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Hey Maxifunk, Dingwalls are built by a luthier just down the road from me in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada. While I haven't had an opportunity to play one myself, I know quite a few guys that do...

Ha ha! Cool! :dude

Welcome Dave! This is a great group of true geetar and geer enthusiasts. I've made many online friends here. Oh, I'm a Canuckle-head too :canada:

Trev

The YCV's are great amps!!! The only reason I'm selling my YCV80 is because it's so darn HEAVY to cart back and forth to practices and gigs. The "20" would be a great little amp... nice trade. For...

Vox Ice 9

This is a great, versatile OD pedal. I'm especially digging the "Vintage" mode. The "More" switch gives it just enough boost (about 14dB I think) to push things over the edge without...

Picked up my copy today, along with the "Live in Cleveland" DVD from last year's Time Machine Tour. Getting my RUSH on and gearing up to see them in September at Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon...

I have my Strat wired this way as well and I find it really useful. My Tele, which has Strat p'ups in the neck and middle positions, is wired with a no-load pot for the master tone control. This...

Looks like a fun axe! Enjoy :)

Pulled the trigger on the Night Train (Yeah tax refund!). I've been looking to lighten up my rig for some time now. I love my Traynor YCV80 but I must be getting old... at over 60lbs it's a bit of...

The Seymour Duncan site has a Tone Wizard that might steer you in the right direction. If you want to stick with the Vintage Stack in the bridge, SD also makes a Vintage Stack Rhythm...

2 - acoustics
2 - basses
7 - electrics
1 - tube amph
1 - bass amph
3 - ss and/or practice amphs
10 - pedals (as currently installed on my pedalboard)
various and sundry PA, recording and...

The Beatles were just a pop band. FWIW. :socool

Great album - classy, tasty tones and great, if understated, playing. Still as good as ever!


http://youtu.be/-T_aMNbXVdA

Picked up a MXR Noise Clamp a couple months ago an have been really impressed with it. http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/m195-noise-clamp

Got the switching pretty much figured out. Still wasn't able to figure out how to split the coil in the No. 2 position (and I wired it every way from Sunday)... BUT I did figure something else out. ...

Introducing the "Nashville Blackout" Tele :socool
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/t_ross33/IMG-20120318-00283.jpg

One tiny issue with how I have it wired up... the number 2 position doesn't...

Stripped down and masked off. Ready for surgery.
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/t_ross33/IMG-20120318-00278.jpg

Just a little off the top......

After upgrading the p'ups in my Strat to Tex-Mex's and the successful completion of my Tele build project, I'm itchin' to mod something else. Next to go under the knife is going to be my "Modified"...

Thanks Eric! I'll try to get some better quality pics up soon. I'm really digging this little tele. It plays and sounds really good. I'm not sure if it's the lighter gauge strings (only had a set...

Thanks fellers. Yeah NWBasser, I do tend to lean towards the twangy end of the spectrum, don't I LOL!

All this mod'ing has me thinking... I have the strat p'ups left over from my Tex Mex...

Finished my Tele build project, so time to update my family pix. The amp is a little "Cheri" solid state cheap-o that I just placed for "effect" :french

Here we go...
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Well I figured it out. The screw holes in the neck from my Vintage Modified Tele were not as deep (apparently) as what an Affinity Tele has. Also, I think the screws from the Affinity Tele were a...

Anyone have any experience with these amps? From what I can gather, they were only made for a couple of years in the early 80's. My local shop has one they took in on trade. Played around a little...

OK got everything together, wired up and ready to go, BUT...

I'm having issues with fitting the neck. It seems like the neck pocket on the Affinity Tele is not as deep as a regular Tele. Can...