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insubordination wrote:Out:

Skreddy Echo
catalinbread pareidolia
Loopmaster ABY
Guyatone Micro Tuner & bottom EQ
Dr. Scientist TREMO.

IN :

Fuzzfaceless MKI
Empress Phaser

Interested to hear what you think of the Empress Phaser. It looks like it has a bajillion features yet is smaller than the Whetstone.

DarkAxel wrote:

greigoroth wrote:Axel, this is totally OT, but Apis Ante Portas rules! Everyone should check out the music in Axel's sig.

this kind of OT is supported thanks!

also putting this in there, because there are tracks that are not on the bandcamp site http://soundcloud.com/capekjanek

hclapp219 wrote:

insubordination wrote:Out:

Skreddy Echo
catalinbread pareidolia
Loopmaster ABY
Guyatone Micro Tuner & bottom EQ
Dr. Scientist TREMO.

IN :

Fuzzfaceless MKI
Empress Phaser

Interested to hear what you think of the Empress Phaser. It looks like it has a bajillion features yet is smaller than the Whetstone.

Yeah I will be sure to post something after some time with it, as it is feature packed for sure. Really interested in the CV capabilities.

univalve wrote:

Muse FTW wrote:Bootiful.

Looks in person even a lot better.

I'm sure. I think ZVex consistently has the best sparkle-type finishes. My Wooly Mammoth has a similarly colored purple sparkle with some orange and yellow highlights. Really looks nice with some light on it.

this:


and this:

all right! in addition to the Danocaster Strat, I just traded my parts Jazzy plus some cash for this guy-


Protocaster Fastback 1 by Zounds Perspex, on Flickr

Zounds Perspex wrote:all right! in addition to the Danocaster Strat, I just traded my parts Jazzy plus some cash for this guy-


Protocaster Fastback 1 by Zounds Perspex, on Flickr

Looks like a nice one.

I hope so. I've been wanting a Telemaster for a loooong while.

Yeah, me too. I want the full report after you've been playing it.

will do! here are some specs on it.

Weight: 7.26 lbs
Body: two piece ash in aged Inca Silver, which takes on a very cool subtle green hue.

Neck: maple with a rosewood slab fretboard, featuring vintage correct truss rod placement and
fretboard rounding at the headstock
-Width: 1.659"
-Depth: 0.912" at the 1st & 0.970" at the 12th
-Fretwire: 0.100" wide and 0.040" tall
-Radius: 9.5"
-Shape: A larger, hand filling C type with a significant amount of meat in the shoulder.

Pickups: Peter Florance Voodoo TE-60's

Other Notables:
-Homemade clay dots
-Marc Rutters steel compensated saddles
-A cool brick red, NOS 50's Daka-Ware tophat switch tip.
-50's NOS caps, one for the tone pot and one as a volume treble bleed circuit
-Marc Rutters milled jack cup which accepts angled plugs
-Handcut Bakelite pickguard

I want all three of these and can only afford (at the moment) one, which do you guys think? Assuming that I like all of them equally in playability, sound, etc.

http://chicago.craigslist.org/sox/msg/3084457324.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/msg/3056550967.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/msg/3081688290.html

The black one in the third link.

the Harmony, dooood.

RRR has left canada

Logger and Tri/Ram have not yet been made

MUST HURRY. GIVE ME DIRT.

The4455 wrote:I want all three of these and can only afford (at the moment) one, which do you guys think? Assuming that I like all of them equally in playability, sound, etc.

Don't fancy any of those. I'd go buy a Squier CV Strat instead. Same price range, much better guitars.

MaxMaps wrote:RRR has left canada

Which finish?