PIcs of your cribs..

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By mikedean Thu Sep 09, 2004 2:05 am

Gots to! It's taken over as the center of my setup.

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By elmacaco Thu Sep 09, 2004 2:58 am

Yeah man!! It has a tendency to do that, It took over an my central songwriting piece and controls everything in the room!!

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By Smoove03 Thu Sep 09, 2004 2:19 pm

would love to get my hands on that guitar. the 6th string on mine popped

days after i got it.

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By pkScary Thu Sep 09, 2004 8:28 pm

Smoove03 wrote:would love to get my hands on that guitar. the 6th string on mine popped days after i got it.

that's normal, you can get new ones for really cheap and switching them is easy.

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By Cheech Fri Sep 10, 2004 6:39 am

yeah, the factory installed strings are crap! Besides it takes some time to actually break in the guitar.. My pops has been playing the guitar for about 40 years, and he told me that even the more expensive ones need some minor adjustments to make 'em work the way you want. The adjustments need to be done depending on your playing style of course.

But don't worry, just keep playing it. You'll learn everything you need to that way!

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By Eemo1 Fri Sep 10, 2004 7:01 am

Smoove03 wrote:
Eemo1 wrote: heh, im with yall. im doing beats in the kitchen cause there's no room anywhere else.

represent for all them no-room folks!!

hell yeah, i got my mpc + my protools setup in the kitchen. we got a gas oven that heats up the room to 2000 degrees. my wifey took pictures me making beats with just my underwear on...

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By elmacaco Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:45 am

Yo man, Get your gear out of the kitchen! heat is a bad thing for a studio, it is the number one cause of electronics failure.

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By Cheech Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:12 am

Ayo elma, congratz on the 3000 posts!!

Where's the party at?

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By Smoove03 Fri Sep 10, 2004 2:40 pm

Cheech wrote:yeah, the factory installed strings are ****! Besides it takes some time to actually break in the guitar.. My pops has been playing the guitar for about 40 years, and he told me that even the more expensive ones need some minor adjustments to make 'em work the way you want. The adjustments need to be done depending on your playing style of course.

But don't worry, just keep playing it. You'll learn everything you need to that way!

aight that makes me feel a bit better. but i was blown when the string popped. i love the high sound the 6th has it was my favorite. and it str8 popped on me when i was tuning it

but it aint a thang. i still play wit it every once in a while. i used to look at the guitar and wonder how the hell i change the string. it looks like i have to open the whole guitar up and slide it thru a hole or something. but anyway, i have a hard time with chords but im learnin. my thang is the piano :twisted: