just keep your head in the sand and your feet in the Mediterranean

<r>Talking of guitar tuning and I hope its not off thread, I'm tuning and setting up guitars fairly often and have taken up using the 'Frequency-counter / instrument-tuner' off the website <URL url="http://www.techmind.org/audio/."><s>[url]</s>http://www.techmind.org/audio/.<e>[/url]</e></URL> The ...

Is anybody else enthusiastic for flat wound (sometimes called ribbon wound), or flat ground strings? A bit biased towards jazz sounds, but intersting tones.

of course Guitar Legend is right, but should we discourage creativity and lateral thinking? Oh well, yes you're right. This time we should. Sorry Woefuly Misspelt.

<t>For home and practice use a friend told me about the Roland Micro Cube. 100 euros when I bought mine. Its packed full of effects and electronically mimics the tones of some great grown up amps. I use it all the time at home and occasionally use it as a pre-amp through bigger amps because its so ...

I do have a vested interest, but yeah, do support and take interest in the guys who spend their time building beautiful one off custom guitars.

I've owned, loved and played gutiars for fifty years now. The best guitar? The one that draws your attention every time you go in the room. The one that you never want to put down.
Thanks for the welcome to the forum.

<t>In the end the idea of high or low output, is not important in choosing the pick-up for you. You are looking for character, response and how it handles overdriven tones. The biggest and smoothest doesn't link to output figures, and is also why there are so very many pick-ups made and so very many ...