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| GuitarTechCraig |
| GuitarTechCraig(at)alltel(dot)net |
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Thanks for your comments, Jane. EVERYBODY must check out bonamassabluesrock.com. Joe Bonamassa is possibly the most talented guitar player out there. He's my favorite living guitarist on the planet. The guy just smokes!!
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| Jane Hall |
| jane(at)bonamassabluesrock(dot)com |
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 Hey Craig, neat site I will check it out more soon. I think this is really going to help me I plan on trying to learn how to play, just as soon as I buy myself a starter setup.
Peace
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| craigjc "Guitar Tech Craig" |
| guitartechcraig(at)en(dot)com |
Location:
never-never land |
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 Jeez, Greg, Thatsalotta guitars! Nice custom work, too. EVERYBODY follow Greg's link to his almost endless gallery of classics!!
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| greg 1959burst wilson |
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 Tuesday, 31. August 2004 13:09
check out this bro........http://www.collectguitars.com/Gear/GWilson.htm
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| craigjc "guitar tech craig" |
| guitartechcraig(at)en(dot)com |
Location:
Old Ibanezville |
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 Greg, just popped onto your website. Cool site, cool picture...bonus points for the Hiwatt head! Gotta LOVE them Hiwatts!!
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| greg 1959burst wilson |
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Monday, 30. August 2004 19:26
 good for you...............nice site.
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| craigjc |
| craigjc(at)guitartechcraig(dot)com |
Location:
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 Glad you like this website. If anyone has any suggestion on how to make it BETTER, please leave your constructive comments here. Probably better than sending me email, as I have to jump through hoops to check my email with this hosting service!!
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| Bully |
| evesdroppin(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
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killer website..... we need more like it.
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Wednesday, 26. May 2004 15:13
Tom, the dual tone control diagram is indeed 2 tone controls in one. The difference is the stereo "balance control" potentiometer. When in the center, neither tone circuits are active and your guitar's tone would be unaltered. If you used an ordinary tone control, the center (5) would be approximately half way between full-on and full-off and the tone circuits would be changing your guitar's tone.
Yes, you can substitute a push/pull for the blend control. You could even substitute a mini-switch. The blend control has the advantage of having more adjustable effect on the guitar's tone, but I think a switch gives nice results, too.
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| Tom |
| barren_fool(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
england |
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Hey, just a couple of questions...
in the tone section, does the diagram for a stereo balance type tone control work as two individual tone controls, wired that way? can i add a capacitor and rewire my existing tone controls to achieve the same effect?
also... on the mega strat diagram, can a push/pull switch be used in the place of the blend pot?
Cheers, Tom
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Steeve:
What music prefer?
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Vue:
Hi, and that all of you today all such not talkative?
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Hi! I can not load the image on server in any way.
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Krag:
Hi
Well here at you, it will be necessary still to return.
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Andry:
Hi
More more of such sites.
Thanks
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Gosha:
It is a site, it I understand, have tried.
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