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post #1 of 21 (permalink) Old 02-28-2004, 12:24 PM Thread Starter
 
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RG7 Custom - Finished - Big pics
Well dudes, Here she is :-) Please leave comments, I need bright white Knobs still and a White neck hum, But other than that it's finished (till my mate wants his hardware back)

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Very, very nice indeed. It will look ace with the bright white knobs and a white neck humbucker. Looks good though, bet it took ages to get the clearcoat right.
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Its really nice man! Im impressed
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Sweet Makes me want an RG-7 really bad
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very very SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!

Good job mate!

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i really dig that, but a few things that keep it from flawless in my book are the gaping mike-holes and the finish at some spaces, but i think the last is just the lightning. Congrats.
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i really dig that, but a few things that keep it from flawless in my book are the gaping mike-holes and the finish at some spaces, but i think the last is just the lightning. Congrats.
What are mike holes ? And yes, The finish isn't perfect, Neither are the pics ;-) Lighting indoors requires at least 2 light source's for the best flame to show, but as i'm not a pro, i dunno how to cut the glare effect down

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i really dig that, but a few things that keep it from flawless in my book are the gaping mike-holes and the finish at some spaces, but i think the last is just the lightning. Congrats.
What are mike holes ? And yes, The finish isn't perfect, Neither are the pics ;-) Lighting indoors requires at least 2 light source's for the best flame to show, but as i'm not a pro, i dunno how to cut the glare effect down

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i think he's talking about the pickups.
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post #9 of 21 (permalink) Old 03-02-2004, 09:41 AM
 
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Pickups = Microphones = Mike. I'm talking about the leftover cavities which could be covered up by any plastic you've carved to fit in, or you could use cedar sawdust and stitches to glue to the "walls" of the microphone-wells... but that would be a bit stupid if you'd want to buy other mics.


Oh well, screw it. Nice guitar.
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Well, pickups aren't microphones, they're magnets
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Well, pickups aren't microphones, they're magnets
Unless they're really crappy pickups

GREAT job Rob! Gorgeous axe! Now, if only it had gold hardware...
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Well, pickups aren't microphones, they're magnets
Unless they're really crappy pickups

GREAT job Rob! Gorgeous axe! Now, if only it had gold hardware...
I did think of that, And as the hardware is loaned i could possibly go for Gold, But how rare are Gold lo-pro 7's

And thanks, I like it muchley

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importent question: How's it sound
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strangly, brighter than my UV777BK, with plenty of sustain, maybe thats just differance in the body woods, but the action is lower than any 6 i've managed to set up without buzz, she is a shweet playing geetar

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Pickups = Microphones = Mike. I'm talking about the leftover cavities which could be covered up by any plastic you've carved to fit in, or you could use cedar sawdust and stitches to glue to the "walls" of the microphone-wells
You're obviously not terribly familiar with direct-mounted pickups. Just about ANY guitar where the pickups are directly mounted (meaning NO pickguard) will have to have cavities such as those so as to accomodate the "ears" of the pickups. In this case, it would be idiotic to use a pickguard to cover them up- the top is far too nice!
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