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voerking wrote:
Fender Blacktop Baritone w/ lots of mods.

This looks very fun. What kinda pickup?

Traded this Korean Epi LP custom way back in July for my jaguar that wasn't being used and haven't been able to put it down since. I wanted to get rid of the EMG's right away but instead I've started to like them a bit.

Added a bigsby to my les paul

from this


to this

hows the tuning stability on that bigsby paul?

hbombgraphics wrote:hows the tuning stability on that bigsby paul?

so far so good. I've had graph tech saddles on it already, so they may help.

Cisco wrote:

This is absolutely beautiful. I love SGs

60's Stella H912 w/ dearmond model 40 pickup. My first 12'er, great shape, and an awesome random gift from the gf. Pretty sure its the same model Cobain used early on.

that's pretty sweet, tons of feedback through the amp??

Not sure on feedback issues quite yet, although I'm sure I may run into some, safe to say I wont be pushing it through my Dunwich Marsh Chapel. Need to hunt down a proper instrument cable or adapter as the input jack is smaller than todays standard. Although she's pretty minty, it'll need a neck reset, luckily these things are somewhat sought after amongst the blues/folk crowd and any work will be worth the investment.

Great gift that was acquired free of charge, and will make a nice change up to a recently found Silvertone 1220 I'm using for a Tom Waits-esque acoustic project.

braaandooon wrote:60's Stella H912 w/ dearmond model 40 pickup. My first 12'er, great shape, and an awesome random gift from the gf. Pretty sure its the same model Cobain used early on.

I'd like to hear that through a demo tape fuzz.

I got this guitar a while ago and I've been holding out on this precious information. It was like $200 which I thought was a good deal, and I missed having bumhucking pickups. It has 12s on it and is tuned to C standard, but the nut isn't cut for that so I might have to get lighter strings. It has some really practical design choices like a moving slot to access the truss rod without moving the whole cover, and you can sort of hook your strings into the tailpiece without having to pass the string through a hole. The neck is a little slimmer than I like in the first couple of frets but it fattens up quickly, so I'm happy with it. I haven't played it loud yet but the pickups sound really nice, it sounds very fat and creamy which is what I was looking for.

Early xmas gift to myself

Beautiful!

friendship wrote:I got this guitar a while ago and I've been holding out on this precious information. It was like $200 which I thought was a good deal, and I missed having bumhucking pickups. It has 12s on it and is tuned to C standard, but the nut isn't cut for that so I might have to get lighter strings. It has some really practical design choices like a moving slot to access the truss rod without moving the whole cover, and you can sort of hook your strings into the tailpiece without having to pass the string through a hole. The neck is a little slimmer than I like in the first couple of frets but it fattens up quickly, so I'm happy with it. I haven't played it loud yet but the pickups sound really nice, it sounds very fat and creamy which is what I was looking for.

this is pretty cool!
and a great deal,

no interest in filing the nut for your 12s?