Favorite gutars?
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...man...you two were fast...hardly time to remove the PayPal buttons from the Strat sample page...LOL.
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Wanted to say that, indeed, the Strat was too fine...a solid, slick and "pretty" axe...but with this Sonex in hand a wave of inspiration hits with the different feel and raw tone -- early Billy Gibbons in fact...does not seem to matter that it's a bolt-on neck, composite material body and looked as if it had lived on the rails when I got it (...before some TLC of course, and a warm basement...)...damn...basis for a screenplay? LOL
All it needs is new saddles, and a trip to the shop for proper set-up/intonation adjustment. It does weigh a ton and no doubt could beat off a pack of rabid dogs...
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Wanted to say that, indeed, the Strat was too fine...a solid, slick and "pretty" axe...but with this Sonex in hand a wave of inspiration hits with the different feel and raw tone -- early Billy Gibbons in fact...does not seem to matter that it's a bolt-on neck, composite material body and looked as if it had lived on the rails when I got it (...before some TLC of course, and a warm basement...)...damn...basis for a screenplay? LOL
All it needs is new saddles, and a trip to the shop for proper set-up/intonation adjustment. It does weigh a ton and no doubt could beat off a pack of rabid dogs...
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#31
01/18/2004
8:19:52 PM
....continued....LOL
...man...you two were fast...hardly time to remove the PayPal buttons from the Strat sample page...LOL.Contents should display properly now....
Wanted to say that, indeed, the Strat was too fine...a solid, slick and "pretty" axe...but with this Sonex in hand a wave of inspiration hits with the different feel and raw tone -- early Billy Gibbons in fact...does not seem to matter that it's a bolt-on neck, composite material body and looked as if it had lived on the rails when I got it (...before some TLC of course, and a warm basement...)...damn...basis for a screenplay? LOL
All it needs is new saddles, and a trip to the shop for proper set-up/intonation adjustment. It does weigh a ton and no doubt could beat off a pack of rabid dogs...
"...uhh...Dave's not here, man..."
according to cosmetic beauty
cus i have no idea of the sound they would make,,,
gibson les paul
gibson sg
strat
flying v
gibson les paul
gibson sg
strat
flying v
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#32
01/19/2004
3:53:14 AM
according to cosmetic beauty
cus i have no idea of the sound they would make,,,gibson les paul
gibson sg
strat
flying v
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it's good to hear that you found an axe that's accomodating to both your style and your physical needs. Too many guitarists out there decide that, for instance, they love metal, so they're restricted to Ibanez until they can afford a higher-end Jackson, or since they're into Jazz they have to play an expensive hollowbodied beast. They never try anything outside "the box." I've played a billion guitars, and I'll carry my $200 Kramer Baretta hardtail into any sonic battle.
Personally I think your not-quite-Les Paul looks pretty badass, if I ever see one I'll have to give it a go. I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool.
Personally I think your not-quite-Les Paul looks pretty badass, if I ever see one I'll have to give it a go. I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool.
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#33
01/19/2004
11:00:49 AM
it's good to hear that you found an axe that's accomodating to both your style and your physical needs. Too many guitarists out there decide that, for instance, they love metal, so they're restricted to Ibanez until they can afford a higher-end Jackson, or since they're into Jazz they have to play an expensive hollowbodied beast. They never try anything outside "the box." I've played a billion guitars, and I'll carry my $200 Kramer Baretta hardtail into any sonic battle.
Personally I think your not-quite-Les Paul looks pretty badass, if I ever see one I'll have to give it a go. I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool.more from the self-proclaimed king of long-winded posts
Personally I think your not-quite-Les Paul looks pretty badass, if I ever see one I'll have to give it a go. I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by PonyOne
... I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool. [/QUOTE]I had one (briefly) in '71. They had different pickups in them, which had lower output, and were meant to be super clean. At the time I was busy imitating Jimi, Jimmy, Jeff 'n Tony (Hendrix, Page, Beck & Iommi), so I unloaded it quickly.
... I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool. [/QUOTE]I had one (briefly) in '71. They had different pickups in them, which had lower output, and were meant to be super clean. At the time I was busy imitating Jimi, Jimmy, Jeff 'n Tony (Hendrix, Page, Beck & Iommi), so I unloaded it quickly.
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#34
01/19/2004
1:14:28 PM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by PonyOne
... I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool. [/QUOTE]I had one (briefly) in '71. They had different pickups in them, which had lower output, and were meant to be super clean. At the time I was busy imitating Jimi, Jimmy, Jeff 'n Tony (Hendrix, Page, Beck & Iommi), so I unloaded it quickly.Lordathestrings
... I think those old Recording Les Pauls from around '72 look pretty cool. [/QUOTE]I had one (briefly) in '71. They had different pickups in them, which had lower output, and were meant to be super clean. At the time I was busy imitating Jimi, Jimmy, Jeff 'n Tony (Hendrix, Page, Beck & Iommi), so I unloaded it quickly.
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Yeah, they strike me as one of those utterly bizzare and quirky guitars that would probably be fun to wail on.
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#35
01/20/2004
12:05:46 AM
Yeah, they strike me as one of those utterly bizzare and quirky guitars that would probably be fun to wail on.more from the self-proclaimed king of long-winded posts
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I have an 80's model Electra mpc it sounds great it looks just like BB kings Lucille and it has a compartment in the back of it where you can exchange 2 effects boxes. I also like Jacksons and Kramers
#36
01/21/2004
1:08:57 AM
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#37
01/21/2004
11:41:13 PM
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I need some advice, I am planning to buy a new guitar, what should I get. I'm looking for a good guitar that is affordable, preferably electric. Some adivce?
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#38
01/22/2004
7:17:05 PM
I need some advice, I am planning to buy a new guitar, what should I get. I'm looking for a good guitar that is affordable, preferably electric. Some adivce?
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All that depends on what kinda music you want to play with it. Kramers (www.musicyo.com) are awesome guitars for the price. I love my Baretta, which I got on sale for $200.
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#39
01/22/2004
8:15:39 PM
All that depends on what kinda music you want to play with it. Kramers (www.musicyo.com) are awesome guitars for the price. I love my Baretta, which I got on sale for $200.more from the self-proclaimed king of long-winded posts
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Yeah, is a Gibson SG any good for jazz playing?
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#40
01/23/2004
5:22:00 PM
Yeah, is a Gibson SG any good for jazz playing?
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