Suhr Guitars DiscussionThe Official Suhr Guitars Discussion ForumSuhr Guitar Talk :: RE: 10TH ANNIVERSARY MODERN- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: Trev Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:43 am (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 3 Very very nice indeed! Lovely top! Congrats. I see many hours of happy playing there!http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14268#14268 Suhr Guitar Talk :: RE: 10TH ANNIVERSARY MODERN- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: jelyfinger Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:46 am (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 3 Thanks guys!http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14269#14269 Suhr Guitar Talk :: RE: Chem-Pak Tone Finger Ease- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: Trev Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:48 am (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 5 Well I've tried it and it does make the strings feel great - no sticky or greasy feeling. I do get the feeling that it will build up some crud on the rosewood board on my S3 though, but I'm sure my Fret Doctor will solve that. I'm not convinced it's gonna be a product I stick with but it was worth a try. I have such a devil of a problem with turning strings yucky, even with clean hands and wiping down the strings...http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14270#14270 Suhr Amp Talk :: RE: The NEW Suhr Handwired Amps- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: mxr2000 Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:50 am (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 12 enigma wrote: I do have the blues tone covered w my Lonestar Special 30 and my '64 Fender Deluxe Reverb . I'm very close to getting the Badger 30, perhaps the combo. I need a searing lead tone, i.e., Bonamassa. John, I need an amp to go with my Carve Top: Serial 7117 +1http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14271#14271 Suhr Amp Talk :: RE: The NEW Suhr Handwired Amps- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: mxr2000 Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 11:09 am (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 12 Which one of the new Handwired amps is the best for that Doug Aldrige WhiteSnake sound.http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14272#14272 Suhr Amp Talk :: RE: The NEW Suhr Handwired Amps- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: Ed Yoon Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 11:19 am (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 12 mxr2000 wrote: Which one of the new Handwired amps is the best for that Doug Aldrige WhiteSnake sound. SE100 _________________Ed Yoon Suhr Guitars & Amps Marketing, Sales, & Customer Services Directorhttp://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14273#14273 Suhr Guitar Talk :: RE: Chem-Pak Tone Finger Ease- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: lewkay Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 11:47 am (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 5 Trev wrote: Well I've tried it and it does make the strings feel great - no sticky or greasy feeling. I do get the feeling that it will build up some crud on the rosewood board on my S3 though, but I'm sure my Fret Doctor will solve that. I'm not convinced it's gonna be a product I stick with but it was worth a try. I have such a devil of a problem with turning strings yucky, even with clean hands and...http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14274#14274 Tech Talk :: RE: Do tusq nuts need to be lubricated- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: Amber shimmer Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 12:04 pm (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 3 Thanks for the reply, Mr. Suhr! Scrape a pencil... So that would mean you get graphite powder, then. I'll give that a try. A. S.http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14275#14275 Suhr Owner's Gallery :: RE: brand new S6- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: Mouhsen Subject: nice Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 12:54 pm (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 2 great collection.http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14276#14276 Suhr Guitar Talk :: RE: just switched back to V60s...- (Found August 15, 2008 ) Author: dead of night Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:10 pm (GMT -7) Topic Replies: 4 Thanks for the tone report. The only Classic pickup I have played are my v60lp's. To me, they are fat, warm and dark, just what I want in a Strat style guitar. I just can't stop writing songs with my Classic.http://online-discussion.com/Suhr/viewtopic.php?p=14277#14277 |