thanks.

you need to block the FR unit from going all the way back. a 9v batt(wrapped with tape) would do it. just place it underneath the FR while pushing the arm down. this will block the FR unit from going all the way back and come off the stud screws. i use a wooded block.

ahhh.....that's how i should've said it.


thanks. hmm...i should take pictures of the knobs then.

i don't think it's a problem. it may be uncomfortable playing at the 1st fret, but other then that, i don't think it's a real problem (having a 43mm nut on a 42mm neck isn't really a bad thing, some people may prefer the bigger spacing). the nut is just there to lock the strings after all (we're talking about FR nuts, right?). although you might wanna check whether the string alignment/spacing is correct with the offset.

i have a question that's been bugging me for some time. regarding reverb and delay. when do you use them? i understand what they do, but i don't really get when should u use it. i understand reverb usage(i use it myself), but delay confuses me. sometimes i see people using them both together, sometimes is see people use delay as opposed to reverb and vice-versa. can someone explain? the thing i understand is that delay is used mostly during solos.

This post has been edited by zeroglyph: Nov 26 2008, 11:16 PM

malaysia is PSA-240. IINM, it has 3-pins. but there's no actual earth pin either, just plastic.

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Added on December 22, 2008, 4:03 pmyes, you have to reset the bridge.

This post has been edited by zeroglyph: Dec 22 2008, 04:03 PM

battery was never really cost effective. cheap way would be to buy a "regulated" multi adaptor and connect with a daisy cable. make sure the adaptor has enough amperage to cover all your pedal. if not, use multiple adaptor. a more expensive method is to buy a daisy adaptor, a behringer one is about rm 120-150(complete set) last i checked. can connect up to 5 effect.