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The Edwards has a far smaller cut out and is way stronger.I wish I never saw this.
The Edwards has a far smaller cut out and is way stronger.I wish I never saw this.
This is a setup issue because I can make those stay in tune perfectly.
But if X brand is a shit design and the QC is crap then X brand is highly likely to have tuning issues.Oh totally ( and I will note it’s not a gem like it’s that bad as is right now)
I just don’t buy into “x brand stays in tune x brand doesn’t” and was a providing an anecdotal juxtaposition of what you usually hear…
The Edwards has a far smaller cut out and is way stronger.
You don’t bend strings on this so it is a dumb comparison.
Leave that one in the case….but I have an Orville, too.
I wish I never saw this.
Put the pick guard on
Put the pick guard on
That is actually quite a bit stronger but I agree.I swear on my mum this is the first and last time I will ever do this.
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Totally FREAKS ME OUT when I see someone listing a Les Paul and they have photos with the guitar flat on surfaces. I would never consider buying that guitar cause the current owner is a dumbass imo.
With something this classic the limitations are its personality. It makes you play different things and that can only be good ( until you play up top)I totally get what @metropolis_4 was saying about not perceiving these things as issues. I knew what I was getting into when I got mine and I think if anything, things like the weight and fret access were enticing to me because I knew they’d lend a hand in me approaching it differently. I don’t perceive them as issues, they’re just different.
Or maybe, the things I enjoy about playing them make up for anything I’d perceive as an issue. I just love the balls of them, I love the way they physically feel when playing them….just like my Strats or Ibanez stuff!
With something this classic the limitations are its personality. It makes you play different things and that can only be good ( until you play up top)
Maybe; Maybe not. The wood could be sawn differently, the grain direction may have been adjusted, it could be glued in any number of different ways.The Knaggs I just bought has the exact same headstock design.
doesn't mean the designs are both the same
You should show a great LP shredder tho.Watch all the best LP shredders and most of them adjust the neck angle when it's time to really go to town up high. I could never play a Les Paul sitting because of the crappy upper access.