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"...huge, crushing...."

One better:



https://reverb.com/item/71970782-fender ... tar-pickup

https://reverb.com/en-se/item/71794080- ... swiss-made
Kung bass recorder, 94 cm long ! Its big !!! I dont play flute and I am not a flute expert this is a atic find, found like this And sold like this..from what I could find on google this is a professional bass recorerder made in Swiss, made with cherrywood. This are really expensive amd high quality instruments,,! The recorder was found like this and it seems is missing the upper part where you can blow air into it,, the piece where the put your mouth,,,,I have seen this instruments online for 1500 and up… this is missing a part and the condition is unknown so price is low! The cat is not included, its just there to show how big the flute is,,,

Looks like somebody's pissed their bassett is getting sold

Chankgeez wrote:

https://reverb.com/item/65009170-roland ... 980s-black

someone ran that cat through the flanger.

Do not flange your catte w/o express written consent (just like the MLB)

However, you can crash yr berb all day n' night

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"...monster sound..."



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...I've tried my best..."

i normally don't like off-brand Strat variants, but that's really pretty.

dubkitty wrote:i normally don't like off-brand Strat variants, but that's really pretty.

I started peepin' the Charvels after falling in love with the Frankenstein strat neck, then I realized, for the most part, all the modern Charvels are souped-up Fenders (it helps that one owns the other!). To my hands n' eyes, the Charvels take the Fender standard shapes (mostly Strat & Tele) & elongate the bodies longboard-style, keep most of their necks close to unfinished, and aren't afraid of matte presentations in terms of everything else. Chuggalicious Fenders for when you wanna crest higher waves? Kinda awesome. Sometimes the Squiers go the opposite way (some of those necks are just too tiny, but the prixes are representative of the origin, as well), but the Charvels (majority of which are made in Mexico) sway the heavier way in terms of fit & monies. Both brands also provide Fender with ample testing grounds for whatever they do with the USA line (at least, in theory, and only sometimes in practice, as Fender always gotta Fender themselves) but I like that there's both options, either way.

I'm into whatever became of this Peavey chugfest rite ear, however:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpiHjKyJrZc

does it come with a back brace? i played a blonde ash one once that was easily the heaviest stringed instrument i've ever played that wasn't a piano. great sound, though.

dubkitty wrote:does it come with a back brace? i played a blonde ash one once that was easily the heaviest stringed instrument i've ever played that wasn't a piano. great sound, though.

Never met a Peavey of any sort that wasn't 1000lbs, but they all played like absolute butter




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