Posts by thegman

Quote from Chris Duncan

I've always loved the way the Ovation necks feel.

Why do you have a block of C4 and a detonator attached to one of your guitars? If it's been bad, wouldn't a scolding be more appropriate?

Just say NO to Crack(s)...go big or go home

I have three new (old) guitars. Two need work, one is mint condition!

First one, 1976, Ovation 1627-4 Glen Campbell model - needs work, Pawn Shop Find

Second one, 1993 Ovation 1868 Elite - needs work - Facebook Marketplace Find

Third, 1987 Ovation 1712 Custom Balladeer, absolutely MINT condition! My local Guitar Shop

The 1627-4 had a long crack with separation, being humidified and wit the weights sitting on the caised crack, the separation has gone from about 6 inches of light showing through to 2. Once I get it closed, I will cleat the crack from the back.

I love Ovation guitars...I also have a 1768 I have had new since back in the 80's, and an 1858 12-string purchased new in 2002.

Old thread resurrected!

So glad I got this cab from Zilla.

I see now that Rig Manager offers a 7+ Beta for the Toaster, I installed that, and I'm good.

I opened Rig Manager, and it said I needed an update, so I let it do it.

Now when I start it says I need 7.0.00 or higher for my Profiler Powered Toaster.

When I go to Kemper, I see 7.01 but for the Stage only?

Where is 7 for the Toaster?

Can't figure out why. All Guitars. If not touching strings or metal to ground, getting a lot of hum.

Powered Toaster

Two Headrush FRFR112 speakers.

Line conditioner on the power.

Is there like a reverse polarity switch somewhere on the Kemper?

Not my latest, but I did put the little Poker Chip on my Gibby. I still think I will leave the Pickguard off.

I like the Gibson knobs better...will have to put a cream tip on the toggle switch too.

Picked up yesterday.

Swag time..

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I think I have decided to paint the King V repaired Jackson in the same color as my Schecter. Schecter called it Lambo Blue, but after contacting them, it's really BMW Laguna seca blue 448. Should be able to get this in a spray at my local body shop.

Probably can't get it in a Lacquer, so may have to go Acrylic Enamel.

The last one was photoshopped

I decided to just go ahead and strip the King V...no stripper, all by hand and palm sander.

Well not a Guitar, but "Gear" Fishman Aura Spectrum DI

Got the ripped out hole repaired...the right way

I am getting this Jackson KVX10 King V all glued up now. The body is glued and solid. Doing some gap filling, with wood filler, where small pieces are missing. Not sure if I am going to just put it together, and make it a Gnarly looking player, or refinish it somehow. The frets on the neck look almost untouched.

Capo Day!

Added another Thalia Capo. Why three? I have inserts in them for different fretboard radius's

I now have a pair of Silent Guitars

I paid $100 for it...the frets look like brand new. Fun project.

Here's my latest...whatcha think? Jackson KVX10 King V, that looks like Pete Townshend got hold of

Quote from Wheresthedug

Berts pack is excellent and not expensive. However, as you already have two Fishmans why don’t you just profile them yourself at you own preferred settings?

I've never personally profiled an amp before. I just have the Loudbox Mini, the Aura Sixteen is an Imaging acoustic pedal. I may give it a try. Just haven't had time to really delve into creating a profile.