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Hey guys - up for sale is a Radial Engineering BigShot i/o instrument switcher. I use this for switching between a Stingray 5-string and a Fender P-bass, works beautifully! It's perfect for an audiophile guitar pedalboard. Radial's stuff is really the best-sounding gear I've ever used.

Here's a link to the product page on Radial's site: http://www.tonebone.com/re-bigshot-io.htm

PM me to discuss shipping, etc. I'm very flexible. Thanks everyone!

Phil

Hey guys - up for sale is a pair of Event 20/20 passive studio monitors. I love the way these sound - very tight bass for the price, and I've found them to be incredibly accurate in terms of the stereo field. The laminate on the cabinet is a little worn, as you can see from the pictures, but the drivers themselves are still top-notch.

Here's a review from SOS from when the model was released: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1996_articles/jul96/event2020.html

NOTE: these are PASSIVE, so you will need a power amp to drive them.

PM me to discuss shipping, etc. I'm very flexible. Thanks everyone!

Phil

For Sale Only: 1997 Fender Telecaster Plus
No trades, please.

SOLD 4/16/2013. Thanks Don!

• Made in USA
• Bound body with belly cut
• Blue Burst finish
• Maple neck
• Three lace sensor pups
• Phase switch
• Equipperd with Schaller strap lock buttons
• Upgraded Fender G&G black tolex case

There were not many of these Teles made by Fender in this configuration. Because of this, it is likely to be destined to be a collector. This Tele is very versatile. It can quack like a Tele and scream like a Strat. There are a great number of tonal possibilities. Light and comfortable to play both sitting and standing.

This Tele has light playing wear, I would describe it as "near new" and a 9 out of 10 in condition. The case is as new. Anytime I took it out to play, I took it in a molded case, instead of the original tolex case. Strung with D'Addario EXL...

Anyone use these pickups? I've heard demos of them and they sound amazing. Was curious if anyone has them and if so their thoughts on them?

Greetings Talk Guitar and all who inhabit it. I recently picked up a used Epiphone SG Special today. Gave it a good setup and it plays and sounds amazing, I'm really enjoying this guitar. I'm planning on doing a bit of upgrading/mods to this guitar and the first thing I would like to do is replace the tuners. They really don't hold any type of tuning particularly well. I was told they are the stock tuners and they look like this:

Any suggestions as to some quality and preferably inexpensive tuners? Any and all help is appreciated.