On eBay I see a $80 one, not met it's reserve, and a few ~$150 BINs.

What about this one?
[url]http://cgi.ebay.com/Ibanez-RG-570-Wizard-NECK-Guitar-fits-Jem-570-550-1570_W0QQitemZ230003098801QQihZ013QQcategoryZ41423QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem[/url]

It'd need a nut though

Hello. :thumb:

I'm siding towards getting an LTD guitar of some sort soon, but I'll be getting it from America, and won't have a guitar for a few weeks. I don't mind the break because it'll probably be a bit more exciting for the wait and that, and I'll probably have more fun with the guitar than I am now.

It's been an incredibly long and hot day today as well.

Speaking of nuts, I bought a graphite nut for my project tele, £1.50.

Needs the string guides re-doing mind.

Man it got to 101 in the shade here today


Hella hot

We had a ridiculously hot day (for england) followed by it compeltely pissing it down for about 10 mins with lightning and crap

and now it's really hot again




fu[SIZE=2]ck[/SIZE]socks

It's not the best weather ever is it Jim.

Anyone fancy coming to my party tomorrow?

[QUOTE=Ezekiel]We had a ridiculously hot day (for england) followed by it compeltely pissing it down for about 10 mins with lightning and crap

and now it's really hot again




fu[SIZE=2]ck[/SIZE]socks[/QUOTE]

Where do you live?

Bristol.


srs, everything exists in, comes from and goes to bristol.







On the storm - strange thing is, I decided to record the thunderstorm. Not quite sure why, but it was kinda fun :D

I've been to Bristol. The zoo and Asda, cos the motorway was busy :upset:

I swear lightning struck something somewhere reet close to me, the noise was incredible.

Perhaps it was one of your many earrings or necklaces.

[QUOTE=Country Doctor]I've been to Bristol. The zoo and Asda, cos the motorway was busy :upset:[/QUOTE]

All zoos and all asdas are in bristol.

Neighbours is shot in Bristol.

The Empire State towers over Bristol, next to the sears tower, also in Bristol.

The Louvre is just around the corner from the Musee d'Orsay in Bristol.

MX HQ is in Bristol.

Methinks you get my point.

[SIzE=1]Pssst - Country Doctor - what's your real account name?[/SIZE]

[QUOTE=cperceful]What about this one?
[url]http://cgi.ebay.com/Ibanez-RG-570-Wizard-NECK-Guitar-fits-Jem-570-550-1570_W0QQitemZ230003098801QQihZ013QQcategoryZ41423QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem[/url]

It'd need a nut though[/QUOTE]
I'm willing to bet it will end up over $100, prob close to $150.

:(

[QUOTE=Ezekiel][SIzE=1]Pssst - Country Doctor - what's your real account name?[/SIZE][/QUOTE]

[SIZE="1"]americanfootball.[/SIZE] ;)

[QUOTE=Country Doctor][SIZE="1"]americanfootball.[/SIZE] ;)[/QUOTE]

[SIZE=1]thanks[/size]:thumb:

When blocking your tremelo I don't lock it anymore, or do I?
Can you explain the process and such for me?

I think that's what I'm going to do with my project one, just block the tremelo so I can use my S320 for standard tuning and for the tremelo, and the RGproject for my alternate tunings and backups.

Don't lock it. Whenever you lock the nut, the tuning always shifts.

Still, I guess you could lock it if the fine tuners still operated fine.

Well yeah, I don't see why I would, considering it would be my guitar that I could change tunings on, I was just curious a bit on what I'm supposed to do.

So I just put something under the bridge, and unlock the nut, and that's all?

sup guys my internet's been down all day

but I'm here to say bye for now cause tomorrow I leave for a month's worth of intensive CITing at my summer camp

so you won't be hearing from me

cit?

counselor-in-training

they teach you how to look after the little kids and stuff

but in reality we just mess around and take advantage of the camp

That sounds like hell.

/can't stand children of all ages

Most children of about 14 are alright, because they start becoming aware of the fact that kicking someone in the bollocks really isn't a very nice thing to do.

It's not so bad

the more enthusiastic you are (or pretend to be) the better the kids behave, and it becomes pretty effortless

Not all of the kids are small, and I'm not really looking at that bit, there are plenty of others to do that. I'm thinking along the lines of the guy who takes the older girls' cabins out on canoe trips and makes sure they don't get lost...

My friend is a CIT at camp, he really likes it

What camp is it?

I remember doing work experience in a school. I was enthusiastic as hell as for the most part it was quite fun but about 80-90% were either afraid or disrespectful little ****s.

RKY camp, Parham, Ontario

faaaaar away from missouri, I'm afraid

meh it's a fun time

and once you figure the whole kids thing out it becomes pretty easy to deal with them

My work experience was at a sports shop


considering that I disagree with about 90% of sports, I think my school made a bad choice.

It was so degrading - I had to dress like a chav, and the boss was crap - beause I wasn't 16 at the time I wasn't legally allowed to operate a till or some sh[SIZE=2]it like that, so I did all the ridiculously boring jobs. I did so many ridiculously boring jobs that the boss ran out of stuff for me to do, so he ended up making me make sure that all the coathangers were facing the right way round.

Wait, you didn't get a choice?