Guitar was airbrushed with water based paints... What kind of clear should be shot over it? The previous clear coater left the business and I am needing some info... google is confusing me.
Custom build
-24.75, rosewood fretboard.
-maple neck
-maple body
-maple cap
-flamed maple verneer....
In other words... What pickups (knowing I like the JB, Distortion etc) in LP''s aren't overkill in a maple body one? Have zero experience hearing any.
Dude... LOVE that. Great choice. If possible, please shoot me a PM when the next one kicks off.. Be glad to donate something cool for the cause.
When I was trying to "Make it" and just started getting momentum, I use to offer signed 8x10's and all the proceeds would go to St. Judes... I could...
Funny thing is, When I was maybe 15-17 I saved up and got myself a vintage JMC800 and a legit script logo MXR... Tone was actually pretty dang close... Chops, yea... Randy was MAGIC considering what he had going on.
If you listen to his sound check footage, in person his tone was HUGE.
A good tech will know. I'm NOT a tech. It was on the pots, not anywhere on the board. I believe Scott did them to make it fuller sounding. Me personally, I like my tone to bite... Cut etc. Bot be "rounded" FWIW, I think it's a pretty common thing someone can answer as we did it to my Splawn...
I know a few things have been thrown around... We literally fixed some of that on my amp in one cap being clipped....Took it from "Farty" (it wasn't but man it was in comparison after clipping it)
There's a handful of guys who have (myself included) The clearcoat is the hardest part typically. If you want something professional I can recommend a few guys. Watcha painting?
Guess we will have to agree to disagree. Not sure what your experience is but Fender has a holier than thou relationship with artists. In my experience, even Gibson was better and that's saying something. ESP on the other hand does take chances on smaller artists historically (especially after...
So you have the same job? Same one at first? I mean, they gave you an opportunity.
Having been "in the industry" and the way others work, people love opportunities to better their position. The BEST way to negotiate more money, better deals etc is leave a position and find another. Sad, but...