What Guitar Are You Playing At This Very Moment...

Well, I wrote intonation but autocorrect changed it.
Oddly, I read it as intonation.... didn't even notice.
It has a bone compensated bridge, while not perfect, it is close ...and for a 30 year old guitar, not bad.
This is one you can't ham fist though...you must be present at all times ...very touchy if you press too hard ...forces me to have a lighter touch, which is a good thing.
 
Oddly, I read it as intonation.... didn't even notice.
It has a bone compensated bridge, while not perfect, it is close ...and for a 30 year old guitar, not bad.
This is one you can't ham fist though...you must be present at all times ...very touchy if you press too hard ...forces me to have a lighter touch, which is a good thing.
I do tend to beat on my guitars. I should have grown up with an AE185. Maybe I’d have some finesse.
 
My OG #1. Lone survivor of the PRS hostile takeover. The neck is just a dream and it sounds so good. Putting the pickups out of phase makes for a really cool brootz sound and on cleans makes it sound almost tele like (sort of)

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Haven't shown this one yet. Nothing special, on its face. Totally stock, other than the replacement bridge piece, due to excessive corrosion.

Purchased in Italy, for 300 US ..threw in a gigbag, because I still had to walk around with it on my back ...all day. I was in the service, and it spoke to me. Actually was in a couple heavy bands where I played this ...out. it rips....and embarrasses nay sayers. You won't find many in the US with this headstock.

Epiphone es-335..... actual model number.....this was 1997 or 1998....so I don't remember too many of those , but I could be wrong.

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Haven't shown this one yet. Nothing special, on its face. Totally stock, other than the replacement bridge piece, due to excessive corrosion.

Purchased in Italy, for 300 US ..threw in a gigbag, because I still had to walk around with it on my back ...all day. I was in the service, and it spoke to me. Actually was in a couple heavy bands where I played this ...out. it rips....and embarrasses nay sayers. You won't find many in the US with this headstock.

Epiphone es-335..... actual model number.....this was 1997 or 1998....so I don't remember too many of those , but I could be wrong.

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Nice. I dig the slightly older Epi's. I always wanted one of those Sheratons from the early 90's.
 
Nice. I dig the slightly older Epi's. I always wanted one of those Sheratons from the early 90's.
Me too ...which is why this surprised me. I didn't know that they made an es 335 as an Epiphone back then ...must have been an overseas market only thing, which is why I grabbed it.

Edit - guess I was wrong ..but i don't remember them ...damn weed

Not really sure of the guitars actual age ...as guitars sat for awhile over there.
 
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I just received a message from your fret board.

Dear sir,
Please trim your finger nails.
Thank you,
Your fretboard
XOXOXO

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Don't shoot the messenger. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well to be fair, a good bit of that deep fretboard wear was before my acquisition. But I played it for about 6 yrs. with the stock vintage frets which were tiny -- yet it still played great. I did a refret with Dunlop 6000s, but I was careful not to level the rosewood too much as I liked the character and feel. It's a 7.25 radius.
 
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