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I think he was at a guitar show I went to in the mid 90s in the old Wembley Arena thing. He was on the billing. If it was him then he had this weird symmetrical 2 necked guitar doing two-handed shred-style tapping, one on each neck. It was impressive, but i left thinking, wtf is the point of that? In the way that someone doing amazing footwork ball skills and catching the football on their shoulders is impressive but useless in an actual match.For me Paul Gilbert was the elephant in the room when we were talking about shred Vs feel/ quantity Vs quality. Has more speed and precision than anyone but manages to make every note feel relevant! And so clearly cares more about the song rather than his guitar playing, I think he's really evolved into a song lover and performer in recent years
similar but not Y shaped, the necks were in line opposite side of the body and IIRC using the same pickups. Could have sworn it was Gilbert.sounds like u saw Michael Angelo Batio - if you mean a guitar like this and not a normal double neck...
maybe Paul Gilbert had one too but I've only ever seen this dude playine one...
I love most of Spaceship, deffo enjoy him doing goofy pop songs I might even say I like PG best when he's doing covers?I was a mega PG fan boy - I even have a PGM301 guitar sitting in its case - but overall I think he’s lost it a bit in recent years as he’s become more bluesy and jazzy. His records are, for a lack of better words, dull. It just doesn’t speak to me any more
Give me more of this:
Or this:
And less of this:
I mean it’s stunning playing but… doesn’t hit the spot for me in the same way without the goofy pop song structures.
I cleaned my vintage (standard) trem with coca cola and WD40 (in that order). Old toothbrush for a soft scrub. Obviously remove from the body first. Water rinse to get all cola residue off before using wd40 to drive out the water, penetrate remaining crud and loosen it. Rinse again (except for springs and screwthreads which benefit from the WD40). At the end leave on kitchen roll to absorb any residue.I used to play for hours and hours when I was in my teens but my guitars stayed at my parents till I recently finished the study in my house and took them back
Anyone know how to tidy up a Floyd Rose? Mine seems to have tarnished and suffered a bit over the years
N.B. I just figured out your username is a guitar reference! Right?
Lovely guitars, really fantastic engineering. I think a Deluxe was one of the first guitars I worked on when I started in repair. Might have to go look on eBay...It is indeed! I used to own a Parker Nitefly and then a Parker Fly Deluxe
You may find some of the gold has tarnished off but if you're gentle it should come up pretty great. All depends if you're confident stripping and reassembling a Floyd
Edit: TBF I'm not sure your intonation is right anyway so, may be worth a try anyway!
100% - best advice I can give is, get good at wedging the bridge into its resting position while you set the intonation and then adjust the springs til the wedge falls out. Definitely a knack to it!Spent 2 hours last night stripping it down, cleaning it, sorting the action, intonation etc - Forgot how long these take to tune up lol
Just added another to the collection….sorry, it's 9
Dean ML fixed neck
Dean ML floyd, bolt on neck
Dean Dime RazorBack 10K
Dean RazorBack bolt on neck
Dean DimeRazorBack V
jag
jag
jag
*Dean Dime O Flame
The green 2 I'm not so fussed about.
After all that it is 10! I missed a Dean Dime-o-flame
The Dime's are keepers for sure
Ahem...this is it now! No more. I've gone from 2 guitars to 12 in 2 weeks!! :O
Funnily enough I’m selling one of the ML’s! Black with a Floyd Rose, it’s a 2015, nice but not really a keeperAhem...
I'll PM you my address for one of the MLs
beware of the man who rests his electric guitar on his left leg