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Jose Martinez
El Paso - Juarez, TX - Chih
US - Mexico
Plays: Guitar (38 years)
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ATTENTION: Hey, for the people like me who can't get adjusted to the new post arrangement here, try this:
1. When you get to the Talk to Joe board, click on VIEW ALL. You will be taken to the very first page on this new design.
2. On top you'll see links to the first 20 pages of comments. Click on any of those links.
3. Now, on your browser's address bar you have a long address that near the end has the number of the current page (if you clicked on the 7, look for page=7). Change that number to a high number (right now the highest would be 122) and press ENTER.
Why go thru all this trouble? For all of us who check this site on DIFFERENT PC's, it gets REALLY annoying to look at each page trying to find the last message u actually read. By using this system u just have to remember the OVERALL number of the last page u read, and u can start from there.
Hope this helps someone else. In the meantime, WEBCAST!!!
Later.
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Sat Jul 13 '02 3:12:40 pm
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Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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AUSTIN!!!
About your bass problem...
I have also had similar problems with a simple factory string change...
One thing you should keep in mind is that Fender cores are built heavier w/ more tension, GHS strings don't usually have as much tension (even when the gauge is the same... seriously, Fender says it right on some of their string packs, and I'm pretty sure that includes the 8250s...)
Have you already adjusted for action? .115tw to a .105w will raise the strings lower edge quite a bit; after the action is changed there ought to be 5-8 cents difference with the 12th fret intonation...
Seeya August 11th (go Satch!)!!!
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Sat Jul 13 '02 4:02:42 pm
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Major Tom
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ALMOST....ALMOST....JUST NEED 5 VOTES TO GET JOE ON THE NEXT LEVEL IN A DUTCH GUITAR POLL. JUST GOTO http://gitaristen.pagina.nl Then go to the item TOP 20 GITARISTEN at the right side of that page THE ITEM IS UNDERLINED. CLICK ON IT AND YOU WILL ENTER THE POLL. Look for the name JOE SATRIANI and CLICK on THE ROUND BUTTON ON THE LEFT SIDE OF JOE'S NAME. Then scroll to the bottom of that page and look for the button with the label STEM (IT MEANS VOTE IN ENGLISH). AND CLICK ON IT. IF YOU HAVE DONE THAT, YOU HAVE VOTED AND YOU WILL SEE THE RESULTS OF THE VOTING SO FAR IN A COLOURFULL SCHEDUAL. PLEASE VOTE FOR JOE
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.
JOHN SAELMANS A.K.A. MAJOR TOM
p.s. You can vote more than just once. If your vote is used, you'll have access again for the voting. So with a bit of luck, you can vote at least every day !!
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Sat Jul 13 '02 4:20:25 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Loo Who - Joe's chrome guitars are wood dipped in chrome. I think the chrome guitars that were sold to the public were actually clear lucite guitars dipped in chrome.
akreepish1 - I'm going to mess around with my guitar a little later today. If what I try now doesn't work I'll probably adjust the action. Thanks...
...Austin...
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Sat Jul 13 '02 4:42:39 pm
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dan mani
vancouver, b c
Canada
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Hey Joe,
Check this out,you might dig this very much,www.mydoublewhammy.com.
I am the guitar tech for DW.
When are you making your way to Vancouver,B.C.
I can have one customized for you.
Dani Mani
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Sat Jul 13 '02 5:47:40 pm
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Jernej Trobentar
Ljubljana,
Slovenia
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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come on joe when are you gonna drop in the chat room?everibodie is waiting for you! PS:write me back sometime please.anyways i wish you a swell time.BIE!
jerry
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Sat Jul 13 '02 6:07:25 pm
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Kyle Davia
Las Vegas, NV
USA
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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seven string slinger....love that guitar. very bluesy-looking, but i don't know what. good luck with saving up for that. it's worth it though. that's why im hoping the new 2000s are gonna drop the price. i can't believe they stopped producing the burnt transparent blue. sal right.
Joe is not gonna give any of yall a guitar, no matter how much you beg.
i played a little ps2 today and it was this wierd fighting japanese game or whatever and i swear it was joe in the backround playin music. and know that he said he was gonna play for some ps2 games. it just got me a little excited is all.
i also heard satch boogie on a local late-night sports show. do they need permission from you to do that joe?
circles is awesome. 1:27-1:32 is cool. as i get more developed as a guitar player, im totally appreciating the little licks that joe does.
My ibanez S470 is bein freaky. it's going out of tune so fast. i don't know what to do. so ive been busting out my ghetto-style rg120. very cool actually. i was surprised at how it sounded. if anyone could give me a little insight on what to do, then please.
that's all for now. peace.
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Sat Jul 13 '02 8:05:39 pm
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Greg Gallant
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While visiting NYC this past weekend I went to the Hard Rock Cafe. In the HRC I was seated next to a Joe Satriani Ibanez that is displayed in a glass case. This guitar is black with silver paint sort of scribbled all over it -- including the fretboard. The effect was very cool. I could not keep my eyes off of that guitar. I'd think the paint on the fretboard would wear off with play so I wonder if the guitar was prepared specially for sale to the HRC. Is there any "story" behind this guitar?
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Sat Jul 13 '02 8:29:08 pm
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Quantum
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Sweep_pick --- Thanks for your help! However, I stillhave one question : what is a Super Shifter?? I have never heard of such a BOSS Pedal; what does it do?
Austin (stu not boo) --- I think you are quite right; the JS10 Chromeboys sold to the public are actually made of lucite ( a kind of plastic) and not wood. I think that's kinda sad isn't it?
orezeno --- i think that Ibanez you saw in the Hard Rock Cafe goes by the name of Black Dog, and was donated by Joe himself!!
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Sat Jul 13 '02 8:51:15 pm
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Richard Haier
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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Strange Beautiful Music will arrive at my front door in 2 to 6 days. I am not ready for it yet. I must prepare.
Who is Jan Akkerman? He is #1 on that pole?
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Sat Jul 13 '02 9:42:18 pm
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Agent XXX
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Happy Birthday to JOE!!! Happy Birthday to JOE!!!...
Sending you Virtual Silly String and wishes for a most excellent Birthday, Joe!!! Can't tell you how cool it was to see you live in NY on your BDay last year!!! Can't wait to see you on tour this year!!! Birthday Love to You!!!
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Sat Jul 13 '02 9:44:19 pm
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Graham Shackelford
Tacoma, Washington
USA
Plays: Bass (26 years)
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Dude, finally picked SBM today...
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Haven't put it down yet,
Love Mindstorm, Seven String, still checking out the others...
Really like Joe's cover, nice to hear a more modern approach to a classic...
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Sat Jul 13 '02 10:02:06 pm
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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Hi people! Supposedly luthite has a nice clean sound (whatever that means), as opposed to wood guitar bodies. I guess I would be a little upset if I bought a JS 10th and didnt know it was a luthite body....but i'm sure I would get over it quick enough....lol! I read that there were only 300 made (can that be true?) I see one for sale occasionally, you would think that they would be impossible to find. Unless you are referring to the model that was discontinued because of finishing problems or something....what was it? a JS-2?.....Peace, Dave
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Sat Jul 13 '02 10:35:32 pm
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Do The Stu
Austin Lewis, III
Costa Mesa, CA
United States
Plays: Bass (25 years)
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Hi everyone. I set the intonation at the 24th fret on my Urge II and all is well. It sounds great. Thanks for your advice... :-)
Kda - That's my favorite part of Circles as well.
oliverstone - Yes...Joe will turn 46 on July 15.
...Austin...
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Sat Jul 13 '02 11:41:39 pm
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Dan Kitchen
Lancaster, Lancs
UK
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hey joe, i just wanna say i love the new cd, but im pissed off because i aint heard the eight steps and slick, i think its a bit shitty that u can only get em on the jap import or whatever. u should put em out as bonus trax on a cd single or something. also get turkey man out , so all your fans can enjoy it. your music is for yourself and your fans not to make sony music rich. i love your music but it pisses me off that when i buy it, as it helps make some fat cat sony retards rich. i want all the money to go to u and whoever helped u make the music, not the record company
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Sat Jul 13 '02 11:53:29 pm
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