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the_bleeding

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  1. 68 charger 71 challenger any Duesenberg ever bmw z8 + almost any good looking muscle car (that isnt a mustang... for some reason i just cant get along with them) Love GTO's and Chevelles and Novas and all that. I would have a jaguar e-type on this list, but they were booted off after i got in one and found out that they have less room than a Smartcar.
  2. also, everybody read: http://www.beafifer.com/boredoctor.htm he did sum srs research - and its not like its snake-oil expensive.
  3. Im of the opinion that wood doesnt need to be babied, and if you hand oil doesnt cut it- then put some kind of other oil on it IMHO I have this ancient cutlery with rosewood handles, and theyve been through all kinds of hell and back- sitting underwater in sinks in grease and grime, through dishwashers using caustic washing powder, just years and years of crap and once you clean and dry them they look brand new... rosewood isnt maple nor mahogany. Maple flexes like a mofo, rosewood doesnt - which is why you see it used in cutlery.
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  5. sustain will depend on your construction with these puppies. But i believe that mahogany has better sustain due to its better resonance. Tone: Mahogany: Warm, lots of lows, rounded off high end. Maple: Tight, quiet low end, screechy extended highs, lots of high mids. the biggest difference you'll notice is RESONANCE, which is something that nobody talks about. Since mahogany has kind of an open grain, it resonates, vibrates, lives in your hands, it will be a loud guitar to play dry. Maple on the other hand kinda absorbs the sound, makes it a relatively quiet and dry guitar. Maple is great for necks though because its so goddamn hard that it has trouble warping
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