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Tag Archives: cbg
Guitar Toys, Guitar Amp Plans
Replaced the strings on my Telecaster. I had DR 11s on there, switched back to D’Addario 10s. Despite the DRs having hex cores, I can’t tell a difference in the sound, and the decreased tension by going to a lighter … Continue reading
Posted in Guitar
Tagged amp, cbg, cigar box guitar, delta lab, delta labs, deltalab, diy, effects pedal, Guitar, solid state, tube amp, tube overdrive, tube screamer, vacuum tube
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Building a Balsa Violin, pt 0
I know. I’m certifiably insane. The guy who came up with this idea and implemented it has a) roughly 45 years experience building violins b) has roughly 45 years experience building performance rowboats of similar design and c) comes from … Continue reading
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Tagged balsawood, basswood, cbg, f holes, fiddle, netbook, ultralight, violin
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Cutting F-holes for instruments
I came across this excellent (if not dry and boring) video on cutting F-holes for your instrument (be it violin, as is in the video, or cigar box guitar). Some things to note here: He uses a transparency type material … Continue reading