Recent content by mr_spoons

Sorry about that, I linked from the page itself, unwisely so it would seem. As has been said, best use the link in the youtube description. Thanks.

Oh, maybe it's UK only. Thanks for trying anyway.

This made my blood run cold. This lady has been banned from playing any musical instrument, at any time, in her own home. [video=youtube;SNtgnGkqgHA] Please sign her petition: https://www.change.org/p/defend-the-...40847870935040 -

Thanks for your help zerolight, I'll probably see if I can get some new screws.

It's brand new. Maybe I've just been unlucky. I can of course sort it out myself, it's just not a job I expected or want to spend the time doing. It's beautifully set up as is, I didn't even have to tune it, let alone alter the action or intonation, but now.... No matter, I still love her...

LOL Yeah, it's amazing what nasty little creatures turn up when you zoom right in, isn't it.

My SS arrived a few days ago, my 4th PRS :) I'm generally delighted with it, it sounds and plays beautifully. However, there is one annoying gripe, the saddle adjustment screws are badly finished and really sharp, when I rest my palm on the bridge it's distinctly uncomfortable to the point of...

Damn you for inserting that worm! :eek:

Lovers, to be held and caressed, to let hold and caress in turn, when days are dark or far too bright. They give and receive that which lies deep within. And, the Mrs doesn't mind, too much. ;)

Lol, yes they cover a lot of ground tonally, and they cover it very well. I just bought another Epiphone version yesterday, with upgraded pups. :) If I'm happy with it, I'll probably sell my current Epiphone to one of my mates.

Epiphone Nighthawk Custom Reissue, bought brand new in 2014, I paid £250 and it's a little belter. I can't believe the price I payed for it and have several mates who are always trying to persuade me to sell it, no way jose! As luck would have it, I found the Gibson version while browsing...

What a beauty!

After travelling 2,700+ Km from Sweden to my home in the UK, I was astonished to find that the tuning on my newly acquired SC HB II Piezo was bang on pitch and in tune. The previous owner said it had never been played, the strings looked and sounded years old, but the tuning was solid. Amazing.

I've seen many blind test videos such as this one where the guinea pig can't tell the difference, or even prefers the modeller/profiler. Can anyone point me to a recent-ish video where the opposite is true?

A good friend of mine has a 345, bought by his dad just after the UK ban on US musical instruments, post WWII. Unfortunately, that's probably as close as I'm ever going to get to owning one. :( I'll vote for the PRS DGT, one of which I am now lucky enough to own. I could quite happily live...