Oscar Schmidt Neck Pickup Demo
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You are really good. I just recently purchased the same guitar online, can't wait for it to come. thanks
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Nice shirt.
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@TNT73BLF Thanks for the advice friend!
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@boxingin Very nice blues sound. That PU and Amp combo are really cool.
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@TNT73BLF Thank you. I'll try doing some of that stuff when I get the time.
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what do you mean wrap the strings over the top of the stop tail bridge?
johncartelli 5 months ago
@johncartelli – To accomplish this technique you route the strings from the Tune-o-matic side of the Stop Bar Tail Piece. This allows the string to wrap around the Stop Bar Tail Piece changing the break angle. This is how the original Les Paul’s (& Les Paul Jr.) were strung prior to the introduction of the Tune-o-matic Bridge - when the Stop Tail was the Bridge. I found a video titled “Tune-o-matic fix” that shows the Strings wrapped over the Stop Bar. Hope this helps!
TNT73BLF 5 months ago
@johncartelli - By the way, Your project Car is Awesome.
TNT73BLF 5 months ago
My G string (3rd) always goes flat after playing it for about 10 minutes. Any advice?
boxingin 1 year ago
@boxingin if you do a lot of bending of the G string your problem may come from the nut slot grabbing the string and not allowing it to go back to pitch. I solve this (or try to) by using graphite in the nut slots for all of my strings (on all of my Guitars).
TNT73BLF 1 year ago
@boxingin Also for this Guitar, or any with a stop tail bridge, I’ll also wrap my strings over the top of the stop tail bridge. In my opinion this helps with string tension / string feel and makes bends easier. I also grind down any rough spots on the bottom of the stop tail bridge and try to get it down on the body as much as possible to allow for max string vibration transfer. I hope these tips help.
TNT73BLF 1 year ago