Im trying to build an awesome guitar out of pieces
there 2 type of attic fan, 1 is a fan that pull the air out of the house to the attic then go out the gable endsand the other is the fan that go at the end of the gable end and get the hot air out fo the attic it selfit don,t make a diffent they are not hard to put inthe hardest is to get elecup there to hook up the attic only fan you hookup at the vent opening by screwing it to the well over the ventthen hook up the electo it when the heat get to a point then the will come onand when the tempgo dlown then it will go offthe house fan is on a switch that you turn on and offthe information isin the box with the fanstep by step it not that hard to but in
Let's say were talking just stock guitars , a strat and an SG , straight into the same amp , no effects of any kindThen the strat would be the most versatile as far as the number of tones you can get , 5 from the strat and 3 from the SGAnd that's not counting what you can do with the volume and tone controlsSo in that sense , yes , the strat is more versatileBut at the same time you can't get the big thick sound of the SG's humbuckers out of the strats single coil pups or vice versaSo I would have to agree that the strat is more versatileBut with all of the new fangled audio technology going today you can pretty much make a fart sound like a symphony orchestra if you really want to! I long for the good old days of ''just plug in and play'', I'm gettin' old , LOL!
