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Pvt. Ryan wrote: ↑Tue Jul 26, 2022 3:24 pm This could be interesting:
https://catalinbread.com/products/callisto-mkii

HALCYON Green Overdrive
Another great pedal from Origin Effects.

This could be interesting:
https://catalinbread.com/products/callisto-mkii

One, The Frayed Ends of Sanity, and Harvester of Sorrow (from ...And Justice for All album). It's difficult to find guitar tabs online back then (late 90's)

This is a good discussion. Cheers.

D shape to C is not difficult. Rasps/files or coarse sandpaper on a block to remove the meat, then finer grits until it's smooth enough for a finish. Tru-oil or wipe-on poly are easy. Just don't remove any depth from the middle of the neck unless you 100% know exactly how deep the truss rod is. Or ...

Optical wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 2:38 pm Ive done it lots of times with fender necks. 80 grit makes short work of thinning down the thick areas, then start smothing once in about the right shape

That's good to know, cheers.

Lyle wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 1:40 pm What's the neck? If it's bolt on you might be able to sell it and buy a replacement with the profile you want for less cost than getting a luthier to reshape.

Specs mention 'standard neck profile' - didn't tell if D or C-shape. It's a Framus D-Series guitar by the way.

JHorner wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 12:53 pm I got a luthier to do it (Gibson 50s profile to 60s profile)

I'd say if you have to ask, then get a luthier to do it.

I suppose luthier is the best way. I hope it won't cost much.

Hi. I'm just wondering if anyone has tried modifying a guitar neck (from D shape to C shape)? Do you need a luthier for the work or can be DIY?

Cheers.

Thanks for posting the link. I listened to the demos Quick reactions (which only apply to the demo as I've not owned any of these amps for a more comprehensive test) The Katana sounds kinda Marshally on all its tones The Fender sounds kinda Fendery on all its tones. Nice vib/trem The Line6 sounds d...

codedog wrote: ↑Fri Oct 01, 2021 8:13 pm Blimey... deceptively simple...

Top-notch!

For me, stacking is a great way of achieving a dynamic tone at low volumes. Although, I prefer to stack boost pedals. My current go to for base sound is the boost side of my zvex box of rock into a super hard on clone into a Timmy with a smidge of hair. I have 2 fuzzes at start of chain for extra d...

Happy New Year 2022.

Does stacking ODs generally call for a noise gate pedal?

Cheers.

Zaulkin wrote: ↑Sat Nov 27, 2021 6:38 pm They are amazing value eh. Slinky.

Indeed, they are.