So I’ll ask the elephant in the room Q.
Is this a new design, Aldrich based, Snorkeler based. All of the above lol?
It sounds killer whatever it is! Love the clean up.
I’ve never liked top wrapping and like the stop bar all the way down.
For me it’s more about ringing behind the saddle (or nut). Optimally the string should only vibrate along its vibrating length and be muted past the saddle and nut. The more ringing behind the saddle/nut the more energy is...
My parents are in their mid-80s and live in an assisted-living condo sort of thing. My Dad has been recovering from a health issue and hasn't seen my Mom in quite some time. My Mom has dementia pretty bad. Few days ago my Mom had what appears to be a choking incident, no pulse, CPR, but she...
That's the Triple tree I was referring to. I put nut sauce on the part of the string that goes under the tree. They come with three different spacers to set the height where you want.
I cant play slide for shit. But for me the intro and vocal backnforth in live Stateboro Blues is still one of the most bone chilling guitar parts ever.
I don't know the schematic or values but you can tell from the pics that there is a lot of careful gain and high end dumping going on along the way. It also doesn't sound overly midrange-focused which can happen when trying to cut bass for tight and cut highs so it's not too...
Even if they are staggered tuners most Strat/Tele necks sound better and have less sitar-like issues with a string tree. Having a decent break angle over the nut makes a difference. I would use the Triple-tree which also gets the G-string. But mount it with the hole between the E and B string...