Needing pics for a new JS site

Jeff · #1 07-10-2003, 07:53 PM

I'm working on a JSsite, kinda like Jemsite, and I need pictures for it. Currently looking for pics of all JS models

. I've got everything else done (layout, info, etc. for the most part) and I am only needing pictures. PM/email me if you want to see it and you're interested in helping out. I appreciate any and all effort that you are willing to give. Thanks.

saTa · #2 07-12-2003, 02:11 PM

got some of my js90th for ya...

http://jazz.strikenet.de/saTa/guitar/js90th/js90.html

you might find use for a few of them...
also feel free to ask me for some pics at special angles you want, i'll take some... you can also request high-res versions of most of the pics on the site... just post

Jeff · #3 07-12-2003, 02:16 PM

I can't host any pics off of my server (connection to slow.) So what I did was make a form where I, as admin, type in the URL to the picture and pick what kind of guitar it is. Then the PHP extension GD automagically creates a new thumbnail image and places it on my server. That was I can manage my database and have the thumbnails all in one place. I'll definitly use the 90th pics, thanks!

**cerealk** · #4 07-12-2003, 03:44 PM

have a look at

www.ibanezregister.com

and then ask Jerry

zEr0 · #5 07-14-2003, 08:04 PM

Cool. I'd love to see a JSsite. However it will sure be lot of work to have it as complete as Jemste is. I mean with all the information of the guitars from every year, the forum, the pics, etc. Anyway, good luck. Im looking forward to seing your site.

Jeff · #6 07-15-2003, 02:17 AM

Well, I'm putting a lot of emphasis on the dynamic part of the site. Like I can upload a picture to the gallery without even accessing the actual webserver...I can just type in the URL of the picture and the site does everything else automagically. I still need a lot of pics, and with my new job starting, I'm not gonig to have as much time to work on everything. But once everything is in place I'll reveal the URL of it and allow everyone to participate. I think you'll be pleasantly suprised by it.

nuno · #7 07-16-2003, 07:15 AM

saTa,
how come is your JS's Low-E' saddle moved that forward? it's weird... do you use any particular intonation method?

horstausmforst · #8 07-16-2003, 11:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nuno

saTa,
how come is your JS's Low-E' saddle moved that forward? it's weird... do you use any particular intonation method?

On one guitar of me, i had to intonate like that, too. It's weird indeed.. but the low e (tuned to d) string only intonates correctly on that guitar with the saddle in that position.

saTa · #9 07-16-2003, 12:44 PM

had it set up by a pro...

tbh since this is my absolute main guitar i play around with different tunings a lot... default e, default eb, drop d... are the 3 i use, mainly

therefore the trem block, too