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13 December 2016
perfect replacement for a fraction of the price!
I rebuild several old guitars, and these screws are perfect fits for any Fender style pickguard or trem cover. Buy in bulk and you'll never run out.
29 March 2016
Bass Bassics...just like it says
I happened across a set of these when the local music store was out of my regular GHS Boomers. The guy said these were basically the same, but without the cloth wrapping around the tuning key end of them. I gave them a shot because I'd rather try another set of GHS than to go with the other popular brands (which I dont really like). So glad they were out of the regular Boomers that day...because these are GREAT!! I instantly heard a much more rounded bottom end with clarity and a more balanced output across the board. Absolutely excellent for recording and it gave me a 'finished' sound right off the bat. I think the lack of the wrapping on the end of the string just allowed them to be more alive and definitely added sustain that I don't remember having before from my Fender P-Bass. It's never sounded bad, but the GHS Bassics seemed to be a perfect fit. Try them out and you won't be disappointed. One little tip I might add is after you have them strung through the bridge and before you have wound them to your tuning keys...cut the string right at two (2) tuning keys beyond the one your about to string (about 2 inches). This will give you enough to wind with no slippage but not so long you get a mess of a winding when it's tuned to pitch.
01 June 2016
A fun piece of gear for guitarists and a nice tool for recording studios
At this point in time I've had my Eleven Rack for about three weeks now. I have been blessed to be both a professional guitarist as well as operate a recording studio and I often get asked to do the guitar tracks for various projects. So in theory, the Eleven Rack sounds like a musician's dream. Having so many sounds at your disposal and the ability to manipulate them. And I have to say...it does a pretty good job.
Like any other fancy device, it does take some time reading and understanding how to run it in whatever your situation calls for. It can be simply a front end guitar amp/effect, a way to track digitally into your DAW, or it can be used for 're-amping' a previously recorded DI track then tracked in real time back to your DAW.
I own a couple of the amplifiers that the Eleven Rack has in it's library, and they are really close. Especially in a mix of a song. It does really great for me so far doing rhythm tracks. I'll more than likely still use my real amps for leads or anything that is more 'guitar up front', simply because there ain't nothing like the real thing, baby.
My favorite part about it? At any time of the day or night I can slap on a pair of headphones and truly get inspired to play more. Another great feature is the loaded presets. Some of the effect ideas they added to the Eleven Rack presets are things I never would of come up with on my own, but could see myself tinkering with them more.