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hibidy wrote: btw, did you say that was an Ibanez, is it a locking trem? I have mucho information if you are familiar with setting up locking trems
The Ibanez RG250DX I got has some Floyd Rose ripoff on it, and a locking nut (string changes will be a bitch, Oh Well). I haven't messed with one since my long-lost-and-bemoaned Heavy Metal Strat (sigh) so any info is appreciated. More pissed-off-ness: the price of pickups! For decent pickups it's going to set me back nearly US$300! That's more than I paid for the guitar! Oh well,l back to the Seymour Duncan Website.. ---- My bloggity blog: http://the-serpents-fang.blogspot.com/ Red Room Authors Page: http://redroom.com/member/edward-averill Tracktion 4 and proud of it! GO T4! |
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woolyloach wrote: hibidy wrote: btw, did you say that was an Ibanez, is it a locking trem? I have mucho information if you are familiar with setting up locking trems
The Ibanez RG250DX I got has some Floyd Rose ripoff on it, and a locking nut (string changes will be a bitch, Oh Well). I haven't messed with one since my long-lost-and-bemoaned Heavy Metal Strat (sigh) so any info is appreciated. More pissed-off-ness: the price of pickups! For decent pickups it's going to set me back nearly US$300! That's more than I paid for the guitar! Oh well,l back to the Seymour Duncan Website.. This was really helpful for me. http://forum.ibanez.com/yaf_postst69978_MEGATRON-S-FLOATING- TREM-GUIDE.aspx I'm really forgetful so I have to back constantly for reference. Just a couple of things off the top that are important to me: I use a sock stuffed under the trem to keep it from snapping back with string changes I allow about 30 mins of noodling before locking everything up on the nut. It's not uncommon to have to loosen and recheck a couple of times. Don't "pull" on the strings to stretch them. That might lead to the string pulling out of the clamps on the bridge (even when fairly tight) rock them sided to side when stretching. And don't overtighten......should be firm but you shouldn't feel like you are working out when locking |
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hibidy wrote: woolyloach wrote: hibidy wrote: btw, did you say that was an Ibanez, is it a locking trem? I have mucho information if you are familiar with setting up locking trems
The Ibanez RG250DX I got has some Floyd Rose ripoff on it, and a locking nut (string changes will be a bitch, Oh Well). I haven't messed with one since my long-lost-and-bemoaned Heavy Metal Strat (sigh) so any info is appreciated. More pissed-off-ness: the price of pickups! For decent pickups it's going to set me back nearly US$300! That's more than I paid for the guitar! Oh well,l back to the Seymour Duncan Website.. This was really helpful for me. http://forum.ibanez.com/yaf_postst69978_MEGATRON-S-FLOATING- TREM-GUIDE.aspx I'm really forgetful so I have to back constantly for reference. Just a couple of things off the top that are important to me: I use a sock stuffed under the trem to keep it from snapping back with string changes I allow about 30 mins of noodling before locking everything up on the nut. It's not uncommon to have to loosen and recheck a couple of times. Don't "pull" on the strings to stretch them. That might lead to the string pulling out of the clamps on the bridge (even when fairly tight) rock them sided to side when stretching. And don't overtighten......should be firm but you shouldn't feel like you are working out when locking Ooooooooooo, great advice! I've bookmarked tehe forum site as well, good info there! Damn it, I have to find a way to leave work early.. ---- My bloggity blog: http://the-serpents-fang.blogspot.com/ Red Room Authors Page: http://redroom.com/member/edward-averill Tracktion 4 and proud of it! GO T4! |
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hibidy wrote: SQUISSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHH
It's crossed my mind, as has judicious use of a sterelised craft knife, if only it wasn't so painful, even a tee shirt/sweatshirt rubbing against it is making me wince. Just to make matters worse, I couldn't get a appt to see my GP before 4.15pm this coming Thursday, I have to see him as he's in charge of my epilepsy meds and I need a new prescription as well, I don't want to make two trips to the surgery.---- RIP Black Tom and Beckett. They weren't just cats, they were MY cats, the best cats ever. |
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Ian B wrote: hibidy wrote: SQUISSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHH
It's crossed my mind, as has judicious use of a sterelised craft knife, if only it wasn't so painful, even a tee shirt/sweatshirt rubbing against it is making me wince. Just to make matters worse, I couldn't get a appt to see my GP before 4.15pm this coming Thursday, I have to see him as he's in charge of my epilepsy meds and I need a new prescription as well, I don't want to make two trips to the surgery.---- RIP Black Tom and Beckett. They weren't just cats, they were MY cats, the best cats ever. |
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Awwwwwwwwwwwwww!
pain, it's pretty hard to live with. Though I won't ever PRETEND to know what you are going through, I have a significant amount of pain every day for a couple of decades. No details, but it's only every once in a while I'm not searing from pain. |
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hibidy wrote: Awwwwwwwwwwwwww!
It's funny, I'd always thought I had a fairly high pain threshold, but seemingly not, unless this time it's because the pain has been so constant and here so long, I'm just weary of it all. It's certainly bothered me far more than my recent broken shoulder, at least with that I could get comfy, but not with this cyst/whatever it is now.pain, it's pretty hard to live with. Though I won't ever PRETEND to know what you are going through, I have a significant amount of pain every day for a couple of decades. No details, but it's only every once in a while I'm not searing from pain. ---- RIP Black Tom and Beckett. They weren't just cats, they were MY cats, the best cats ever. |
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Sh*t that got shuffled around, what I planned to do is now nulled. Can't do jack regarding my studio build the next couple of days yet again.
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Ian B wrote: hibidy wrote: Awwwwwwwwwwwwww!
It's funny, I'd always thought I had a fairly high pain threshold, but seemingly not, unless this time it's because the pain has been so constant and here so long, I'm just weary of it all. It's certainly bothered me far more than my recent broken shoulder, at least with that I could get comfy, but not with this cyst/whatever it is now.pain, it's pretty hard to live with. Though I won't ever PRETEND to know what you are going through, I have a significant amount of pain every day for a couple of decades. No details, but it's only every once in a while I'm not searing from pain. i have one behind my left ear, similar story to yours been there for years but was pretty much the size of a pin head, unnoticable and no pain or discomfort at all, past few days it started aching a little feeling more like an abcess than a cyst, and has swollen up so much in a matter of days, it now pushes my ear forward ans now feels more like a burn than anything else. i had one removed from behind my right ear last year at this time too, but that was fecking wierd they sliced right along the back of my ear and lifted it forward! the svar makes me look like a failed van goch. think im just gonna let this one take its course, as i also had one on my neck a few year back, got rubbed by labels in teeshriirts n jumpers, eventually burst, covered it in savlon for a couple of weeks, and its healed up ok, and that one was pretty big, bout the size of a fifty pence piece savlon also helps the burning sensation now, hope the fact youre not alone helps ---- look for the true freak label. do not!feed the vampyr. click link to hear the sounds of vurt coming into your ears |
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Damn mindless lack-of-attention-paying shopping cart pushing cell-phone-welded-to-ear gene-damaged microcephalic rejects in the grocery store! Grocery shopped last night to avoid the Thanksgiving rush tonight.. was extra careful and kept out of everyones way and STILL had the ferking offspring of female dogs ram me with their shopping carts! And I'm on a ferking CANE, for ferking ferks sake:
It went so far as to, when I stopped to get eggs, some hydrocephalic Mongoloid parked her shopping cart TWO INCHES BEHIND ME, silently, then walked off - so when I backed away from the counter *BANG* and I nearly tripped! So today I'm in a seriously evil mood Other than that, it's a nice day. ---- My bloggity blog: http://the-serpents-fang.blogspot.com/ Red Room Authors Page: http://redroom.com/member/edward-averill Tracktion 4 and proud of it! GO T4! |
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Ian B wrote: Things are coming to a head, literally (tho' in my case it's *heads*) and the pain has been excruciating at times today.
They say being shot in the stomach is one of the most painful places... Sounds like it's ready to go. I had one on my back a couple of years ago, doc said they wouldn't remove it unless it went funny and the very next week it got quite sore. Wifey took one look and said she wasn't going near it then a day or so later it popped. Maybe a hot flannel will help it on it's way (may relieve soreness too). Doc can always clean it up tomorrow. ---- ()_() (O.o) (")(") |
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vurt wrote: Ian B wrote: hibidy wrote: Awwwwwwwwwwwwww!
It's funny, I'd always thought I had a fairly high pain threshold, but seemingly not, unless this time it's because the pain has been so constant and here so long, I'm just weary of it all. It's certainly bothered me far more than my recent broken shoulder, at least with that I could get comfy, but not with this cyst/whatever it is now.pain, it's pretty hard to live with. Though I won't ever PRETEND to know what you are going through, I have a significant amount of pain every day for a couple of decades. No details, but it's only every once in a while I'm not searing from pain. i have one behind my left ear, similar story to yours been there for years but was pretty much the size of a pin head, unnoticable and no pain or discomfort at all, past few days it started aching a little feeling more like an abcess than a cyst, and has swollen up so much in a matter of days, it now pushes my ear forward ans now feels more like a burn than anything else. i had one removed from behind my right ear last year at this time too, but that was fecking wierd they sliced right along the back of my ear and lifted it forward! the svar makes me look like a failed van goch. think im just gonna let this one take its course, as i also had one on my neck a few year back, got rubbed by labels in teeshriirts n jumpers, eventually burst, covered it in savlon for a couple of weeks, and its healed up ok, and that one was pretty big, bout the size of a fifty pence piece savlon also helps the burning sensation now, hope the fact youre not alone helps On the bright side, while it still hurts like hell, it's also started to itch, which I've always believed was a sign of healing (old wives tale?) There's a obvious target for my GP to aim a lance at (a big yellow dome right in the middle) if only to relieve some of the pressure, but I'll pity anybody standing within 10ft if he does, they'll get covered. It may well be it's transformed itself into a common or garden boil or abscess, either way I just want it gone so I can get comfy/sleep again. GaryG wrote: They say being shot in the stomach is one of the most painful places...
I'll ask my GP to shoot me in the stomach tomorrow and get back to you over that, but I can't see there being much in it.
Sounds like it's ready to go. I had one on my back a couple of years ago, doc said they wouldn't remove it unless it went funny and the very next week it got quite sore. Wifey took one look and said she wasn't going near it then a day or so later it popped. Maybe a hot flannel will help it on it's way (may relieve soreness too). Doc can always clean it up tomorrow. He's seen it several times but never really passed comment on it after I first approached him about having a *growth* on my stomach. I've tried heat pads/hot water bottle (over a dressing on the cyst of course) and they haven't done much good tbh, perhaps helping bring the pus to the surface, but that's about it. The sheer weight of the f#cking has amazed me, it feels like I'm carrying around a bag of sugar that's been taped to my stomach. Still, this time tomorrow it'll be gone with a bit of luck, hopefully after it fading away overnight and only needing a course of antibiotics to complete the job. ---- RIP Black Tom and Beckett. They weren't just cats, they were MY cats, the best cats ever. |
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