Customated

[specialk]

Hey all,
I've been working on customating my Performer PS2. I replaced the bridge pickup with a green Dimarzio Evolution. I changed out the neck for a Seymore Duncan Hotrail. Soon, I plan on changing the middle to a hotrail also, even tho I hardly use that one. Also I airbrushed it. Since I'm not an airbrush artist, and it was one of my first projects, it could be better, but I still love it.

What else can I do to make it sound better. I already like it more, but I am thinking it is as good as its gonna get. It has a lot of sentimental value, so it will always remain in my collection.

[Matt_B]

Query - What is "customating"? :think:

[specialk]

Haha. Customizing. I prefer to use nonexistant words to express my self. Like....computer skills=computational skills.

[Super_shredder]

big block for the trem?

[specialk]

See, now we're out of my expertise. The trem=bridge? And what is a big block? How will it help. I'm a newbie as far as terms go.

[stevoc]

Query - What is "customating"? :think:

That's when you pre-select a mate to grow the specific offspring you want. You know: goat + human = centaur.

That's customated.

[DrJackson]

See, now we're out of my expertise. The trem=bridge? And what is a big block? How will it help. I'm a newbie as far as terms go.

Check my Upgraded DK2 dinky, maybe you'll find some ideas to your guitar
(ahh my guitar has a Big Block )

http://www.jcfonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96028

[Spivonious]

See, now we're out of my expertise. The trem=bridge? And what is a big block? How will it help. I'm a newbie as far as terms go.

Yep, trem=bridge.

You can swap out the stock block (the big hunk of metal that the springs attach to) for a bigger block. The added weight makes a difference, but whether it's worth the money is debatable.

[specialk]

Thanks for the help! This seems to be something I can do myself right? As far as nut and tuners I should be good enough right?