I ended up hairdrying it on the guitar and pressing it down with my fingers, which worked pretty well. I pressed one bit down with a glass, which didn't go so well as it left Slight impression. Won't do that again!
It wouldn't have sounded the same played on guitar, the envelope of the notes is just different.
I thought it was pleasant great tone, a nice chilled start to the morning.
I've recently found adding a link ina reply freezes the page, this is using w8 and explorer. Is this a current known issue? Tried it on 2 different PCs, home and work
How about the scratchplate though?
Seriously though, did you heat it whilst it was screwed to the guitar or off the guitar with some freestyle bending? (if that's a thing)
I'm doing some work on an 85 MIJ Ibanez Roadstar 11 guitar, the plate on which has warped somewhat. It's single ply black. Any top tips for getting it straight again?
I know some plastics have a "memory" and will revert to their original moulded shape under heating.
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MBA
I found that too at Ronnie Scott's last week at the Bebel Gilberto show - I looked round the room and I was the ONLY person grooving along in my seat. Eventually I stood up and grooved along at the bar with apparently the only other person in there with a pulse
I like HATN a lot, but never REALLY liked Miller's guitar tone. The notes are fine though. There's one or two other British guitarists of the jazz/rock scene that were good but had horrible tone, I'm thinking Gary Boyle for one...
This may be bringing to light that you have one or more slightly high frets in that region now the strings are lying closer to the board.
Try rocking the frets with the short edge of a credit card to check.