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Borland is hard to pin down as the guy seems to have good taste in music. Seen him sporting tees by Fantomas, Isis, The Melvins, etc, etc.

Yet he plays in Limp Bizkit?

Weird.

what always bugs me about Borland is that he seems to have this like... "holy fuck thats nuts" sort of intuitive style that no one is really keen towards except the bits of it that sound familiar to what THEY like. i mean, he's a guitarist that tries to play like a bassist, or rather Claypool.

maz91379 wrote:I really need to try out the josh homme model my local guitar shop has. I'm just kinda terrified to ask to try a guitar that costs like twice as much as both of my already sorta expensive current guitars combined.

It's sooooooooo good! How much does it cost over there?

Maton prices are crazy in the States and there's only four dealers to haggle between. I got about $1500 off the JH though after all was said and done but it took some real persistence! Funny, as the discount alone was still more than I'd generally drop on any guitar. No regrets (now that it's paid for).

Holy Schnikes wrote:Saul Koll makes some fucking killer offset (just barely) semi-hollows. He's been sucked into the Premier Builder Guild though, shit ain't inexpensive, also not as crazy as some of these Gibson and Fender prices of late. I've played a couple and they're incredible plus custom options galore!

http://www.kollguitars.com/pages/koll_glides.php

Wow the red (kind of) one.
Probably feedback a lot witth fuzz but that's cool.

Boutique Tone in Montreal have them... I might have to try one somedays.

Anybody know the price of the Duo Glide?


Edit: Ok just found out that Boutique Tone had one in stock (sold now) for 3795.00 CAD.
Too much for me at the moment.

Gretsches are generally either hollow or chambered, rather than "semi-hollow"...there have only ever been a couple of semi-hollow Gretsch models with f-holes and they're fairly rare. the one you'd be most likely to come across is the 6120N. the only things Gretsch has ever done that leaned towards offset (no pun intended) were the decidedly odd Chet Atkins Super Axe/Atkins Axe during the 1970s, which were solidbodies.

Duesenberg C.C.



I've tried one of these at a store. Awesome guitar. Nice pickup configuration (P90 neck / humbucker bridge).

guys, i think you're all completely missing the whole "offset" part here

Gearmond wrote:guys, i think you're all completely missing the whole "offset" part here

I tink you're right.

i want a carvin holdsworth fatboy.