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Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 9:22 am
by univalve
those reverend guitars are hot bitches :drool:
but i tried two and the neck shape is too sporty for me. i like it quite fatter :cry:

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 9:33 am
by univalve
phantasmagorovich wrote:I am looking for beatdown shortscale student type of guitar right now. Duosonic or Jag rip-offs from the 60-80s and unknown japanese brands or germans. Since I bought one for christmas I am extremely in love with it and I want another one similar for open tunings. Or maybe two more? The more tunings the merrier.

squier super sonic?
i really love that as short scale (what normally is not really that thing for me).

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 10:19 am
by phantasmagorovich
Yup, I'll look out for one of those. A quick search revealed one for 450€ which is way more than I am willing to spend on this. They do look really beautiful though. I'm not so sure about the PU's though. I'd rather have something with single coils. And since the idea was to get one that I can put through shit on stage this will probably be ruled out. I was thinking of something like this. eBay auction. But that one's too much as well. I'll have to wait until some not popular guitar hits the bay and I can pull the trigger for cheap.

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:36 am
by phantasmagorovich
Oh shit, I shouldn't have browsed eBay!

The first time I really want a strat is this:
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http://cgi.ebay.de/Fender-Stratocaster-1962-Sherwood-Green-E-Gitarre-/390265829202?pt=Gitarren&hash=item5adda7f752

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:48 am
by proroby
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My Cyclone II w/ Curtis Novak JAG-V pup's. The only thing I warn you against is that Mexi guitars, especially from early 2000's, are known to have some problems. You can get lucky and get an amazing one just as nice as an American, or you can get not so lucky. Mine had a warped plate in the trem system and I had to replace it; but now it's amazing and I play it more than my AVRI Jazzmaster (which I'm selling now).

Also, I'm GASing hard for a BILT Relevator. I am in the early stages of working with them to have their first short scale model made (24 like a Mustang/Jaguar). Hopefully everything works out and in a few months I will haves one.

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Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 3:13 pm
by cheesecats
Recently relieved a gas attack

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Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 3:30 pm
by dubkitty
proroby wrote:The only thing I warn you against is that Mexi guitars, especially from early 2000's, are known to have some problems. You can get lucky and get an amazing one just as nice as an American, or you can get not so lucky. Mine had a warped plate in the trem system and I had to replace it; but now it's amazing and I play it more than my AVRI Jazzmaster (which I'm selling now).


I had a similar experience when building a Strat with a MIM body, which required the "genuine" Fender MIM tremolo due to the different spacing of the screw holes. the first tremolo assembly i got was fucked; it was really difficult to set up (even for a Strat trem!) and was awful tonally. after a couple of months i gave up and ordered a second assembly, which was fine.

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 4:34 pm
by Gunner Recall
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What's the deal on novak jag pups? Seems like he offers a buncho options.

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 5:18 pm
by proroby
Gunner Recall wrote:
proroby wrote:Image

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What's the deal on novak jag pups? Seems like he offers a buncho options.


I got all JagV pickups, with the middle wound opposite. He does offer some other kinds, but they aren't on his website, you have to call and talk to him about it. He has made a mosrite one before, a lipstick one as well as some others.

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 6:48 pm
by fever606
pretty much all of my guitar gas revolves around different jag variations...

lpb with matching headstock and block inlays...

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bonus points for the maple neck version, though...

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drool fucking city, right?

what else? oh yeah, i miss my talman, so i would really like one with lipstick pickups...

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and i really want one with jazzmaster pickups...

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Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 6:52 pm
by Bellyheart
I played an Epi Sheraton II yesterday and now I'm obsessed.

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 6:58 pm
by tuffteef
im really thinking about buying one of these mainly cause the price of these have skyrocketed god damn from like 900 easy to 4000 dollars for god sake!
so i may have to take matters in my hands buy now and get a rick later and i think rick prices are stable as is FUHHH
pref in the brown
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Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 8:03 pm
by Bellyheart
At this point in my life I don't see ever spending that much on a guitar.

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:12 pm
by tuffteef
im not spending 4000 btw no wayyyyyyyy in hell :lol:
im gonna take a guess someone will push it for like maybe 16 1700 unfortunately FAK

Re: Guitar GAS

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:21 pm
by adrianlee
Working on a custom guitar. Les Paul Special body, Maple neck/fretboard--V/Grabber style headstock. P90 in the bridge, PAF in the neck. Standard pickup switching w/ two tone and volume knobs. With bigsby. Mahogany Body (probably just stain it)...MAYBE finished in tobacco sunburst. Dunno yet.

Thoughts?