Barnseys ES1TL

[wazkelly]

You still have a couple of days to get it finished and enter in GOTM.

[Adam Barnes]

Thanks waz, dont think its going to happen. €£¥₩¥£€#@% it pluged in and sounded great for 60 seconds then nothing taped the body and it started agian, did the same on both pickups so id say ive got a loose solder joint going to have to pull it all back out and try again. It took over an hour to get it all in. Did sound great for the short little sound test through my marshall 40w valvestate. The final coats still feels like it would scratch easy if i tried to play it

[wazkelly]

2 more days left and not too many entries.......

[stan]

I wish i could say that the look was deliberate but its a complete accident its not what i was trying to do but i do like how it has turned out, there must have been some reaction in the finish coats and the humidity or something else who knows. Its still a bit tacky so hopfully by the weekend will be able to solder pick ups and string up.

A happy accident that worked out well, a nice aged look without the whole relic thing going on. It looks slick and classy, and the silver just works so well, great job

[Adam Barnes]

my quiver of axes

[Adam Barnes]

Did a bit of a demo today but having trouble uploading the files, has anyone got any tips on how to do it?

[Kick]

What do you want to upload?

[Simon Barden]

Normally you'll have to upload the files to somewhere like Soundcloud or a service like Dropbox where you can host publicly accessible files and provide a link to those files.


What's it like for feedback with volume and drive, Adam?

[Adam Barnes]

Normally you'll have to upload the files to somewhere like Soundcloud or a service like Dropbox where you can host publicly accessible files and provide a link to those files.


What's it like for feedback with volume and drive, Adam?

Thanks simon theres no feedback, its definitely got its own sound

[wazkelly]

Did a bit of a demo today but having trouble uploading the files, has anyone got any tips on how to do it?

Use MS Movie Maker to edit file into a format that can be uploaded on You Tube. Mark the file for public viewing and then click on share the link.

In the tool bar within these quick reply boxes the 3rd in from RHS looks like a roll of film - click on it to then paste the URL for the You Tube video and remember to drop/delete the 's' from https in the link so that it shows up ready to play.

Hopes this makes sense and is easy to follow.

Cheers, Waz