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Guitar (And Bass) Talk
Okay, this is for us Guitarists here.. but first I have a response to make
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fisrt off, good idea to move this to a seperate thread.
from what i can see in Journals, Kurt wanted to have two humbuckers by the bridge, mustang and hot rail pickups. It diden't have the grooves in it, but it was cut thiner than the Mustang. He also wanted a diffrent headstock on it, one with three strings to a side, but it was shaped strange. |
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As for the pick up configuration, I was thinking of doing a Humbucker at the neck, one at the bridge and a single in the middle, but that maybe too much. (Plus the wiring would get confusing to me) If nothing, I am going to import a Japanese Mustang re-issue in sonic blue and just route the thing out for a Seymour Duncan JB in the bridge, and a REALLY hot single in the neck... that'd probably be easier, and cheaper. |
Yeah, I suppose that could work.
I had a freaky idea a while back though. A double necked guitar, but have the necks on diffrent sides instead of above and below each other. to add to the freakyness, one neck would be a Bass, and the other would be the standard 6-string guitar. |
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But that would be hard to play on stage :o |
Yeah, I know. I figure a lot of hammer-ons and pull offs would pry work best :lol: .
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LOL yeah.. it's probably the only way it could be played! :lol:
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Bass are my favorite fish.
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:lol: Yeah I know. Sadly, I can't play any musical instruments.
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you could always learn the bottle. its pretty easy, you blow in to the top and it makes noise.
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lol, hmm Drums require no talent ^^
(ah yes the age old battle between Guitarists and Drummers..) |
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drums are fun to play though... you get to keep hitting things. |
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