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

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My pride and joy! It’s a shredder
 
This is an interesting guitar. Made up of parts I had from other things. Most notably the pickups are a real PAFs and an early Strat pickup. I don’t have anything to put them in and I don’t want to sell them.
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Warmoth black limba back.
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Original pafs and a Wilkinson🤣
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Neck is an old Moses graphite that I had to almost remake.
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Has 6000 fret size and a Jackson slim D profile.
Plays great. TBH I never play it . This is the first time I opened the case in over a year.
 
This is an interesting guitar. Made up of parts I had from other things. Most notably the pickups are a real PAFs and an early Strat pickup. I don’t have anything to put them in and I don’t want to sell them.
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Warmoth black limba back.
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Original pafs and a Wilkinson🤣
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Neck is an old Moses graphite that I had to almost remake.
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Has 6000 fret size and a Jackson slim D profile.
Plays great. TBH I never play it . This is the first time I opened the case in over a year.
Me likey. :love That one should definitely be played more. :hmm
 
This one here...

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It started life as a 2003 Special DC Faded, in what I believe was a faded Cherry finish. By the time it showed up on my local Craig's List, someone had tried to refinish it in what I think was an attempt at TV Yellow - but the end result was somewhere between school bus and safety vest yellow. It was ugly. I ended up buying it for $450 due to the botched refin.

I brought it home, took it apart and stripped the yellow in what was admittedly a quick and dirty job (if you get real close and look at the neck joint you can still see traces of that hideous yellow). I painted it entirely white, but when it was done I kinda hated it so I stripped the neck and sides and back of the body and hit it with clear lacquer and left the top white.

My intent was to have a Gibson that I could beat the crap out of without guilt, and it's more than filled the bill. In the 11 years I've had it it's gotten extremely beaten up, being hit on stage with mic stands and cymbals and drunken audience members and it just keeps on ticking.

I've got a few Gibsons that are pretty nice, but this beat down old budget Gibson has people geeking out over it every time I take it out.
 
This one here...

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It started life as a 2003 Special DC Faded, in what I believe was a faded Cherry finish. By the time it showed up on my local Craig's List, someone had tried to refinish it in what I think was an attempt at TV Yellow - but the end result was somewhere between school bus and safety vest yellow. It was ugly. I ended up buying it for $450 due to the botched refin.

I brought it home, took it apart and stripped the yellow in what was admittedly a quick and dirty job (if you get real close and look at the neck joint you can still see traces of that hideous yellow). I painted it entirely white, but when it was done I kinda hated it so I stripped the neck and sides and back of the body and hit it with clear lacquer and left the top white.

My intent was to have a Gibson that I could beat the crap out of without guilt, and it's more than filled the bill. In the 11 years I've had it it's gotten extremely beaten up, being hit on stage with mic stands and cymbals and drunken audience members and it just keeps on ticking.

I've got a few Gibsons that are pretty nice, but this beat down old budget Gibson has people geeking out over it every time I take it out.

The world needs more solid colour top Gibsons and gibson style guitars with natural back and sides.
 
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