[–] 1 point 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago)

Copper foil isolates the pickups from outside radio signals

About the second question -- help with what?

Not sure about the diagram, is there a single volume and a single tone knob or two volume knobs?

edit: nevermind, it says it's a single volume and single tone configuration in the description. I'd say it's not that difficult to work out what goes where based on a different guitar's diagram, but I'd have to catch up on the correct polarities and serial or parallel connections, stuff like that

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  • [–] 3 points 7 months ago (2 children)

    "Пожалуйста, составьте стулья в стопку в конце дня" -- Russian;

    You can do either "Молим вас, сложите столице на краjу дана" or "Molim vas, složite stolice na kraju dana" for Serbian

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  • [–] 4 points 8 months ago

    The Viper's pickups may just be hotter, human ears perceive louder == better. Try to match the output and see if there's a difference (there isn't).
    As for unplugged, can't help you there; I don't really care much for how well they sound unplugged, since it's not really a use case

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    Hey folks!

    Can you please give me some songs that would take an intermediate player to learn in one or two days? And I mean the whole guitar part.

    A good example would be Ramones' Blitzkrieg Bop, a counter example would be Metallica's Fade to Black, where the whole song is quite easy, but the solo can take some time.

     

    Hello, Ubuntu Studio/KDE here.

    Is there any way to change the shortcuts priority? For example, there is a way to switch to keyboard layout 1 by pressing left Ctrl, and to layout 2 by pressing right Ctrl, but in that case any other shortcut that has Ctrl stops working. If I set the layout switching to Ctrl+Shift, any shortcut using Ctrl+Shift+anything else won't work.

    On windows, there is a third-party program that allows selecting layouts via right and left Ctrl, and it doesn't interfere with any shortcuts that use Ctrl, i.e. the layout change will trigger only with a single Ctrl press, no holding, no chords. Is there a (relatively easy) way to achieve this in Linux?

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