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Slide the Halloween pick between the ribbon and the hat.
An easy way to incorporate a not-so-scary witch to my Halloween decor was to go for a spooky chic look which is how I came up with this Glamorous Witch Hat. A quality guitar can inspire you to write great songs, improve your understanding of the Gdim chord while in the Lydian Mode, cure the heartbreak of cystic acne--and help you find true love in the process.
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Witch Hat knobs again
I know this has been discussed before, but maybe things have changed.
I have a 2006 Gibson SG Classic. The stock knobs are reflector-topped top hat knobs, and I don't like them. For one thing they are fragile, and the reflectors are missing on two of them, and the rim on top is cracked on two. And they're too slick to get a good grip on in the heat of the moment. They need replacing.
My first good electric guitar was a mid-'60s SG Jr., which had witch hat knobs. I loved them because they had a narrow top part with a ribbed surface, so they were easy to manipulate in the cramped space that Gibson provides.
I've bought two sets of cheap contemporary witch-hat-type knobs from local and online sources, and they were all obviously stamped out in the same Chinese factory. I see tons of these online under various brand names (including Allparts) and none of them fit right. The problem is that there is not enough room underneath for the pot's lock nut. The flange of the cheapos is too flat. The knobs can be pressed on to the shaft just fine, but they won't go flat against the face of the guitar. I'm told by the local shop that they sell tons of these, but I can't imagine how they would work with any flat-faced guitar. Here's a little diagram that might make it more clear:
Apparently, the source of the original witch hats is gone, as Gibson doesn't offer any current models with these knobs as far as I know. I see "vintage" originals on eBay for outRAGEous prices. Certainly more than I'm willing to pay.
- Are there any easily available repros of the old witch hats that will accommodate the lock nut?
- Can the currently common cheapos be modified to fit my guitar?
- How in the world do the current cheapos fit on current flat-faced guitars? Seems to me that you would need a recess in the face of the guitar for them to work.
- Can anyone suggest a different grippy knob? I don't care a lot about how they look. I just want a knob I can grab (besides my own.) For example, I have a Peavey bass that has something similar to Gibson speed knobs, but they have a ribbed rubber thing around the edge that provides a nice gripping surface. Of course, as far as I can tell, those aren't available any longer, though they are sought after.
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Reviews for "How the Crsppy Wutch Hat Became a High-Fashion Obsession"
1. John - 1/5 - The Crappy Witch Hat is truly crappy. The quality of the materials used is extremely poor and it looks like it will fall apart any second. The fit is also terrible, it's too big for my head and keeps slipping off. Honestly, I wouldn't even use it for a costume party. Save your money and look for a better quality witch hat elsewhere.
2. Sarah - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the Crappy Witch Hat. The brim was all misshapen and bent, making it look cheap and unattractive. The fabric used was also very flimsy, and it felt like it would tear with the slightest touch. I had high hopes for this hat, but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a good quality witch hat.
3. Mike - 1/5 - The name says it all - this hat is truly crappy. The overall design is poorly executed, and it doesn't even resemble a witch hat. The size options are limited, and even when I got the right size, it still didn't fit properly. The stitching was also coming undone in several places, and it looked like it was about to fall apart. I would not recommend wasting your money on this subpar product.
4. Emily - 2/5 - I had high hopes for the Crappy Witch Hat, but unfortunately, it fell short. It arrived with several dents and creases in the brim, making it look shabby and worn out. The material used is also very thin and flimsy, and it doesn't hold its shape well. Overall, I was not impressed with the quality of this hat and would advise looking for a better option.