Thanks mate, your a wealth of knowledge and help \m/Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy
NO doubt you've already seen plenty of comments about the LP-1S, but just remember, the veneer is stupidly thin, so take it very careful when it comes to sanding it.
Ciao intendevo i pickups compresi nel kit,tu metti quelli di seymor duncan quindi quelli compresi nel kit non sono di buona qualità? Questo chiedevo,forse sceglierò tra quelli disponibili nello shop,anche se non saprei quali.
Ma poi la finisci con smalto alla Nitro? che sembra sia quella che dona più bello effetto finale!
They work, but like most pickups that come with low-price guitars, they can be improved upon. You don't have to spend too much to make a big difference in sound quality, which is why a lot of people use the Tonerider pickups. You could always start out with the kit pickups and upgrade afterwards if you wanted to, as it's not hard to change pickups on a Les Paul style guitar (though harder on a 335-style).Quote:
Originally Posted by daviduzzo29
You should be able to find a local dealer for Tonerider rather than import them from Australia. Here's the Italian dealer: https://www.facebook.com/traffico.ritmico/