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Can I come live with you MudFuzz? Your yard always seems so pretty.

warwick.hoy wrote:Can I come live with you MudFuzz? Your yard always seems so pretty.

it is a nice yard... and huge but due to living by a lake and next to a nature/bird/area/pond/whatever mosquitoes abound so venturing out much is a not happening.

Holy Schnikes wrote:What's the fretboard radius, 7.25" or 9.5"?

Got the answer from Fender custumer support:

The neck is that of a Fender select Tele. 9.5” to 14” compound radius.
The Scale length of the instrument is 25.5”
Nut width 1.685”
The length of the neck (not including headstock) is 18.62”
Thickness .820 @ 1st fret – .870 @ 12th fret

I ended up pulling those duncan phatcats out of my mocking bird [I've taken the whole thing apart not sure what I want to do with it] and put them in my goth guitar.So much better

Mudfuzz lives on Endor

Psyre wrote:Mudfuzz lives on Endor

bahahaha
yes!

Psyre wrote:Endor

dude we has no ewoks 'round here..

Okay fellas, feast your eyeballs. This is the guitar that my boyfriend @osbornkt is jealous of. And frankly, I can understand why. 24 frets of perfection, bam.





Also, first post on ILF! Pedal board picture coming soon, once I get my Whammy 4. Yup, stoked.

PillowFort wrote:... And frankly, I can understand why.

Yeah, well, I can see why as well and I don't blame him.

(Nice first post, btw.)

Oooooo das pretty.

YAY!

Awesome guitar, dude! Those Pickups almost look like the ones from those Ampeg Dan Armstrong models. What are they?

phantasmagorovich wrote:YAY!

Awesome guitar, dude! Those Pickups almost look like the ones from those Ampeg Dan Armstrong models. What are they?

Thanks! You know, I haven't found much at all about the pickups. They're original to the guitar, which is about late 60's, early 70's, and they are some kind of dual blade humbucker. They give out superb clean tone, though, pretty heavy for humbuckers, but I find it really smooth and defined. Everyone I've talked to that's seen the guitar has drooled over them. I'm definitely not changing them anytime soon. Same function as the pickups in a Peavey T-60, if that gives you more of an idea.

PillowFort wrote:Okay fellas, feast your eyeballs. This is the guitar that my boyfriend @osbornkt is jealous of. And frankly, I can understand why. 24 frets of perfection, bam.





Also, first post on ILF! Pedal board picture coming soon, once I get my Whammy 4. Yup, stoked.

Holy Shit. that thing is HOT. Needs 6 more strings and I'd be all over it.

PillowFort wrote:

phantasmagorovich wrote:YAY!

Awesome guitar, dude! Those Pickups almost look like the ones from those Ampeg Dan Armstrong models. What are they?

Thanks! You know, I haven't found much at all about the pickups. They're original to the guitar, which is about late 60's, early 70's, and they are some kind of dual blade humbucker. They give out superb clean tone, though, pretty heavy for humbuckers, but I find it really smooth and defined. Everyone I've talked to that's seen the guitar has drooled over them. I'm definitely not changing them anytime soon. Same function as the pickups in a Peavey T-60, if that gives you more of an idea.

Isn't the T60 wired to have blendable Split Coil / Humbucker? That's a concept that I was always wondering about.


Speaking of which... This might be the most awesome guitar ever:


A dude i know from instagram has it. So badass.

phantasmagorovich wrote:

Isn't the T60 wired to have blendable Split Coil / Humbucker? That's a concept that I was always wondering about.


Speaking of which... This might be the most awesome guitar ever:


A dude i know from instagram has it. So badass.

T-60 + aluminum =
That is gorgeous