rainbowreality

25 quid! And I thought I got a bargain

Check against the wiring diagram?

Just thought I'd give this chap's video guide a plug, it's really comprehensive and pretty foolproof. Goes over everything you need to know to tackle the truss rod, levelling, crowning and dressing etc in an in depth but approachable manner. He also shows you how to make your own cheap tools to tackle it if you don't want to spends loads doing it. You need to subscribe to access it but I've had no spam or indeed any emails at all hassling me since I subscribed. I'm not affiliated in any way to him but he has such an amiable laid back but infectious manner and obviously wants to share his skills I thought I'd let others know about him! https://stringing-it-together.mykajabi.com/

Interesting discussion on it here - https://audiosex.pro/threads/poisonify-the-art-of-poison-pilling-music-files-for-ai-generators.79806/

I feel AI has the potential to help us make great discoveries in science and medicine. But I feel it will decimate creativity and flood the market with bland MOR music leaving human musicians far fewer opportunities and make jobbing musicians a very niche market. Given who controls these AI engines I'm not optimistic and fear the worst when it comes to ethical uses of the technology or the protection of people's intellectual property. There's a misnomer by calling it artificial intelligence, it's not it's extremely efficient and fast data scraping of human intelligence. If I'm being optimistic it could lead to a renaissance in live music as a side effect

Really interesting development, why should tech companies use other people's creativity without their permission and for free? https://mosis.eecs.utk.edu/harmonycloak.html

This glue sounds great especially being able to clean up with a damp cloth. Definitely has the edge over super glue in that regard. I think I'll invest in a bottle!

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I would honestly love to attend a workshop of him teaching his tricks of the trade

Just be thankful he's only doing it to instruments, imagine if he ever watched the Human Centipede or read Frankenstein

Fat fingers? Mature student? He's got you covered https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/197472940211?itmmeta=01K2WAJMNT6J6PE3APQ928ZRH7&hash=item2dfa4df0b3:g:JLEAAOSwqWJoW98t

How about these? https://northwestguitars.co.uk/collections/screws-fixings-1/products/12-x-scratchplate-pickguard-screws-3-0mm-x-12mm12-x-scratchplate-pickguard-ccrews-3-0mm-x-12mm

But not angel dust

I'm just asking out of curiosity but is that to check if the battery connector is shorting? Or would that check if there's a short in the circuit as a whole?

That's the problem with smaller companies that's for sure. G&L is a bit of nightmare in that regard as they seem to have no UK distributors for spares.

When I first started the thing I learnt that helped make sense was to look at the bolt head on so you're looking directly at the front of the bolt face. Then it's righty tighty and lucy lefty. Worked for me anyway but everyone remembers and learns differently :)

It is yes but I was making a very poor joke

Where do I buy cangle wax from? Sorry, that's actually good advice

That's odd, my initial email was to [email protected] who then created a spare part ticket for availability and price. They then got back to me so they definitely did supply spares for Sire or have only very recently stopped in the last month or so. Sorry you had no joy with them

That's so obvious when you explain it! I'm going to try it, thank you!