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Well, so am I.You know @Eagle is gonna say that's ugly AF?!
Yeah, I really want a Novo.I dig it though!
Well, so am I.You know @Eagle is gonna say that's ugly AF?!
Yeah, I really want a Novo.I dig it though!
Those are such cool guitars. I remember Aerosmith played them back in the day.
I’ve really been wanting a Rickenbacker lately
Who makes that?
That's the first Rickenbacker I don't hate and actually think is pretty badass.
How self-absorbed does one have to be, to keep a section of the top plain wood, so he can sign it there?Who makes that?
He gets a lot of shit for that but by all accounts his guitars are .How self-absorbed does one have to be, to keep a section of the top plain wood, so he can sign it there?
He goes from toning down the headstock signature to that?
How self-absorbed does one have to be, to keep a section of the top plain wood, so he can sign it there?
He goes from toning down the headstock signature to that?
See that's why I'll never buy one. If it was built by jagweeds, dumbasses or nincompoops, sure...but assholes? No way!He does it on purpose specifically to irk folks. Ever seen this one?
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Schecter Solo-II FR Apocalypse, with the Red Reign finish.
This thing, in theory, has so much of what I'd love these days:
Caveats:
- 22 frets, for a warmer neck tone
- Stainless steel frets, because my left hand must be like a fucking vice, and I wear nickel frets within months
- A Floyd, because I have no class
- A neck heel of the style normally only ever found on set neck or neck through superstrats, for fantastic upper fret access
- Carbon fiber reinforcement rods in the neck for stability
- Multi-ply maple / padauk neck for stability
- Ebony fretboard, just looks cool, but also may be brighter to balance the shorter scale length
- 24¾" scale for warmer tone, helps balance the Floyd
- Two high output humbuckers, ring mounted: These might actually sound great as they are, but the great thing is, because they're ring mounted, they'd be so easy to swap out with any uncovered humbucker sized pickup
- Glow in the dark side dot markers
Could be cool:
- Angeled headstock, easier to break, but it does have a nice volute, so that will help. I don't see the point since you're using a Floyd nut here. I think a straight headstock would be right here
- LP position pickup selector. To me that's just nonsense on any guitar. If you insist on a three way, do it SG style.
- Has a push pull, but the manufacturer isn't gonna tell you what for. Split coil? Parallel? Phase? So many mysteries in life, and here's another
Yeah I wouldn't mind that either!However, what I really wish to own right now, and yesterday, and tomorrow, is already out of stock and production
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It makes me think about selling my PRS McCarty 594 SE that I barely use to get that one.
BTW: the pot push-pull is for split-coil
However, what I really wish to own right now, and yesterday, and tomorrow, is already out of stock and production
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However, what I really wish to own right now, and yesterday, and tomorrow, is already out of stock and production
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Not much. Even though I have a weakness for purple guitars, I don't like at all this paint over the natural wood. Knobs are barbiegirl. Zebra pups with purple over cream??? The tremolo is orthopedic. And it has the headstock mounted in a wrong positionSimilar to Rob Balducci’s LACS from the 90’s, he just didn’t have the vine inlay.
I mean, its not like any other design decision with that guitar makes any sense?How self-absorbed does one have to be, to keep a section of the top plain wood, so he can sign it there?
He goes from toning down the headstock signature to that?