would you believe me if I told you that I remember zero about that?
That happened in San Jose and I know I started in San Francisco that night.
whoops.
I believe it after seeing the videos. You looked like you'd been living the lyrics to a Motorhead song on that night. Another reason to love SH.
would you believe me if I told you that I remember zero about that?
That happened in San Jose and I know I started in San Francisco that night.
whoops.
This probably speaks more to my own level of incompetence as much as anything, but I'd have a pro do it, especially any guitar with a trem like a Strat or anything with a Bigsby. If the nut setup is off, it'll never stay in tune. That's why I stick to Tele's and SG's.
Grifterwithafunnylittleha wrote:Hi Tonejunkies and luthiers,
I need to replace the nut in a 50th-anniversary Fender Stratocaster (Mexican).
Does anyone have any insight about the process and recommendations about nut-types and sources of information?
Thanks,
Grifter
Unless you want to invest in the files, I'd say take it to a repair shop. The difference between a pretty-good nut and a good nut is the difference between a lousy guitar and a good guitar. It takes practice and isn't easy. Even a pre-slotted nut will likely need the slots adjusted to play in tune below the fifth fret. A set of good files costs $100ish. Repair shop should be like $35-$40. I use unbleached bone for everything and polish them with MicroMesh 1500-6000.
dbengr69 wrote:I need reccomendations for a new amp.
something small to medium sized, must be versatile, would like one rig to play acoustic and tele through that can do both justice - don't wanna haul a bunch o shit around, don't wanna second mortgage.
thanks in advance.
Fender Pro Jr. & or 65 Deluxe.
try 'em both out & together.
Oh, yeah. My DeVille replaced one of these. Our singer, who plays strictly acoustic, used it for a while. This is one loud SOB of an amp and it's got a nice revert, too. Might be real spring. However, it's solid state. If your budget allows, go tube. If not, you can pick one of these up on ebay or craigslist for $100-$150.
That is one loud freaking amp. I used to have one but traded it in on a Classic 30.