|
![]() |
|
| Author |
|
|||||||
|
Jim
Posts: 7153
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
|
|||||||
| #0 09:33am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
system
|
--
|
|||||||
| #0 |
|
|||||||
|
³dee
Posts: 1827
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Heard of it before but thats leet. IS HE FROM THE FUTURE MAENZ?!?!
|
|||||||
| #1 09:38am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
mongie
Posts: 4757
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
seems cool, except for all that "press the button for 3 seconds" s***. Very complicated for anything other than tuning ?
|
|||||||
| #2 10:00am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
scooby
Posts: 3376
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
haxor the gibson
|
|||||||
| #3 10:06am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Protius
Posts: 3827
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
How does it actually work? Does it go by string tension or the note being played?
|
|||||||
| #4 10:27am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
³dee
Posts: 1833
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
How does it actually work? Does it go by string tension or the note being played? Nope. They chatted with God and he's helpin' out... |
|||||||
| #5 10:29am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
`ViPER`
Posts: 297
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
sensors on each string detect what frequency the string is vibrating at, and adjusts to the settings you want.
Ive looked at the videos and for standard tuning its realy easy. Takes about 5-10 seconds. Would be awesome for cover gig's, for a quick tuneup between songs. Even changing to non-standard tuning can be done realy quickly. I realy hate when cover bands try to play non-standard tuning songs in standard tuning, like daughter, it just doesnt sound right. |
|||||||
| #6 11:23am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
E.T.
Posts: 1013
Location: Queensland
|
||||||||
| #7 11:34am 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Jim
Posts: 7154
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
:)
yeah if the implementation is reliable and doesn't adversely affect the tone it's a pretty nifty feature, although I wouldn't choose a guitar just to get that feature myself |
|||||||
| #8 12:01pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
59fifty
Posts: 484
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Howdy Jimbo,
Been doing a heap of reading on these, not alot of people are very happy with em it seems. Many cases of the tuner control being flimsy and falling off, which is pretty shoddy :( |
|||||||
| #9 12:04pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Midda
Posts: 1461
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
I've read about this thing, but that's the first time I've seen it in action. I hate it when I decide that I want to learn a song, and then see that it doesn't use standard turning, because I'm way to lazy to sit there and re-tune the guitar. Having the guitar do it for me would be tits.
|
|||||||
| #10 12:08pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Jim
Posts: 7155
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
ouch
is that with the gibson 59fifty? |
|||||||
| #11 01:08pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
BassMan
Posts: 1189
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Hmmm - no good for bass players (imagine the size of the motors / gearbox).
I can restring, tune + check intonation on my Warwick Thumb 6er in about 30 mins (and a set of DR high beams lasts me around ~3 months, gigging 2~3 times per week). |
|||||||
| #12 01:15pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
shad
Posts: 2173
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Looks awesome, didn't realise they did innotation as well. Plus I've always loved the look of the Les Paul guitars.
|
|||||||
| #13 01:42pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Nitro
Posts: 1356
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
|
SG bitches!!!
|
|||||||
| #14 03:15pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Freewheelin
Posts: 1214
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
i always found the les paul shape to be really uncomfortable
not as bad as a v, but still enough to annoy the s*** out of me |
|||||||
| #15 03:43pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
59fifty
Posts: 485
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Certainly is Jim :(
Take a browse on some of the well known gibson boards, everybody seems to hate the bloody things!!!!! Wankers at gibson need to stop making these silly things and start making LEFTY les pauls again, 3 months I have been trying to find a decent one from the USA with no luck.. My strat and marshall dont get along to well :( |
|||||||
| #16 06:41pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
shad
Posts: 2174
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Do they ship them from the US? I thought they didn't due to wanting people to go through their local distributer.
|
|||||||
| #17 06:45pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
59fifty
Posts: 486
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Depends where you go, major distributors wont (zzsounds, musciansfriend) but I've found some smaller places that are happy to.
Other than that, ebay has alot of bargians. I would have like, 4 les pauls now if I was a righty! |
|||||||
| #18 07:02pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Jim
Posts: 7157
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
allans seem to be carrying them shad
59fifty: what happens with your strat & marshall? mine's ok with a TSL 602, other than the strat being horribly made :) |
|||||||
| #19 07:14pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
shad
Posts: 2175
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
I have seen plenty being sold around aus, was wondering about importing them since last time I checked there were some savings to be had.
|
|||||||
| #20 07:18pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
59fifty
Posts: 487
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Ive got a jcm900 100watt combo
lol, they get along fine, just really need the humbuckers when you kick the gain up :) Thats a bummer about your strat! Mines fantastic, thought its the 60th anniversary model, maybe a took a little extra care with it? Hows that other expensive hunk of wood you have going? ------------- AKA: lithi0s |
|||||||
| #21 07:20pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Jim
Posts: 7158
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
mine's just some random year'd (2002 or something I think I bought it) american deluxe out of the california factory. sounds ok, but the fretwork is worse than some cheapy brands, and it feels bloody aweful changing to it after the PRS
and yeh the PRS is goin great :) beautiful beautiful guitar, sounds great, feels great, hardly have to tune it |
|||||||
| #22 07:25pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
59fifty
Posts: 488
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
ah ok, thats a shame about the frets, I think mines had a once over on one of those PLEK machines.. frets are fantastic :)
What model PRS was yours? |
|||||||
| #23 07:28pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Jim
Posts: 7159
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
ah cool where'd you get that done?
and my prs is a custom 24 in dark cherry sunburst |
|||||||
| #24 07:33pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
B.Hardball
Posts: 7469
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Ive got a jcm900 100watt combo Is that the two speakers amp? I've got the same one I think, can't remember the exact model number. I have it switched down to 50 watts, because srsly 100 tube out of two speakers is so unnecessary. I would think about selling it if it was worth something because it just doesn't get any love now I'm not in a band:( |
|||||||
| #25 08:17pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
B.Hardball
Posts: 7470
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
PS, I want one of those Gibsons, just for the pretty lights. I can see myself owning one in a few years when I'm earning a couple more bucks than I am now.
|
|||||||
| #26 08:19pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
59fifty
Posts: 489
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
Mines only got 1 12inch speaker, its basically a 100watt jcm900 head which you can hook up 2 speaker/quadboxes to
100 watt seems to get a better tone for me, and I get a good sound even at bedroom levels :) JIM: I was lead to believe it came from the factory plek'd, after some reading that may not be the case.. either way, fretboard is fantastic on it, bummer your not happy with yours though |
|||||||
| #27 09:46pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
Jim
Posts: 7160
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
|
ah ok
|
|||||||
| #28 10:15pm 20/01/08 |
|
|||||||
|
system
|
--
|
|||||||
| #28 |
|
|||||||
|
| ||||||||