[Music] Dean - dead fret
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super-seagulls
Soup! Why didn’t I get any Soup?
Sorry I can’t help.
I thought it was another poorly auto-corrected Mike Dean death threat thread.
I thought it was another poorly auto-corrected Mike Dean death threat thread.
JonnyCLately
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I've used this Guy - Pedro - excellent service and inexpensive
https://guitarrepairsbrighton.com/location/
https://guitarrepairsbrighton.com/location/
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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About 10 years ago I used the Brighton Guitar Workshop in Brunswick Street West. They/he we're still there last time I went to The Bow Street Runner for a pint.
Graham Wheeler is the man, there's no one better.
http://gwguitarrepairs.moonfruit.com/contact/4557428559
if it's just a minor set up issue Alfie can probably sort it.
http://gwguitarrepairs.moonfruit.com/contact/4557428559
It sounds like a fret/neck issue, could possibly be solved by action or fret/neck tweak
http://gwguitarrepairs.moonfruit.com/contact/4557428559
if it's just a minor set up issue Alfie can probably sort it.
http://gwguitarrepairs.moonfruit.com/contact/4557428559
It sounds like a fret/neck issue, could possibly be solved by action or fret/neck tweak
- Jul 10, 2003
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schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
I think many posters here are confused that this thread is about a Dean Dimebag:
...instead of a Dean Douchebag.
...instead of a Dean Douchebag.
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I think many posters here are confused that this thread is about a Dean Dimebag:
...instead of a Dean Douchebag.
Yeah - I now feel bad about how many have taken this thread seriously...also a bit disgusted people think I own a Dean Dimebag guitar
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Yeah - I now feel bad about how many have taken this thread seriously...also a bit disgusted people think I own a Dean Dimebag guitar
In fairness I do actually own a Tele that needs setting up, so this thread is still useful!
I'd also like to use this excuse to plug my mate's guitar shop in Worthing - We Have Sound.
You've given the same contact twice. You wouldn't be a bass player by chance
I've recently started drumming
https://www.mudpiemusicbrighton.com/contact
- Jul 10, 2003
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I've been in there a few times, They probably/definitely use Graham for repairs. I have an earlier version of the Selmer amp they have on offer . . . . its been there a quite a while, they're great amps.
People have al sorts of stupid/bizarre names for their guitars, one ignores them generally.
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I think he does use Graham, yes. Selmer amps are lovely.
scooter1
How soon is now?
now now......easy on the drummer gags
I jest, there's already one in the house, which is the legal limit in a residential area. ;-)
He was really helpful when I went in there a couple of years ago to buy Igzilla Jr his first guitar.
After spending hundreds/thousands of dollars over the years on guitar repairs and set ups, I decided it was time to learn to do it myself. This may be just a quarter turn on the truss rod, which is basically a “5 minute job”. It’s really not as intimidating as you’d think.
I have also bought a few cheap guitars in various states of disrepair and am spending time making them playable again, hopefully will shift them on for a few bucks more than I paid.
It’s also a very fun hobby.
I have also bought a few cheap guitars in various states of disrepair and am spending time making them playable again, hopefully will shift them on for a few bucks more than I paid.
It’s also a very fun hobby.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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And this is what you should be playing with it. Probably one of the best riffs with a pinch harmonic you will ever hear. And the solo is not too shabby either! 
On a guitar note gear I'm really tempted to trade in my old strat for a sexy looking Ibanez or ESP. However, I get sweaty palms at the thought of having to change strings with a Floyd Rose
On a guitar note gear I'm really tempted to trade in my old strat for a sexy looking Ibanez or ESP. However, I get sweaty palms at the thought of having to change strings with a Floyd Rose
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Or possibly a Fender txxtI think many posters here are confused that this thread is about a Dean Dimebag:
...instead of a Dean Douchebag.