Encik : hmmm..lajunye ko.
Flash : biasa..(=
Encik : nah.
Flash : plissss...! ni paling slow.
Encik : nak laju2 g track la.
Flash : aiya..saya The Flash la.memang kene laju2.
Encik : nah jugak.len kali nek beskal.
Flash : fineeeee =.="
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I need speed.i can travel anywhere..
ki3
cepat ler habis sem ni.huehue =.='
Act, mase dpt gitar karen nih gua glbah giler. semua lagu nak try.
All dreadlocks are dirty.
Dreadlocks are only dirty if you don't take care of them and wash
them. Not washing dreadlocks is the best way to ruin dreadlocks.
You should wash your dreadlocks at least once a week.
You can't wash dreadlocks. Not washing dreadlocks is the best way to ruin dreadlocks. You should wash your dreadlocks at least once a week.
Anyone with dreadlocks is dirty.
Not true!! Dreadlocks need to be washed at least once a week.
Not combing your hair is the only way/best way to make dreadlocks.
This is called the Neglect method, this is how cavemen made dreadlocks,by just not
doinganything to their hair. Thank the Lord we have found newways to make them
becausethis method take at least a year and the hairdoesn't even look like dreads during
the time,and many people who havemade dreads this way have ended up with such
severe dandruff cases theyhad to cut their dreadlocks off and start over, usually with
the backcombing method.
Wax is not a natural dreadlocking product.
Wax is probably the most natural product you can use on dreadlocks. It comes from
bees that are from nature.
Nice dreadlocks are high maintenance.
Most dreadlocks are not high maintenance. The only kinds of dreadlocks that are high
maintenance are dreadlocks made from dread perms. Dreadlocks made with
backcombing, twist and rip, twist and pin, neglect, and brush rubbing methods are
not high maintenance. Backcombing is not natural. Backcombing is just about the most natural way to make dreadlocks. Anyone who tells you this doesn't know much about dreadlocks. The neglect method is the only way to make natural dreadlocks. Not true at all. There are many other methods that are natural, such as Backcombing, Twist and Rip, Twist and Pin, Twisting, Dread Braiding, and Brush Rubbing. Rubberbands break the hair. False. Rubberbands hold the hair together while the dreadlocks are forming to keep the dreadlocks from falling out. So many people and so many sites wouldn't recommend them if they didn't do such a great job. Dreadlocks damage your scalp. Dreadlocks do not damage your scalp. In fact your scalp never even knows you have dreadlocks, because the hair starts to dread about an inch away from the scalp. You have to shave your head when you don't want dreadlocks anymore. False statement. You don't even have to cut your hair when you want to take dreadlocks out. Here are the ways to take dreadlocks out: 1. You can cut or shave your head if you don't care about your hair, this is the fastest way to remove the dreadlocks. 2. Cut the deadlocks until they are about 3 inches long and then soak the rest of the dreadlocks in VO5 conditioner and comb them out. This will leave you with about 4 or 5 inches of hair.
Sound: I play mostly metal. This guitar is able to make sounds matching these types of music perfectly. Don't judge the book by it's cover- although 'evil' and 'metal' looking, this guitar is very versatile! The mahogany body and pick-ups, make the sound a little bit darker, but it makes it even better. Incredible sustain, and when it's coupling it's not going to high-pitches like most of the guitars do, it just smoothly makes a great sound. // 10
Action, Fit & Finish: My guitar was a straight out-of-the-box model. They set it up pretty well at the factory, the action was perfect, the bridge was perfectly set, no flaws at all. The only badly done thing, were the pick-ups. The bridge humbucker was way too low, and had to adjust it just a little bit, but it's not a problem at all, just a matter of minutes. // 9
Tuning your Floyd Rose bridge is certainly a tricky business when the bridge is floating. This is because the total tension of the strings must balance the total tension of the tremolo springs with the baseplate of the bridge parallel to the face of the guitar and with the strings tuned to the desired pitch. So, follow these steps andit will start to make sense. Step 1: Loosen the three string clamps at the nut Step 2: Set your fine tuner screws on the bridge to the middle of their adjustment range. Step 3: Tune the strings to your desired pitch (this can be drop tuning, open tuning, or standard pitch, the procedure is the same for any tuning) with an electronic tuner starting with the low ‘E’. Step 4: When you have finished tuning all of the strings, check the tuning on the low ‘E’ again. If the low ‘E’ is now flat, re-tune the strings starting again with the low ‘E’ but this time tune the E, A, D, G, and B strings a little bit sharp, then the high ‘E’ to pitch. If the low ‘E’ is sharp, re-tune as just described only tuning the first five strings a little flat. You must tune the strings a little sharp or flat to get to your tuning cause every time you change the tension (or pitch) of one string, the other strings change pitch in the opposite direction. Step 5: Repeat step 4 until all the strings are at the desired pitch. Step 6: When the strings are at the desired pitch, check to see if the bridge base plate is sitting parallel with the top surface of the guitar. If the base plate is tilted forward away from the body, you must tighten the tremolo springs tension by turning the spring claw screws clockwise and repeat step 4. If the base plate is tilt back toward the body,you must loosen the tremolo springs tension by turning the spring claw screws counterclockwise and repeat step 4. [Step 6 only needs to be done on initial setup of the bridge or if you change to another gauge of strings or change to a different tuning.] Step 7: When the bridge is sitting parallel to the face of the guitar and the strings are tuned to the desired pitch, re-clamp the three nut clamps and re-tune (if necessary) once again using only the fine tuners. Step 8: When tuning is complete, check the action of the strings off the neck. If your action is to high or to low, adjust the action with the two rocker screws (bridge pivot screws) using the 3mm Allen wrench. This adjustment will slightly change your tuning. If your fine tuners run out of range you must repeat steps 1 through 7. |
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