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Location: 6 String Ranch | For a small fee someone could buy guitar number 7.
Frankly I think the 1654 of 20 is more interesting. |
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Location: SoCal | Dave said "Personally...no electronics."
The FD-14 eliminated the weight but can still be plugged in...if not the OP-Pro, at least the True-Balance pickup w/direct out preamp. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Tony's right, the FD-14 electronics are wonderful. I had this installed in my Adamas II Slothead.
"We dunt need no stinkin controls" |
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Location: SoCal | My personal preference is for the OP Pro, but I'd be happy with the FD 14's electronics. |
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Location: Scotland | The FD electronics are fine, but personaly I hate endpin jack sockets and refuse to have them in any guitar I use on the road. Endpin jacks are unreliable and a pain in the ass to change when they break down (and they do, regularly) If you can find a strap to fit it is never secure unless you have a jack plugged-in, and they make using certian types of guitar-stand difficult unless you use right-angle plugs. My vote would be for an Op-50 0r XLR Op-Pro |
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Location: SoCal | Paul and Paul - correct...so, OP-Pro. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Paul T. - you are of course right, and that is EXACTLY the reason that the FD-14 electronics on my slothead don't go to an endpin jack. I had them install it to a normal bowl mounted jack. I would make a comment that "great minds think alike", but I'm sure that would just instigate all kinds of shit from our brothers on this board (ha ha). |
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Location: SoCal | Dave, yes it would but we'll leave it at that. |
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Location: SoCal | What great minds? Or did you mean grating minds?
At any rate, I agree with Temp's reasoning and would want to go with an OP Pro with both a 1/4 and an XLR out. And not thru the end pin. |
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Location: SoCal | # 7, # 7, # 7, # 7,# 7, # 7, # 7, # 7,# 7, # 7, # 7, # 7,# 7, # 7, # 7
maybe a sleeve of Titleist Pro V1 ?? :rolleyes: |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Sure, only if the balls are the number seven! I don't loose those so fast!!!! |
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Location: SoCal | # 7's are on order... |
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ofc guitar option one
