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tjlong wrote:

SO ITS A CLASSIC PLAYER THAT LOOKS LIKE A MASCIS?? AWESOME

ryan summit wrote:damn i wanted that sg
to come back to life
there aint no deals like that around us
anything gibson is 500+
even if its a goddamn mess

I'm pretty bummed, cause I wanted to love this guitar and I want an SG.

I adjusted the relief (or should say, had it adjusted but I could have done it) and that sussed out the fret out (it's actually the second fret). I'm just worried that anymore work done to this guitar is going to be for nothing. More issues cropping up along the way. I was prepared to deal with the headstock repair and all the dings and other baggage but the fret out I just,...that hinders me musically.

I may just pick a Squier or Mexi Fender Tele or Offset and be done with it.

skullservant wrote:

tjlong wrote:

SO ITS A CLASSIC PLAYER THAT LOOKS LIKE A MASCIS?? AWESOME

blonde 59 thinskin
stock except for the lollars and mastery

Taylor T5, love this guitar! so freaking versatile, and that Koa sounds amazing!

My SG, this was a 14th Birthday present. Thing can take a serious beating.

This was my Dad's. He bought it at a police auction back in the day. Some fool tried smuggling drugs in it. His mistake is my gain.

My newest guitar. A Squier VM Telecaster Special. Duncan Designed pickups, Jazzmaster neck. This things plays and sounds amazing.


I also have that Ovation 12 string, an Epiphone Hummingbird, and an 84 Ibanez Roadstar bass.

Well, my V is back from getting its electronics totally replaced.


First time I've upgraded a guitar at all, decided to toss a P-rail in the bridge, 1 volume and a three way switch controlling the coil splitting. Just gonna leave the holes in the pickguard as they are, cause it looks cool

Heres a close up of the pickup, although i know someone out there has a tele with P-rails in it, and youve seen them before... but hey im still gonna post it!

I put the old bridge pickup out of my green guitar in my tele... [and put the bucker in my vertigo at the bridge..] tis is better

check out this stupid ass guitar

I posted this in the doom room but I figured I would share here too. I just picked this up as a backup/alternative to my other seven string. It is an Agile les paul style seven string with a 27" scale. I put a dimarzio paf7 in the neck and a blaze neck in the bridge. Dimarzio suggested the blaze neck in the bridge as a slightly hot rodded paf alternative. I have an air notron 7 in my other seven string but it is a bit nasally so I wanted to try something a bit different. Feels pretty good so far but I haven't played it with the full band yet.

whiskey_face wrote:check out this stupid ass guitar

FUUUUUUUUUUUU

whiskey_face wrote:check out this stupid ass guitar

If your gonna talk shit; gimmie it.

I'd hit it.

Twice maybe even.

sonidero wrote:New Unexpected Tele Thinline CL Find!!!

Gonna get some 11's and set it up for DoomGazeDronezzz...

Thanks to a local Recording Engineer for meeting me late and hooking me up!!!

I gotta say that after a week and some new 11's this Squier VM Tele Thinline really exceeded my expectations... I cant put it down... The neck is thick and awesome and the pickups sound good and I can wah wah the f-hole for trippy tonal action...

sonidero wrote:
I can wah wah the f-hole

TWSS

warwick.hoy wrote:Picked this up on Saturday. 98 Dano U2 Reissue.



Thinking about swapping a baritone neck onto it; if I could find one.

nice!
I have the exact same model.

I installed the adjustable bridge

(http://www.danguitars.com/PARTS.html)

replaced the string eating nut with a graphtech nut

and the crap tuners with a set of these

http://www.guitarfetish.com/Full-Size-C ... p_277.html

it is now setup for nashville tuning and my #1 overdub weapon

AVRI '62 Jag with the following mods:

• Bridge pickup rewired for series/parallel with neck
• Stereordinary control plate
• Series/Parallel slider switch
• 3-Way toggle
• Staytrem JM bridge
• Staytrem Trem arm/Collet

Ooooooof. Jags make me think of beating the shit out a guitar for sounds, but I'd feel bad doing so to that beauty.