Of course you absolutely should ... I mean, even playing one of those newfangled electrified guitars (I heard those can just explode) is better for the soul than not playing guitar at all
Ha ha....i'm getting the faces again
Looks a really comfortable shape and never heard of the maker
The OG loch ness was pretty popular until people started posting about the finish wearing off quickly. It was the same shape just larger to accommodate dual 18650. The 21700 is a tight fit, may try my red Sanyo 20700 in it next.Ha ha....i'm getting the faces again
Looks a really comfortable shape and never heard of the maker
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I hope you are all having a fantastic Monday... or as good as Mondays can be.
I hope you are all having a fantastic Monday... or as good as Mondays can be.
Absolutely loved the kayfun V4 back in the day, had two of them. One pictured here with the FeV3.
This is the exploded parts diagram that you will need to keep very close at the start.
The KFV4 doesn't work well with TC because of the #12 spring, there were solutions to make the resistance more stable but I just ran mine in VW mode.
Saved! And so far I'm power mode all the way, so it should suit me fine.Absolutely loved the kayfun V4 back in the day, had two of them. One pictured here with the FeV3.
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This is the exploded parts diagram that you will need to keep very close at the start.
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The KFV4 doesn't work well with TC because of the #12 spring, there were solutions to make the resistance more stable but I just ran mine in VW mode.
I ran mine with the 4S Kit, it has a bigger bore and no AFC screw.
You remove the 510 pin and adjust the AFC screw though the hole, it can be a bit of a PiTA until you get it set the way you want it.
Shinyitis has sharpened my hunting skills and willingness to strike fast on a great deal, which I did today. My July shinyitis - a new to me used minivan!
The old one, our fifth, has been the ProVari of minivans - 14 years, 186,000 miles, just routine maintenance. The new one matches the gunmetal Zenkote ProVari I'm hammering away on, so it's matchy matchy too!
The old one, our fifth, has been the ProVari of minivans - 14 years, 186,000 miles, just routine maintenance. The new one matches the gunmetal Zenkote ProVari I'm hammering away on, so it's matchy matchy too!
I ran mine with the 4S Kit, it has a bigger bore and no AFC screw.
You remove the 510 pin and adjust the AFC screw though the hole, it can be a bit of a PiTA until you get it set the way you want it.
I'm an MTLer, so I will have to fiddle with that screw at the start, but after that I should be able to leave it be. Unless my vape style changes, of course.
Howdy shiners. Just thought I'd pop in. Nothing new and shiny here though... New wick(rayon, love it, btw,) and battery wraps in the mail.
You all seem shiny as usual. Can't wait till I can be shinny again for a day or so. ;P
You all seem shiny as usual. Can't wait till I can be shinny again for a day or so. ;P
I loved my mini vans. I hope you have many happy years with yours.
All I got was some random color drip tips and atty stands. A couple are rather pretty. One is hot pink, don’t know what I’d use that for.
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I used to have several guitars too and had a big case of G.A.S. lol. My niece who plays in three bands with regular gigs has been "borrowing" my Strat for some time now. I was playing my Yamaha Pacifica PAC611HFM earlier today. It has a Seymour Duncan SP90-1 in the neck and a Custom 5 (higher output classic '59) in the bridge with push-pull coil splitting. I totally love the earthy guttural sound of a soapbar. It's a player. The Yamaha's, depending on model, are rather underrated guitars.
Yes totally… IMO guitar players and/or collectors (especially collectors) would pay handsomely for a stabwood guitar.
Freshly strung last night...
ElectroDave, Tele Janine is mighty puuuurdy. I love natural grained guitars and have been admiring your work in various threads. You do some really nice work. Do you have any sound clips of your guitars? I would love to hear any clips you may have.
I used to have several guitars too and had a big case of G.A.S. lol. My niece who plays in three bands with regular gigs has been "borrowing" my Strat for some time now. I was playing my Yamaha Pacifica PAC611HFM earlier today. It has a Seymour Duncan SP90-1 in the neck and a Custom 5 (higher output classic '59) in the bridge with push-pull coil splitting. I totally love the earthy guttural sound of a soapbar. It's a player. The Yamaha's, depending on model, are rather underrated guitars.
Yes totally… IMO guitar players and/or collectors (especially collectors) would pay handsomely for a stabwood guitar.
Freshly strung last night...
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Funny how it is..I was a MTLr when I started. Didn't want anything to do with DL. When I stopped smoking, I decided i'm finished with tobacco to. Now two years later I mostly DL, and only tobacco.
Really nice. That was when Yamaha guitars were something special, and for a great price. The guitar they sell today as the Pacifica just isn't in the same class. The P90's are great. Surfy.
I'm a dunce when it comes to recording. The other problem with sound clips is that you are only hearing the guitar through my amplifier, and it may sound much different through yours. Dozens of people have purchased my guitars without hearing them first. I've done plenty of pickup swaps/upgrades before shipping the guitar. On the guitar I sold three weeks ago, I added a kill switch. With a kill switch, you can sound just like Eddie Van Halen or Tom Morello in just a few decades.
I have a Yamaha acoustic that’s 35 years old and looks and plays like new. Nothing fancy, but I paid like $100 for it. Even back then, I thought that was a steal.
I got out the Guild and played a little today. It’s been too long and my fingers are killing me lol.
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