T3/T5 "Club"? - Page 7

revive · #91 06-06-2014, 12:04 AM

So locking tuners don't help your guitar to stay in tune?

s2y · #92 06-06-2014, 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by revive

So locking tuners don't help your guitar to stay in tune?

Not significantly in my opinion. Tends to be a break angle and nut issue. Lubricating the nut can help a little.

s2y · #93 06-07-2014, 12:01 PM

Still really digging my Lollartrons+Stellartone. Really glad I got such a good deal on the T3/B since I replaced all the electronics.

revive · #94 08-22-2014, 02:04 PM

After acquiring a strat last month, I found that I really like the percussive, quacky, 'raw' sound of a strat middle pickup. So I tried to recreate this sound in my T3, and I believe the T3 comes very close to reproducing that iconic strat sound. I'm very impressed.

Here is my recipe: neck pickup, split coil, low volume/low gain, tone knob pulled up and very slightly rolled on.

LouieAtienza · #95 08-22-2014, 07:00 PM

Here's my former baby, bought around 2004-2005 (maybe 2005? I believe this was one of the first.) Wish I still had 'er, only have the pics to remind me.

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s2y · #96 08-25-2014, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by revive

After acquiring a strat last month, I found that I really like the percussive, quacky, 'raw' sound of a strat middle pickup. So I tried to recreate this sound in my T3, and I believe the T3 comes very close to reproducing that iconic strat sound. I'm very impressed.

Here is my recipe: neck pickup, split coil, low volume/low gain, tone knob pulled up and very slightly rolled on.

Makes sense. It's probably roughly in the same location, too.