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I know that Ken Andrews stuck a bunch of glow-in-the-dark stickers over the fret markers so he could see and feel them while playing.

Warmoth does glow in the dark inlays.

I was having that problem with my pedals and found some glow in the dark tape at wal-mart. I stuck some small pieces on my knobs so I could actually see the settings on my Particle. Works well, looks cool, and I still have a bunch left over.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MTMOLPF/re ... HybSZH7X6Y

Surely this is the perfect excuse to go all Jimi Hendrix and set fire to your guitar?



Doesn't matter how dark the room is, you can still get the fiery tones you need, with plenty of warm delays and a smoky reverb

Whoa does anyone make glow in the dark star shaped stickers that are black in normal light? I would totally use something like that

St Vincent puts white tape on the back of the neck. The look like feel thumb set markers.

lordgalvar wrote:St Vincent puts white tape on the back of the neck. The look like feel thumb set markers.

That's a cool idea. I used to do something similar when I was getting to know a new console. Put tape with a small fold to create a bump near important channels so I could feel them with my wrist and keep my head up.

DRodriguez wrote:

lordgalvar wrote:St Vincent puts white tape on the back of the neck. The look like feel thumb set markers.

That's a cool idea. I used to do something similar when I was getting to know a new console. Put tape with a small fold to create a bump near important channels so I could feel them with my wrist and keep my head up.

Damn y'all crafty. And here I was thinking I'd just suggest those little glow in the dark stars I'd stick on my bedroom ceiling as a kid

UglyCasanova wrote:

Made me think of

You mean?

jrfox92 wrote:You mean?

Is that Obama?

lordgalvar wrote:St Vincent puts white tape on the back of the neck. The look like feel thumb set markers.

I noticed Guitarwolf do this too.