Rock Hydra Posted September 2, 2006 Report Posted September 2, 2006 Hello, I'm new here. Just lookin' for some help on a new guitar setup. Quote
Tormod Posted September 2, 2006 Report Posted September 2, 2006 I don't think anyone's ever joined Hypography for that! :) I'm a guitarist, there are plenty others here as well. What do you need help with? Quote
Loricybin Posted September 2, 2006 Report Posted September 2, 2006 welcome to hypography, hydra. What do you need help with? Quote
Rock Hydra Posted September 3, 2006 Author Report Posted September 3, 2006 Thanks for the replies. Basically, I want to build a custom guitar soon, though I want to experiment with a new sound. I was wondering if anyone knows of the differences in the acoustics, sustain, resonances, as far as the types of woods used or even a reference to a site that would describe that. I'm trying to talk to people since I can't afford to physically experiment with it. I'm basically up for anything to find a new sound that I might like. Pine, oak, spruce, maple, cherry, mohogany, ash, alder, basswod, anything ranging from the body, fretboard or neck, but I was wondering if anyone knows about these already and what sounds I may expect. Also, as far as pickups go, I'd also like to experiment with those, as well and see what differences things mike like changing the metals that the coils in the pickups that the magnets are wound around. Also, i'm looking for a hot sound, something with decent lows, nice midrange and a good ammount of trebble since i like to play Thrash Metal, but I like to play lead so I need something that sounds good when I solo as well. I do already have a basswood and 2 alder body guitars, and they sound good. (I prefer the alder), though I'm up for anything really. I think keeping an open mind may surprise me. Yeah, since this is a science forum, i'd think that some people might know about the properties of the wood. Quote
Jay-qu Posted September 4, 2006 Report Posted September 4, 2006 I dont know in particular, but I do know a bit about resonance and wave physics :embarass: So if you start a thread I would be happy to help where I can :doh: Quote
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