What Did You Do With Your Guitar(s) Today?

[sleewell]

played a fun show on friday. first show with the recto and it killed.

 

[DISTORT6]

Fine-tuned the fine tuners on my ESP Hanneman.

 

[megametal7]

Wrote a solo for new song. Wanted to be faster but I cant play any faster than this.

 

[LCW]

Swapped the witch hats to reflectors…

 

[Sleezy E]

Geetar maintenance/upgrades today....

upgraded the pots in my purple partscaster and GFS tele to some nice cts pots. So much nicer now.
(yes those are wire nuts... I do that on all my strats so I can decouple the jack easy)

also took off the "Slick" logo on the tele.
Now it just looks like the mutt it is.

Also NGD...
Traded a kid a boss ch-1 and big muff for a cheap entry level epi SG. The pedals were given to me so it was free imo

I had to replace the jack and find a knurled nut for the 3 way switch. Both of which I had in my parts bins
Check out the fit and QA on the pickup cavity cover... notice the upper right screw location.
Lot of room for activities in there though.

After a little fret polish and setup it plays chugs just fine. I did the over the tailpiece thing with the strings like the cool kids do too.
I also had a set of chrome plated laser cut pickup covers that I never thought I'd use, but they look like they were made for this axe.

It still amazes me what a $200 guitar is capable of these days. You can't build a guitar like this for that price.

 

[LCW]

Swapped the Grover keystones to mile bottle kidneys…

 

[sleewell]

we are jamming tonight. im going to A/B two rigs. pedals and mesa into the mesa 412 and then my QC and quilter into my other 4x12. should be fun, especially if i can get the QC on that new update.

 

[Spaced Out Ace]

Moved my dual Synergy Syn-2 and Fryette PS-2A Power Station setup to my office rig, then setup my Morningstar MC8 to control the Synergy. I also updated the Morningstar MC8, as well as adjust the Boss GT-1000 Core patch some.

 

[strings2000]

Tuned from D back to E standard. Snapped the hi e. Restringing the whole thing.