Thread: Compander placement in delay circuit

Quote: Originally Posted by pjackson92 Im currently working on a tele and have decided to go with white on the front and back of the body with black sides and a black cross on the front. my question is the order of how I need to finish the guitar. Do I need to go Deft sanding sealer, rerannch white lacquer primer, reranch arctic white, reranch black sides and cross then deft clearcoat?

We brought the beagles with us... The Rotties and Sheps with the double coat made it through. What I am doing with the gold leaf once I get back done there this going to trim the body, pickguard, and headstock with it as well as a headstock design before I do the clear coat. I will be getting back to work this week. The weekend took a bad turn with a chest cold... Pics hopefully soon.

If you're using standard metal jacks, not the plastic jacks, the box is grounded when you screw the jacks into the box, the box becomes a common grouns and conducts between all the jacks. So my guess is the adaptor causing the problem. As I said unplug it and see if the hum goes away. If it does you got a poorly filtered adaptor. Get yourself a Boss or a Dan Electro Zero Hum adaptor and you'll be in good shape. (or use a battery, a...

nvm I found what i need

Are you talking about the ol' fashioned Paas egg eye stuff (or similar)? I didn't know anyone would have the stuff in stock this time of the year, but now I know that when I find some, I'm going to stock up. If it works on eggs (non toxic!) then I think it would make for great dye for a few other projects (other than guitar) I'll soon be embarking upon. Being the curious type, I went to Google to look up Aniline and how it...

When it comes right down to it it’s your guitar do what you want. I will say if you’re going to stain it. I would use some sort of wood conditioner. It will help give you an even coat.

First off, look for loose connections on the power jack (and/or battery harness), input and output jack, and switch. Those are all "high stress" points and tends to be where things break on well used pedals.

One old school method of keeping glue out of the threads is using plastic drinking straws. Just slide them over the threaded rod. Epoxy won't stick to plastic, not very well anyway.

What the hell is this spammer? That line is my quote from earlier post... crazy... Quote: Originally Posted by dsafhsdas The toggle switch on Marshall heads like the JTM45 are actually ON in the Down position, just like I set it here. Matter of fact, you cannot easily rotate the switch anyway, because it is notched for a single orientation! Lucky me, huh?

Quote: Originally Posted by katillac Snap! I LOVE the "weapons-grade retarded" part. Pure gold! Just use it the next time somebody does something terminally stupid, it's the gift that keeps on giving. Customtele - let's just hope the guy sobers up, realises he's been a jackass and posts $200 through the door.