Supraphonic

The bag has lots of hex wrenches, the Ibanez owner manual, Ibanez hang tag, original receipt, and a Marshall registration card. Evidently the girl bought the guitar, case, small Marshall amp, and got a free Ibanez pedal in the transaction.

A "Warmoth Wednesday" submission by the island in the kitchen.

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The FU-Tone.com P. M. S. Pickup Mounting System. I think this was the first one I ever installed. That is one of the screws that mount the trem stopper popping through on the right.

iPhone SE 2017 hakkında yeni detaylar gelmeye devam ediyor. Gelen detaylara göre 2017 model iPhone SE‘ler çok yakın bir zamanda gün yüzüne çıkartılabilir.

Çift kameralı Galaxy C7 ortaya çıktı!

Galaxy C7 2017 bir kez daha gün yüzüne çıktı. Orta sınıf kullanıcılarına güzel bir seçenek...

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A side-by-side comparison of the stock block and the big brass block

This is the label in the bridge position body route

Here is the wiring after installing the Custom 5 Trembucker. I feel like my wiring is always sloppy.

This is the largest finish chip on the guitar.

Not bad for a MIJ Ibanez.

Here is the FU-Tone.com Tremolo Stopper installed without it's set screw in place.

The base plate of the Seymour Duncan Custom 5 Trembucker (TB-14)

A shot of the exposed cavities before replacing the pickup.

The Moon & Me

Fired up in the kitchen through the Avatar Signature 2x12

Rob would later reveal that the circuit board is the later revision so there will be no "bias drift" issue. I dodged a bullet!

The back of the guitar

Harper was part of this "Warmoth Wednesday" shot.

The front of the headstock. Somebody didn’t know what they were doing

Here is a shot of the complete guitar in front of the Guitar Wall for Instagram

The used 2001 Ibanez RG570GN next to the used 2005 Marshall JCM2000 DSL50.

Photo by Ellen Dickinson.

I found an authentic Marshall amp head cover on Amazon.

The Serial Number on the headstock matches the the Serial Number on the box! That is comforting.

The label on the Vintage 30 including model number, model name, ohm rating, serial number, and country of origin.

I think the FU-Tone items look cool on the back of the guitar.

Kids

Keep Ohio Tactical

This shirt came from the Pew Pew Life website. I wore it at my gig tonight.

Distorted Silence played Last Call tonight. Little did I know at the time but this would be my the last time I would play bass in the band.

Julie was wide awake when I got home. We went to bed around 3:30am

Wow, a Switchcraft-like toggle switch. Not the typical square box switch commonly seen on "import" guitars

Moving up the fretboard dryness. I have paper towel under the neck so I don't get fretboard oil everywhere.

Here is a closeup of the body right out of the gig bag. My intention is to replace the black pickguard with a white pickguard.

Fully shielded and quality components. I'm impressed!

This is the Duncan Distortion wired in.

They tell you to leave the existing bushing installed as the new Xtender tuner is engineered as a direct replacement.

Photo by Ellen Dickinson.

Photo by Ellen Dickinson.

Photo by Ellen Dickinson.

Internal speaker plugged into the 16ohm jack

Photo by Ellen Dickinson.

Post Hair Cut

Photo by Ellen Dickinson.

This is the Jackson box that was in the shipping carton on my doorstep 10/4/2018.

The FU-Tone.com Tremolo Stopper installed and engaged

Verified by the serial number but the Union Jack is a nice touch. I am proud to own a made in England Marshall.

Photo by Ellen Dickinson.

Another "Warmoth Wednesday" submission

The amp

On the String Swing with its siblings

Another shot of the body...with the tremolo arm installed