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Nancy
Posted 2015-08-01 2:16 PM (#513999 - in reply to #513980)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Brad Durasa - 2015-08-01 6:26 AM

Discussions on advantages of black oxide vs, zinc coated screws?
24 inches vs 22.5 inches? A challenge to both tradition and the industry standard!
Come on guys... you have to admit this is one of the nerdiest threads we've had in quite a while.
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And I've read every post.


LOL!!! I can cross being called a "Nerd" off my bucket list now! LOL!!

The String Swings are up in half of the room, and I am starting to hang guitars, pictures soon!
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Nancy
Posted 2015-08-01 2:29 PM (#514000 - in reply to #513999)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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First wall, back of the Fireplace, Adamas & American Flag:



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Matt_B
Posted 2015-08-01 2:51 PM (#514001 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update


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That's looks beautiful Nancy.
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2015-08-01 3:08 PM (#514003 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update


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Very nice! I love the cedar. I don't think this thread is nearly as nerdy as the one about the Balladeer rebuild. Dan knows glues, tapered soundboards and gives measurements in millimeters and thousandths of inches. That's a guitar nerd. Although I doubt I'd ever tackle that sort of project, I enjoy every one of his posts.

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Slipkid
Posted 2015-08-01 3:20 PM (#514004 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Well done Nancy.
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2015-08-01 4:17 PM (#514005 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Very Nice!
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Nancy
Posted 2015-08-01 5:13 PM (#514007 - in reply to #514003)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Mark in Boise - 2015-08-01 3:08 PM

Very nice! I love the cedar. I don't think this thread is nearly as nerdy as the one about the Balladeer rebuild. Dan knows glues, tapered soundboards and gives measurements in millimeters and thousandths of inches. That's a guitar nerd. Although I doubt I'd ever tackle that sort of project, I enjoy every one of his posts.


I LOVE Dan's Journals on Guitar Repair and Remakes!!! I read them over and over, even if I never do a rebuild, I love seeing how it's done, and the pictures and text are WONDERFUL!!!! He would be a Great Teacher!!!

Okay, I have half of the Cave done, with the Guitars up, I ran out of String Swings, so I need to get a bunch more, but for now, everything that I had a hanger for is up!

I want to THANK YOU all for the help, I did what you suggested, and drilled the pilot holes, had trouble again putting the screws in, so I stomped upstairs, got a screw driver and put them in by hand! Worked perfectly!!!
But Thanks to you all, everything is perfectly spaced at 22.5", and I was able to get the string swings attached very securely!!! Thank You so much for all of your help and suggestions!!!! Like MWoody said, "I Love you guys!"

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Darkbar
Posted 2015-08-01 5:32 PM (#514009 - in reply to #514007)
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Holy Moly!! Very nice!!!!
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TAFKAR
Posted 2015-08-01 7:33 PM (#514011 - in reply to #513785)
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Yowsers! Well done
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Beal
Posted 2015-08-01 7:39 PM (#514012 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Nice collection
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360Ovation
Posted 2015-08-01 10:41 PM (#514017 - in reply to #513785)
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Dang, woman! That's a whole lotta lyrachord!!!
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Cripple Rick
Posted 2015-08-01 11:37 PM (#514018 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Wow, Nancy. Nice job, and nice collection!
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stonebobbo
Posted 2015-08-02 12:57 AM (#514019 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Good job. Some very desirable guitars there!
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Eynowd
Posted 2015-08-02 3:18 AM (#514020 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Daaaaang. That looks fabulous.

And you've been collecting Os for HOW long?
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marenostrum
Posted 2015-08-02 3:21 AM (#514021 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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speechless........
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Nancy
Posted 2015-08-02 7:57 AM (#514023 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: RE: Nan-Cave Update



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Thank You for the kind words! I couldn't have done it without your help!!
I really like it down there now, and once my Brother removes his stuff out, I can set up the rest of it the way I want!

But at least my Babies are out of their cases, and I can enjoy and play them whenever I want!!

I just ordered a little tiny Cube amp too (Red, of course), so it looks like I am going to "Plug In" now too!!! LOL!!!! Guess you can teach an old dog new tricks! LOL!!!

Thank You again Guys, your help and patience has been invaluable to me!!
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Beal
Posted 2015-08-02 8:58 AM (#514025 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Cube? They any good? The Genz Benz were always great for acoustics, but oh yeah, Fuckner killed that too.......
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JeffR
Posted 2015-08-02 9:16 AM (#514026 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update


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Wow! I can't believe I haven't looked at this thread until this morning. You did a really nice job on that room.
Such a great collection there. So many full bodied O's.... non-cutaways, my absolute favorites.
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Nancy
Posted 2015-08-02 9:22 AM (#514027 - in reply to #514025)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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I am hoping it is good Beal - One of the people I bought a guitar from told me that he uses it allot, and really likes it. Since it will be the first time I will ever have used an amp, I don't need a really fancy, or expensive one, but this one sounds like a good one to start with, and it comes with all the accessories I need to start out, so it seems like a good buy, and the video looked pretty good!

I would appreciate your thoughts on it, good or bad.

http://www.kraftmusic.com/roland-micro-cube-gx-battery-powered-guit...

Thank You Jeff!

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Beal
Posted 2015-08-02 10:56 AM (#514028 - in reply to #513785)
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Is it Roland? Only played one electrically, it was ok. Acoustic and electric amps are different animals
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Nancy
Posted 2015-08-02 11:35 AM (#514032 - in reply to #514028)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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cwk2 - 2015-08-02 10:56 AM

Is it Roland? Only played one electrically, it was ok. Acoustic and electric amps are different animals


Yes, a Roland. I had no idea that there were different ones for electric and acoustic.
Maybe I will have to break down and get a vintage O Electric! .
But before I do, I will ask you guys which one I should get!!
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Beal
Posted 2015-08-02 11:41 AM (#514033 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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UK2 and don't bother with the rest. A little Trace Acoustc, or some sort of Fishman or a mini pa for guitar and vocals. Genz Benz Shenandoah or a compact 300 or the single unit 180.

Someone else might have a different opinion, feel free to offer it..........

I don't plug in at home much, just at open mics and there the systems vary all over the place. It's a question of how to make yourself sound good in that environment and make the audience happy.

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ProfessorBB
Posted 2015-08-02 11:55 AM (#514034 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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Very nice, Nancy. Now you have a lot of in-between open space just waiting for signs, banners, vintage guitar memorabilia, and most important of all, neon!
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Nancy
Posted 2015-08-02 12:50 PM (#514036 - in reply to #514034)
Subject: Re: Nan-Cave Update



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boltonb - 2015-08-02 11:55 AM

Very nice, Nancy. Now you have a lot of in-between open space just waiting for signs, banners, vintage guitar memorabilia, and most important of all, neon!


Thanks Professor! And Thank you for your help!!
I am starting to get the Ovation ads now, then I can frame them and put them down there too!
I will keep an eye out for one of those neon Ovation signs, they must pop up every once in a while!

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SOBeach
Posted 2015-08-02 2:18 PM (#514041 - in reply to #513785)
Subject: RE: Nan-Cave Update


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Wow, the "Nan-Cave" is lookin' pretty "O"some!

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