Guildedagain
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Yeah but with a Bigsby it gets real "busy".
Hot mess mods
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I like Bigsbys, so I'm not sure that it would be a "hot mess". I would actually prefer to see that with min-toggle switches for each pickup, with on, off, and phase reversal.
How to turn your S-100 into an acoustic. Oy!
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Every time I see this thread title, I still think it's about me. 
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Only because he didn't use a B16.
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Maybe it's a model called The Rock 'N' Rooter ......(Plumber reference in the USA)
Nuuska
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I knew a guitar player - his last name was Strömberg - unfortunately he jumped off a roof some years ago.
BUT - he had Marshall stack - and he revamped the head by replacing the plastic logo wit another plastic logo.
Strömberg is large electric/electronics company which amon other tings used to supply kitchen stoves.
And he also put some larger knobs on every other pot to make it look more like kitchen stove.
BUT - he had Marshall stack - and he revamped the head by replacing the plastic logo wit another plastic logo.
Strömberg is large electric/electronics company which amon other tings used to supply kitchen stoves.
And he also put some larger knobs on every other pot to make it look more like kitchen stove.
Nylon strings on a pin bridge? I know Dick Dale did this, but really?
British Blues giant John Mayall was always big on modding his guitars by reshaping and taking weight out of the body. Some of his Strats he would cut away a lot of the wood.
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I think that's pretty fun and clever!
Ernie Ball Earthwood nylons, among others, have ball ends, Rocky.
Sure, I've seen that they exist, but never on a pin bridge guitar. They're usually stuck on a regular nylon string for people who don't want to bother to learn how to tie them properly.
