loudwizard wrote:if neck binding is not a big deal or you prefer a halfguard to the batwing, there's also the 60's Worn Tribute SGs for about $800. I want a white one, like this-
magiclawnchair wrote:yes! my buddy was the natural finish of that model. it is pretty sweet!
I want that natural finish one so hard.
McSpunckle wrote:Pee, on the other hand, is full of other things that make it more conductive. That's why you don't pee outside in a lightning storm without first putting on your steel dick sheath.
T'other weird thing about my LP Faded Special is that it got me to prefer dot inlays over any other type. When I first got into guitars, I went nutz over various block inlays, but never liked the dots. I guess I also thought that the Tele body was the ugliest sunovaboitch ever created, whilst now it is one of my favourites. I was really into Jaguards and Jazzmasturs with block inlays, just never got one. I've gotten so minimal with everything that dots are about all I can stand, haha.
That white SG up there is slick. I love easy white finishes on guitars. I've replaced the black witchhat knobs on mine with the puckish "speed" knobs, and although the difference is subtle, I dig it waymorelike.
I'm cool with dots on Gibsons with P-90s, but I do prefer that the neck still have binding. Just looks right to me, I guess. That said, that Tribute looks cool with dots and no binding, but I don't think it looks quite right in cherry or black like that. Brown, maybe.
mr. sound boy king wrote:
Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.
CBA713 wrote:. I've replaced the black witchhat knobs on mine with the puckish "speed" knobs, and although the difference is subtle, I dig it waymorelike.
mr. sound boy king wrote:
Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.