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Location: Chicagoland | Nice. I always find your projects intresting. I plan on getting into such a similar hobby as soon as next summer. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | There's a good chance I may crumble and pick up an L.R. Baggs piezo Tune-0-matic bridge set this weekend and go for an Out-of-body-modeled sound.
Put a set of 11's on it and see if it can be a semi acoustic sound.
Anyone use this set up? |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I have an LR Bagges piezo on my Warrior Signature.
I think it sounds great but make sure you wire it up to where you can go straight electric, Baggs or Electric/Baggs. I find myself playing it alot with the electric/baggs combo. Depending on what I am doing, it sometimes sounds like two guitars playing in unison...and electric and an acoustic. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | That's what I'm hearing about.
The Variax runs off of a piezo bridge as well. |
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December 2003
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Location: Upper Left USA | Whilst investigating the L.R. Baggs T-Bridge I ran across this review:
Harmony Review for the T-Bridge.
:cool:
I am leaning towards the T-Bridge, Control X and a bridge mounted TV jones Classic.
I've already strung the M-viper and played the neck and set it up. Very exciting project! |
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Thick paint?
