FourT6and2
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Nice playing!
I see you also put a ground wire from your bridge to a pot on the outside rather than drilling a hole. I did that to mine too. But gave in and finally drilled the guitar last year.
I see you also put a ground wire from your bridge to a pot on the outside rather than drilling a hole. I did that to mine too. But gave in and finally drilled the guitar last year.
FourT6and2
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Rezamatix":ly4wgv9f said:FourT6and2":ly4wgv9f said:Nice playing!
I see you also put a ground wire from your bridge to a pot on the outside rather than drilling a hole. I did that to mine too. But gave in and finally drilled the guitar last year.
why is this done?
String ground wire?
Most guitars—I should say most Les Pauls—have a string ground. It's a wire that connects a bridge or tailpiece stud to one of the pot casings (ground). Usually through a hole that is drilled inside the guitar. It is done to eliminate hum/noise by grounding the player through the guitar and through the amp when the player touches the strings. The human body is a big source of noise/rf/hum. Most LPs come with this wire stock. But many in the late 70s and early 80's didn't for some reason.
Ventura
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Fuckin' killer man 
Seriously nicely done
Seriously nicely done
The Traveller
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Killer!
JCDenton6
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This sounds great, well done!
spanny
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Sounds great! I use a VH4 with a Roadster, love the combination!
By the way, what mics did you use?
By the way, what mics did you use?
Sierra Voodoo
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The was friggin insanely great!! Really enjoyed it!! 
Steinmetzify
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Great job as always man. God forbid anything happen to AJ, but it's nice to know someone out there could fill in.
japetus
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I'd say that sounds pretty close to Adam Jones's tone.
japetus
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Steinmetzify":3c93lo0p said:
Let's not go overboard here. It's one thing to play a cover, it's another to write it.
