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pamplemousse wrote:what is a dummy coil? is it a pickup?

it's an empty pickup just the outer casing...has no function ... it's just for looks

Does anyone know of any particular reason why Steve seems to only use the Original Edge on EVO while the rest of the guitars have Lo-Pro's?
I know personal preference and all....maybe just to keep EVO extra "special"?

Congrats Ben!
Nice Video too!
Steve truely is an inspiriation & just a pleasure to be around.
I've met him a couple of times and once the Vail of nervousness, excitement, doubt & fear was lifted I found myself very comfortable in his presence.
Thanks for the story!
M

Mikey!!!!
it was absolutely a pleasure having you deal with all of us crazy folk here & meeting you at various shows in philly.
I hope you drop-in once in a while with news of your escapades.
Cheers Mikey!

Looks like a screen capture from the Live At the Astoria DVD simply screen printed with white ink

I'd like to see a D-Tuna that still lets the bridge float when in drop-tuning

yep. it's definately an amp that takes some time to dial-in but so far, I love it

finally figured out the picture thingy...see above ^

Sweet!
is that dipped & burnt?

I just picked up a Mark IV with 4x12 1/2 back cab

when doing unison bends you need to apply a little pressure from your palm onto the bridge to keep it from rocking forward

I'm sorry. I must have missed that.
Thanks for explaining!
I just now remembered Mikey saying that Steve's Neck's are regular Jem necks that have been sanded down slightly on the palm side.
That would explain why Evo's neck is thinner than mine.
Thanks for all the help guys!

still doesn't answer why the neck on my friends Jem7dbk is thinner than the one on my Jem7vwh

once again, Steve gets the bodies that are routed for the Low-Pro and WE get stuck with the Edge-Poo...er uhm...Pro.

Awsome!
I Love the scalloped frets on FLO III