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12-01-2023, 01:32 PM
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12-01-2023, 04:47 PM
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12-06-2023, 08:27 AM
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Anyone have some good suggestions on guitars that have a nut width of 1.7 or greater? I've been wanting to move into a solidbody or semi hollow (currently play acoustic and a couple of hollow body) but have some pretty meaty hands and fingers. I've found a lot of the guitars I've liked have been a little too narrow for me. Thanks in advance

Relevant information: Play a hybrid fingerstyle/classical style/finger picking. Play mostly blues/jazz/bluegrass/rockabilly but tone is second to me for this next guitar
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12-06-2023, 08:43 AM
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12-06-2023, 11:20 AM
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Found rollerball's youtube channel

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12-06-2023, 05:09 PM
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Just ordered the Roland TD-27KV2 from Guitar Center lol.

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12-06-2023, 05:23 PM
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Just ordered the Roland TD-27KV2 from Guitar Center lol.

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That's a serious piece of kit. Didn't know you were into drums.
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12-06-2023, 06:01 PM
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That's a serious piece of kit. Didn't know you were into drums.
I'm into the idea of becoming a decent drummer lol, but I am by no means any good. But when it comes to E-Drums there is definitely a price point one has to reach in order to get something that actually feels and responds reasonably close to an acoustic drum set.

I've also been building a jam studio in my living room. I have the guitars and the Engl/FM3 hooked up, I have that Kawaii ES920 Keyboard, I have that Sire short scale bass (although I have to get a dedicated bass amp) and that Roland TD-27KV2 coming in.
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12-07-2023, 10:02 AM
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Just ordered the Roland TD-27KV2 from Guitar Center lol. https://www.guitarcenter.com/<b>Rola...00000385634.gc
Man….digital drums have come a long way since my era.
I started out playing drums during high school and continued with it after the military while learning guitar simultaneously.

Here's a link with a few pics of my trap set….which I loved playing.
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12-07-2023, 10:07 AM
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Man….digital drums have come a long way since my era.
I started out playing drums during high school and continued with it after the military while learning guitar simultaneously.

Here's a link with a few pics of my trap set….which I loved playing.
https://www.leatherneck.com/forums/a...p?albumid=3002

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12-07-2023, 10:16 AM
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Man….digital drums have come a long way since my era .
I started out playing drums during high school and continued with it after the military while learning guitar simultaneously.

Here's a link with a few pics of my trap set….which I loved playing.
https://www.leatherneck.com/forums/a...p?albumid=3002

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Wayne, just a heads up. If anyone here ever gives you a hard time about being older let me know. We're lucky to have you here. I always appreciate your insights.

Growing up when you did was certainly more exciting and rewarding than today. Many things are easier today but not better in my opinion. I always laugh when the narrative is pushed that this generation is smarter. Take away access to wikipedia and chatGPT and their IQ drops at least 50 points.

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12-07-2023, 10:18 AM
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Wayne, just a heads up. If anyone here ever gives you a hard time about being older let me know. We're lucky to have you here. I always appreciate your insights.

Growing up when you did was certainly more exciting and rewarding than today. Many things are easier today but not better in my opinion. I always laugh when the narrative is pushed that this generation is smarter. Take away access to wikipedia and chatGPT and their IQ drops at least 50 points.

Back to it.
Lol no one gives Wayne a hard time here lol. Wayne is legit, certainly the diametric opposition of Fraudy lmao.

And where's your cover of Crystal Planet? Hmmmm?
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12-07-2023, 10:22 AM
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Lol no one gives Wayne a hard time here lol. Wayne is legit, certainly the diametric opposition of Fraudy lmao.

And where's your cover of Crystal Planet? Hmmmm?
That wasn't directed at you. I meant outside this thread.

Crystal Planet? The last Satch song I learned was Time Machine. I was going to post some Vai to demonstrate the tone I've got going but then you got your ass banned and I tore up my pedalboard to make more changes which meant making new cables… and another week went up in smoke.
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12-07-2023, 10:23 AM
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That wasn't directed at you. I meant outside this thread.

Crystal Planet? The last Satch song I learned was Time Machine. I was going to post some Vai to demonstrate the tone I've got going but then you got your ass banned and a tore up my pedalboard to make more changes and another week went up in smoke.
You tore up your pedalboard? What changes did you make?

You should definitely post some Vai. Post that solo from The Love Of God imo.
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12-07-2023, 10:34 AM
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You tore up your pedalboard? What changes did you make?
I was hearing some weird stuff on higher notes from the analog delay so I replaced it with another digital delay. I play with a lot less gain than Vai, think more Bonamassa or Bukovac than Vai, so I needed to squeeze in another boost pedal before my tube preamp and then I needed to add a parametric EQ to dump some highs after it to tame the high end which is the secret sauce to Steve's tone. It cuts through but it's not shrill.

Of course in the analog world when you move one pedal it can screw everything up especially if you're a nut like me who makes cables to a certain length. Some pedals have top mounted jacks and some side mounted and suddenly won't fit. You get the idea. Would be a lot easier to get a Fractal and call it a day.

With analog your ears can play tricks on you. You'll go to bed after jamming on what sounds like the greatest tone you've had and the next day it sounds like sh*t. So you start tweaking stuff and make it all a lot worse before it gets better. With digital you can just make a new preset and go back to the first one at any time.

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You should definitely post some Vai. Post that solo from The Love Of God imo.
It's tough to play Vai without the ol' whammy bar. Mine is blocked and I wouldn't even know where the bar is even if I wanted to jerk it up. I'm having to do a lot of bendy stuff to fill in the spaces where he wanks that bar. I am inspired to learn more songs though. Seeing Satriale go down in flames attempting Eddie's quirky parts was a reminder to go back and revisit a lot of that stuff I grew up on.
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12-07-2023, 10:38 AM
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I was hearing some weird stuff on higher notes from the analog delay so I replaced it with another digital delay. I play with a lot less gain than Vai, think more Bonamassa or Bukovac than Vai, so I needed to squeeze in another boost pedal before my tube preamp and then I needed to add a parametric EQ to dump some highs after it to tame the high end which is the secret sauce to Steve's tone. It cuts through but it's not shrill.

Of course in the analog world when you move one pedal it can screw everything up especially if you're a nut like me who makes cables to a certain length. Some pedals have top mounted jacks and some side mounted and suddenly won't fit. You get the idea. Would be a lot easier to get a Fractal and call it a day.

With analog your ears can play tricks on you. You'll go to bed after jamming on what sounds like the greatest tone you've had and the next day it sounds like sh*t. So you start tweaking stuff and make it all a lot worse before it gets better. With digital you can just make a new preset and go back to the first one at any time.

It's tough to play Vai without the ol' whammy bar. Mine is blocked and I wouldn't even know where the bar is even if I wanted to jerk it up. I'm having to do a lot of bendy stuff to fill in the spaces where he wanks that bar. I am inspired to learn more songs though. Seeing Satriale go down in flames attempting Eddie's quirky parts was a reminder to go back and revisit a lot of that stuff I grew up on.
Are you sure you shouldn't just bite the bullet and get like an FM9 Turbo? I feel like editing the signal chain would be so much easier since you're such a tinkerer.

Yeah Vai is annoying with that whammy bar but I really do like a lot of his work on Passion and Warfare.
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12-07-2023, 10:47 AM
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Are you sure you shouldn't just bite the bullet and get like an FM9 Turbo? I feel like editing the signal chain would be so much easier since you're such a tinkerer.
Good advice. $3300 in local money too. If I was coming back after a long break now instead of 2016 I'd do it. I nearly did back then with an Axe-FX II XL. There was a bit of a wait and I said f-it I'll build a pedalboard. No reason I couldn't have both because I don't like selling stuff.

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Yeah Vai is annoying with that whammy bar but I really do like a lot of his work on Passion and Warfare.
This is peak Vai IMO. Mid 90s. Had the Bogner which he should still use today because he never sounded better.

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12-07-2023, 10:54 AM
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Wayne, just a heads up. If anyone here ever gives you a hard time about being older let me know. We're lucky to have you here. I always appreciate your insights.
Growing up when you did was certainly more exciting and rewarding than today.
Howdy Dom….

Thanks for the endorsement and very kind words (from roller too)
Ha….yes, there were some exciting things going on back then in the late Pleistocene Epoch.
Somehow, I got through it and here I am, above the dirt again today.
Every day is s gift at my age….and even your age!

This generation is hard for me to understand or even tolerate in many cases.
To my dismay, the world doesn't revolve around me so I can't make any boast worthy social improvements.
Besides, who actually listens too old peoples opinions anyway….surely there's no wisdom for us old fossils to impart to anyone.

Shvt….I'm on spread with everyone..

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12-07-2023, 10:56 AM
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See, now it's stuff like this that makes me want to go balls deep in digital. No it's not as juicy as Steve's tone on that album but it's damn close enough.

https://forum.fractalaudio.com/threa...s-tone.191944/

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12-07-2023, 10:59 AM
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See, now it's stuff like this that makes me want to go balls deep in digital. No it's not as juicy as Steve's tone on that album but it's damn close enough.

https://forum.fractalaudio.com/threa...s-tone.191944/

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Yeah that tone really does sound like the Vai tone for that song. Just treat yo self for the holidays and get the FM9 Turbo.
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12-07-2023, 11:09 AM
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Yeah that tone really does sound like the Vai tone for that song. Just treat yo self for the holidays and get the FM9 Turbo.
Old mate's playing there was also spot on. Even rocking Schmoe's JS2400 too. I will say hotter ceramic pickups (e.g. Dimarzio Evolutions) make the difference with Steve's lead tone. Joe's guitars are geared more toward a dynamic, bluesy tone. My pickups are vintage output so I had to raise them to get in the neighborhood of that.

Again that was a really amazing job. Kind of sad that it has 700 views and he'd get more hits uploading a video of farts. At least we saw it. Really impressive.
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12-07-2023, 11:15 AM
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Old mate's playing there was also spot on. Even rocking Schmoe's JS2400 too. I will say hotter ceramic pickups (e.g. Dimarzio Evolutions) make the difference with Steve's lead tone. Joe's guitars are geared more toward a dynamic, bluesy tone. My pickups are vintage output so I had to raise them to get in the neighborhood of that.

Again that was a really amazing job. Kind of sad that it has 700 views and he'd get more hits uploading a video of farts. At least we saw it. Really impressive.
It's funny that you seem to chase after a blues tone but you obviously like the 80s shredder aesthetics.
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12-07-2023, 11:21 AM
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It's funny that you seem to chase after a blues tone but you obviously like the 80s shredder aesthetics.
I'm conflicted. The problem is getting it from the same guitar. You can't. I mean if you make it more dynamic, alnico low wind pickups, lower gain, you can't do that compressed, liquid sounding 80s thing, and vice versa.

The smart approach would be to build a Tele, maybe even put a Strat neck in it, and use that as my blues guitar straight into a Fender amp, and keep my Frankenstein Ibanez as the 80s machine with a whole lot of wet/dry/wet digital chit going on. Depending on my mood all bases are covered.
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I'm conflicted. The problem is getting it from the same guitar. You can't. I mean if you make it more dynamic, alnico low wind pickups, lower gain, you can't do that compressed, liquid sounding 80s thing, and vice versa.

The smart approach would be to build a Tele, maybe even put a Strat neck in it, and use that as my blues guitar straight into a Fender amp, and keep my Frankenstein Ibanez as the 80s machine with a whole lot of wet/dry/wet digital chit going on. Depending on my mood all bases are covered.
I think you want the swiss army guitar but beware of the jack of all trades but master of none.
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12-07-2023, 11:31 AM
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I think you want the swiss army guitar but beware of the jack of all trades but master of none.
Correct. It doesn't exist. '58 burst into that new Marshall JTM20 thing. Sounds incredible to me. Vai couldn't get that in a million years with his JEM. Horses for courses. I love it all.

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rollerball, what's with putting Locrian on the same tier as Lydian? Come on son.

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One more open mic before Christmas…. trying to polish the Xmas song just a little more. I also added in a little Lois Armstrong instrumental as a second piece so I'm not in and out in sub 2 minutes lol That one needs a little more work, but I've got two more weeks to practice

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rollerball, what's with putting Locrian on the same tier as Lydian? Come on son.

Lol of course the blues scale is S tier
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One more open mic before Christmas…. trying to polish the Xmas song just a little more. I also added in a little Lois Armstrong instrumental as a second piece so I'm not in and out in sub 2 minutes lol That one needs a little more work, but I've got two more weeks to practice

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Sound great man, really like those jazz chord versions of classic holiday songs.
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One more open mic before Christmas…. trying to polish the Xmas song just a little more.
Hey Woody….

Sounding good.
Have some greenz for uploading your progress.
I wish more contributors would submit their original songs/compositions or copy tunes.

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