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Jean-Luc Pickguard

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  1. I took the vintera II to rehearsal last night and played it on a couple of songs and it was a lot of fun and contrasted well with the JMJ mustang I'd been playing earlier. I took it as it came out of the box so will I need to make some adjustments. There's way too much relief in the neck, but as the adjuster is buried at the body end It's too much of a faff for now and I'll take care of that after changing the strings for LaBella flats when I'll do a full setup. I like how the wiggle stick stays in the position you leave it at rather than letting gravity flop it down when you let go (like it does on my Squier CV VI) however the plastic trem tip doesn't seem to want to stay on the wiggle stick. The tip end of the stick is threaded, but there doesn't seem to be a corresponding thread inside the tip for it to bite into, so I haven't been able to get it to stay attached. Any ideas?
  2. Somebody Stole The Wedding Bell (Who's Got The Ding-Dong) — Eartha Kitt
  3. These are ideal strings for a short scale danelectro — I put a set on my blueburst longhorn well over ten years ago and they still sound full and punchy.
  4. I was wondering what Yoko Ono was up to these days
  5. On a quick initial test, the bass mute noodle doesn't seem to be suitable for my Vintera Bass vi (which has just been delivered) as it is affecting the string height. I'll try it again once I've put the LaBella flats on and see whether more careful noodle threading works gives better results. Then I might order the guitar mute noodle to see whether that works better on a bass VI.
  6. Looks like a particularly grotty Squier affinity to me. The fake serial number + 'made in USA' decal is clearly intended to deceive. Where has ebay hidded the 'report' button?
  7. My Mute Noodle just popped through the door. I opened the packaging, glanced at the 'how to fit' illustration on the back of the pack, and fitted it to my PJ Player Mustang. I'm very impressed, it provides exactly the amount (or rather lack) of sustain I was hoping for. Also it's dead easy to put on and take off in seconds, and looks better than a ratty bit of kitchen sponge. Recommended.
  8. Hard-on For Love — Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
  9. I now have a vintera II incoming — it should be with me tomorrow. I already have a set of LaBella flats for it. I should be able to do a side by side comparison with my classic vibe once I've set up the vintera.
  10. The dark textured neck wood sounds like wenge to me.
  11. I've had a couple of pickguards from Brian / earlpilanz and they are both perfect. I will soon be ordering a custom one for one of my epiphone casinos in single ply transparent tortoiseshell. The only thing holding me back from placing the order is my inability to decide whether I also want to order one for my other casino, and if so, what colour. I doubt I'll ever be inclined to order a custom pickguard from anyone else.
  12. Perpetuum Mobile — Penguin Cafe Orchestra
  13. Polythene Pam — The Beatles
  14. Mine was disatched via 2nd class post on Tuesday. No sign of it yet but I'm hopeful that it'll arrive early next week. If so it'll be fun to give it a proper tryout at rehearsal on Tuesday evening.
  15. Metropolis — Kraftwerk or Metropolis — Motorhead
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