[Strings - Nut - Saddle - Pins - They are essential to TONE!]

Absolutely LOVE bone on my old 60s bird, brightens her up just right, can't speak for a newer one though, worth a try!?

 

In the meantime I did, and the sound is just stunning I have to say.

[Your Acoustical Performances!!!]

Here a demo track of the album I am working on. In the next vid I hope to be brave enough to show my face

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyAC_3Zhm-8&feature=youtube_gdata

[Why is this Bird' sounding so sick .. ?]

Don't worry about that Bird. I picked up my new Bird last year right from Montana. I was there with the shop owner to open the shipping box. The guitar sounded rather dull, ok not as dull as this one it seems (although it is a recording). But I fell in love with in a way and decided to give her a chance. Now a year later she already sounds way different than that first strum. I wonder what it will be like 5yrs down the road.

[INTRODUCE YOURSELF]

Gijs here, from the Netherlands. And a happy owner of a Hummbingbird and a Les Paul.

[Strings - Nut - Saddle - Pins - They are essential to TONE!]

I'm thinking of moving to all bone on my 09 Bird, but I am a bit reluctant as it already sounds somewhat bright. Scared to make the brightness a bit too overwhelming.

 

Any thoughts on that or experience in changing to bone on standard Birds?