About SoloDallas

Fil, i was thinking about one thing, do you have any plans to have some sort of dealer anywhere to sell your replicas?

Was thinking if that could sell them more easily, you know, you make some deal with certein guitar stores and they provide your replicas at their shops or is able to order them directly from you, doesn’t sound to bad or what?

I happend to know about a guy who runs an local guitar and instrument store that deals with alot of stuff, he isn’t one of the big guitar companies and has been doing his work for years, great guy one can easily sit and talk for an hour with, he also does repairs and even have modifed basses and guitars earlier but i think he has stopped with that since he’s not getting younger exactly.

http://www.mabass.se/index2.htm

At least in Scandinavia with this guy, and to help these smaller guys out since they have to compete with the larger companies that runs alot of the market, why not try out to let some of them be some sort of dealers for Fil so that he can sell his replica localy?

Just a thought, and if you could think of it, i think this dude could be a good choice if so

What do you think?

Regards – Seb

Fil, i’am sorry for this may be seen as spamming but i’d like to hear your opinion, again sorry for spamming i wrote this in your latest BiB attempt but i’d really would need some answers to this if i may ask for it.

How do they solve the potentional issues with noices while playing in studio and live? Is it all damping the strings very carefully and removed in the final sound on recording or what? I’am sure they are skilled enought to not make any unneccecary noice that’s not part of their playing/sound. When i play on my 2203 even when i try my best to damp the strings and play carefully and planned and avoid making unneccecary noice there is allways tons of feedback while i am not playing at any volume over 2 on the master and the amp is oftenly making noice i don’t think should be there, can it be a wiring issue in the guitar? i’am using the stock Gibson SG Standard Reissue V.o.S Tremolo circuit that came from factory, it’s a 62´year model Les Paul SG in faded Cherry which you have seen. I’am not sure, i only changed to an Angus Pickup, and i have changed guitar cable, still no improvement if rising the volume over 2, so i am changing tubes (not groove tube yet it’s electric harmonics i think, just a test swich) so to see incase there is any improvements, i am having thoughts of changing the whole guitar circuit, do you have any advice for a potentional good ‘kit” which is mainly ”plug and play”, i need 500k pots with 4 conductor wiring and it should also be at least 60s wiring but preferly 50s wiring so to be able to clean up without getting a muddy tone, i might also change to Rio Grande Barbecue pickups, and i wanna be able to use two pickups since i don’t only play acdc so both pickups should be able to ”flow” and have use of 50s wiring, i am ready to try anything to get rid of all feedback

The seller didn’t had time and i wanted the guitar quickly when i asked him to put in the Angus Pickup so the pickup cover that was on the original Angus pickup wasen’t put on but the cover that was sitting on the stock pickups (burstbuckers i think) , i wanted to play the guitar fast and told him it probubly doesn’t matter if it’s a stock cover or not, can it be the pickup cover? The Angus Young Pickup is supposly wax pottet so it shouldn’t have feedback, can it be the pickup cover that is the issue since it’s the burstbucker cover bolted on it?

Really appritiate any advice