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That jag!

kosta wrote:Damn, that looks great John.

And agiant, you are brave to be hanging that Armstrong on a wall! (I'd be nervous it'd rip right out.)

it's not that heavy dude

Beautiful jag the worn finish on the front and paint on the back looks really cool. Love the reverse light/dark pickguard/control plates combo too!

I want that Ventures model Mosrite so bad.

landed today,
better pics later
sounds killer
especially dirty
don't have my amp EQd right for this thing clean yet, but dirty it is wicked

only got about 20min of play time at lunch

John wrote:

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This is the best guitar I've seen in a long time. So nice.

My customized Fender Toronado with black finish, tort pickguard, Fralin “Big Singles” pickups, and some wonky-ass wiring
Knobs
Top left hand knob: Volume for toggle pointing towards neck.
Bottom left hand knob: Volume for toggle pointing towards bridge.
Top right hand knob: Four-way rotary switch.
Bottom right hand knob: Removed because tone knobs are for loooooooooooosers.

Toggle
Toggle pointed towards the neck: Both pickups in parallel.
Toggle pointed towards bridge: Engages four-way rotary switch (top knob on the right hand side):
Position 1: Neck only.
Position 2: Both pickups in series.
Position 3: Both pickups out-of-phase.
Position 4: Bridge Only.

Planned future changes: Graph Tech string saver saddles and a new pickguard that I'm waffling back and forth on if I want to put it on.
Currently tuned in EAC#EBE (but usually standard)

I love semi-budget Japanese guitars, here are the two I currently own:


Aria Pro II RS Wildcat

Ridiculously cheap guitar with more dings than should be allowed. Bought it for like $200 (which in Sweden is a good price) and it's become my main axe. Currently tuned to C with some beefy slinky strings. Recorded the entire Oarfish EP with this baby.




Aria Pro II TS-400

Found this for sale in a Facebook group and instantly fell in love. Got a thing for the wooden stripe look. Got some funky electronics, including switches for serial/parallel on each set of pickups and a phase switch, which is fucking awesome. Every guitar should have a phase switch.

That Aria Pro II TS-400 looks quite nice

The_Unknown_Man wrote:That Aria Pro II TS-400 looks quite nice

15 minutes after posting that, I got a TS-500 on the hook in the very same Facebook group. This could end badly...

Aria Pro II are dope

What is this FB group???!?

hbombgraphics wrote:landed today,
better pics later
sounds killer
especially dirty
don't have my amp EQd right for this thing clean yet, but dirty it is wicked

only got about 20min of play time at lunch

Sexy grain.

oarfish wrote:I love semi-budget Japanese guitars, here are the two I currently own:


Aria Pro II RS Wildcat

Ridiculously cheap guitar with more dings than should be allowed. Bought it for like $200 (which in Sweden is a good price) and it's become my main axe. Currently tuned to C with some beefy slinky strings. Recorded the entire Oarfish EP with this baby.




Aria Pro II TS-400

Found this for sale in a Facebook group and instantly fell in love. Got a thing for the wooden stripe look. Got some funky electronics, including switches for serial/parallel on each set of pickups and a phase switch, which is fucking awesome. Every guitar should have a phase switch.

In the words of QOTSA, "sick, sick, sick."

DRodriguez wrote:Holy shit. That thing is gorgeous.

I must be blind.