This may be off topic but I know you guys are pretty clever and helpful !! (Have I buttered ya up e'nuf?)
I have a small amp that I use to power my MP3 player with my under the pillow speakers for "rain and thunder" sounds for sleeping - when I use a
So this wife beats her husband to death with his guitar collection !!!!
The Judge asks "First Offender?"
She answers "No, first a Gibson, then a Fender!!" :-)
I like the look of these - anyone try them ??
http://www.butterflyfingerpicks.com/
Read more…The pictures of everyones fav builds got me thinking (verrrrryyyy dangerous) ....
Has anyone used some kind of switch that can activate some led lights, sort of the way an EQ meter works. It would be fun to add this to a build or two !!!
A friend gave me this and I know very little about any of this - I don't seem to be able to get it to work but don't really know where to start.
Has anything changed for anyone else or have I clicked on something without realizing???
It has only changed on CB Nation and Homemade Music Clubhouse. At my age I need that larger type!!! :-(
Then it turned into a CGB stand, then got a speaker for the TV. Then Princess Rolling Eyes says "Does that have an Amp in it????" "OOOOOOOh Myyyyy sez I"
So then the second edition was born - yep - with an Amp!!!! But still no lamp!!
I'm sure this has been covered before but I haven't got it right yet (slow learner) :-(
I have mounted one of CB Gitty's bass pups up close under the metal plate on the treble side, I have also grounded the plate to eliminate some noise but I don't
Read more…I have just finished my Uke or Tenor Guitar - I tuned like a guitar using a Baritone Uke set of strings. It is for my grand daughter.
Any tips on how long it takes for the tuning to start to hold???? I now see why they sell winders - I thought I might
Hey all!! Just found this area!!!
I have built a 20" scale CBG for my grandson - I want to tune it GDG, that same as what I play. What gauge strings should I be using? I tried 36, 26 and 17 but it sounds wonky. Can anybody point me in the right direct
Hey guys - This may not be the proper place for this but....
On the CB Gitty store and on ebay I'm having trouble getting from page to page. On gitty's store I keep getting kicked back to the sign in page before I can move on. On ebay store when I cl
Read more…This may not be the right spot for this - but it's the busiest!
Hi Guys - maybe someone can help. I can't get signed in to the store. I have even tried to register under another email. All it does is either tell me I don't have something correct or j
Read more…What would be the best pickup arrangement to keep the "reso sound"? This CBG has a parts pan with a drain cover over. The drain cover legs are cut off to sit in the pan o it is flush and everything is held in by string pressure.
I just wanted to give a "Shout Out" to Ben at C.B. Gitty for great customer service and delivery.
You don't often run across that so much these days. I am very impressed.
And now back to my normal grumbling about stuff. :-)
This is sparked because of another thread and I've never been sure - which string should do the pulling - A or B??
Mr. Scott needs another clamp!!! (take off from Rocky Horror Picture Show) Somewhere under there is an experimental reso - I'm gluing on the face plate.
Hey guys - This is from the Bean Blossom Blues Fest - I am waiting to see if anyone videoed Rollin and Tumblin' which I do with my CBG. This is the Cabin 12 Jammers - made up from just about anybody who wants to get up there!!! And sort of shows you
Read more…I want to use this 9 1/2" hubcap and 6" parts tray with a thru neck. I'm interested as to how you guys would go about it.
Hey guys - I have just completed a 20" scale CBG for my grandson and tuned it GDG - 36, 26 and 17.
1/8" Baltic Birch ply front with 2" sound hole and f slots and part of the neck is recessed off the front.
Is that the right gauge to use?? and it's not
Read more…I got my order in from CB Gitty (great service and prices) One of the things was this pair of pickups
They are joined together - can I use just o
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