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I was a total thick-neck person until I realized that I prefer jumbo frets. I have a Suhr shredder guitar with jumbo frets and the smallest neck imaginable (to me). It doesn't cause hand pain - go figure. ...I still like huge necks...

As a very amateur guitar woodworker, I really appreciate your posts.

Thanks for sharing.

Must...not...buy... Damn, that looks great!

I got suckered in by Source Audio's "Win a Pedal if you submit Patches" nonsense. I bought a C4, which is kind of fun. I have to get over some of the programming limitations, but it does track pretty well, and some cool sounds are to be had. I've been submitting some patches to their website, which is also fun because it forces me to make a sound clip at the same time. I think I would love one of those Boss units..

It's just another resistor in parallel in #1, so less resistance and more signal (at least for the Fender stuff).

That's a LOT to do in one night. Sleep well.

Thanks. I did end up finding that you can start with that, and opt for a two pickup version. Must resist buying one.

That's super nice. Do they make SGs? I'm reminded why I shouldn't cruise this forum.

I think I'd rather play guitar.

Sounds great.

I love Rush. That's it.

Totally agree. I can use it by itself, or as a power amp for a modeler - in both instances it works great as a practice amp at home. (I haven't used it out, but we have a 100 watt one in the school's studio that sounds great when the students use it for parts.)

I'll second this. I use the power amp in if I'm using a modeler, and that works well too. Although, the stock sounds (I go for more clean than not) are pretty great. I've tried the Yamaha mini things more than once and have never been able to get something I like out of them.

Takes the term "Goldtop" to a new level.