I too, find that the Dr. is in the right. It's the damned EMERGENCY room, not the boo-boo room. And if people start getting repramanded or worse because of a lack of politeness and rightfully getting pissed by ignorance then I see a massive wave of unemployment in the near future.
So they go to...
I believe so......feels like it might have been that long ago by now but my memory is shit, so we might just have to wait another year for the end result..
Whatever happened to that kid that wanted a lefty version from the custom shop for some astronomical sum because lefties weren't available and "Best guitar ever. Will change my life! And my playing blah, blah...."
Anyone remeber that and know what came of it?
Could this work for you?
https://www.zoom.co.jp/products/production-recording/audio-interfaces/u-44-handy-audio-interface
I also heard the line 6 interface for iOS is pretty good for the price...."Line 6 Sonic Port"
Exactly this! That's why the Strandberg shape is perfect for the classical position. Basically any guitar where that area is more accommodating to the shape of your leg, instead of the exact opposite like, say a super strat shape. But if it is rounded like a strat etc., then at least remove the...
There's different comments under different pics. This one for example:
"Stu Marshall wrote 5 years ago
I am an esp endorser. it was custom built from Japan. its amazing. I really hope it goes into production"
....probably just never did.
I was referring to the "straight bridge" part and my uncertainty if that's really the part that matters on a multi-scale....basically fishing for a confirmation or correction ;)
Aren't the saddles the critical part on a multiscale, with the end piece being more equivalent to the stop tail on a TOM? Just like the lucking nut part being straight and the multiscale feature relying on a slanted nut or zero-fret......or am I way off base here?
I was going to go for ebony because for me, the tonal characteristics of a fretboard are irrelevant so it's a purely aesthetical choice and, well, black goes with everything!
But reading through this thread, it reminded me of the Parker Fly I once tried and God. Damn. those fretboards were hands...