Riff magnum. In general about 50% of the Travis Bean bass necks have to be bent backwards. most of them in fact we re done at the factory and I ve got a picture and I ll see if I can upload it. Your buddy SF, his bass is completely fixed after the bend I do not like to bend them all just out of the ...

Pillars by Sunny Day Real Estate
Downside Up by Peter Gabriel
You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon

Thats a pantograph, they are used in sign making etc. Very useful for 3D tracing like that. A tracer mill is the same, but its hyrdaulic and messy messy messy. You can also can enlarge the copy on some models. Very cool machines. If your only making a handful of copies these are way faster than CNCs.

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The pickups consist of Alnico 3 and 5 with steel components. This is what Bean did as well as Fender. I use 43awg on all coils. Pretty standard pickup parts. When all this started I wanted to capture everything about my favorite metal guitars and then create some sort of variation. The neck and body...

This guy rocks the Veleno pretty hard and its the prototype!

Yes, the steel will be the only thing that makes a difference. Strat pickups have no plates what so ever much like jazzmasters etc. 52 is the only year I know for sure that used copper plated steel base plates...this is why 52 tele pickups sound like a TB500 as they are basically the same. The tele ...

It might no be a bad idea to put an ignition kill switch on this thing. I had an old Charger that had no key(ghetto) and it never got touched.

"Club Baby Seal" The sign would have a seal being clubbed by a topless woman(very cartoony and perhaps purple neon. It would be one of those that moved and then the woman would have a club and the next movement would be her smiling and the club on the seals head with xs in its eyes). This ...