scottcald

Haven't used these, but could be worth checking out: https://www.wideanglesoftware.com/support/droidtransfer/sync-itunes-to-android.php https://www.coolmuster.com/phone-transfer/transfer-music-from-itunes-to-android.html The first one says it doesn't copy playlists because there isn't a standard playlist format in the music players on Android. Unclear about the second one.

Thanks, that's exactly what I have. Don't have a full Steve Stevens lineup, though, cool!

Thanks! Appreciate it!

Thanks. I guess my search didn't phrase it right, I'll keep trying.

Picked up a not very expensive PRS S2 Vernon Reid Vela that needed a few things, locking nut being one of them. I emailed PRS asking them if it was an R2 or R3, and they wrote back: "The nut is a PR11 which was the custom nut made only for us by Floyd Rose for our models with a 10" radius" This was new information for me. If you need one, write them, they'll send you a direct link to purchase. Great customer service from those guys.

The photos I've ever seen of EVH's guitars that were at an angle enough to tell, it always seemed like his Floyd was slightly angled and resting on the top of the body. Yes, it's not technically correct (not the correct angle to the posts) but how much did he do that was technically correct?

Why make yourself better when you the computer can do it?

I agree. Saw 2 Peavey US made strat style the other day for under $300 each.

What case does the first Steve Stevens model use, like a Les Paul style? Is there a specific TKL model? Mine came with a 3rd party case that has seen better days. Any other ones folks like and fit well?

Isn't the customer designed similar to what Chapman did by asking the people who were already going to buy them what they wanted? I think the guy should ask Henry J how well really different ideas go over with the guitar crowd. Innovation.....as long as it's exactly like what I have now.

Isn't the customer designed similar to what Chapman did by asking the people who were already going to buy them what they wanted? I think the guy should ask Henry J how well really different ideas go over with the guitar crowd. Innovation.....as long as it's exactly like what I have now.

Also, the + model of this is also a tuner and you can plug a cable into it if the wireless goes awry or your pack runs out of battery etc. It has you covered. Pete Thorn demo'ing it:

I'd second that. I've had to email them a few times and they were always helpful.

Just to add, I found this, don't know how good the info is:

AI is as dumb as many people in the world.

Just like Leo did it!

It's already reversed. 🤣

Cool guitar. What happened to him? I loved his Duncan demos, as good as most of the guys demo'ing on YT.

When has need ever dictated acquiring gear? 🤣

Looking forward to the backline photos. 😄

I always thought that Vector of Rick's was the coolest V. The Standard headstock on it takes it over the top.

Damn, even the $5 Dumble is elusive.

That's a Diablo that's been mangled. Diablo II has the HSH setup. I don't think any were hardtail.

Definitely. There used to be a shop on Joppa Rd. near Towson called Baynesville Electronics that was cool. The folks working there always wanted to know what you were up to if you bought some wire or caps or something. They went away about 10 years ago now. Sad.

Considering some of the things Eddie did with his Fender trem to keep it in tune, holding the bar seems like a little less work.