Drew

Should be yours.

Hey man, if you're not getting on with the '59, I have a Jazz I'd trade for it, let me know if you're interested.

Hey Drew did you get y PM I sent you? It doesn't show in my sent folder, but it shows where I asked for a "read receipt" and it shows unread.....

There was a few I was already looking at but I wasn't sure about any of them. I wanted to ask first before I bought anything.lol That's real cool of you man.
So maybe just introduce me to the basics? Like what every biginner of music theory should know. Thanks again dude!

Drew! Can you recomend me some books on music theory?

Can we have Quigapalooza at your place? I saw you're in Somerville and he is out in nowheresville... (I'm in Stoughton).

When I press down there seems to be a higher than normal chance that the low string slides off the fret and onto the side of the neck if you know what I mean. I've had it happen on my Peavey Wolfgangs because they have such small width necks, but only on the high E, never on the bass side. It looks like perhaps if the trem was moved 1-2 mm towards the high E side that it would straighten out the strings. I'll double check when I get home if the string isn't parallel to the neck too...

I really noticed it when I was playing a rhythm that involved slight trem use with a 15-12 pull off on the low string and when I pulled off I kept coming off the board. It could be my technique but it wasnt happening on my JEM and I have a light technique. I'd also like to drop the action a lil too but I'm sure that has to do with the good ole NE weather...

Hey... quick question since you worked on it. I feel like the low/bass string occassionally flops off the board on the 1077, especially while using the trem. Is it possible to adjust the bridge over slightly (or something else) so that the string is more "on the board"? Or is it just me???