Substitue for Weiman's?

[Raz]

...dump 'em, whoop 'em, and keep your a** out of the guitar shops and magazines.

Thank you. You can pay my secretary on the way out. :P

Ha, you should market that advice

[kbaim]

You'll probably need to adjust your intonation after changing to a different gauge string.

Done thusly;
Harmonic at 12th fret. Then fret the note at 12th fret. If they're not the same, remember this...

If the FRETTED note is FLAT, move the saddle FORWARD.

[Raz]

OK I changed to Slinky 10's and I also lubed the frets up nicely with my Liquid Gold...whooowhee, my forearn is killing me...but seriously, man what difference...I did however have to adjust the truss rod a touch and I noticed that the three higher strings might need a dash of intonation, but after a crash course with Kbaim, I should be able to handle this without a hitch,...if not I could always go over to Jimi D's house...unfortunately OC lives in another friggin country...thanks to everyone for the help!

[Jimi D]

I noticed that the three higher strings might need a dash of intonation, but after a crash course with Kbaim, I should be able to handle this without a hitch,...if not I could always go over to Jimi D's house...

That's the truth, bro' - you're welcome any time... and I've got a Peterson strobe tuner that's about 30 times more accurate than your average needle tuner (at least according to Peterson), which really helps get your intonation on the money!

[Raz]

Thanks, and you know why I haven't been over their yet don't you...its like letting me loose in the Playboy Mansion...trouble!