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Psyre wrote:

i can't put mine down either

colin wrote:Supros are so cool looking. I've never actually played one, but they seem surprisingly affordable for neat vintage guitars.

The fact that they have solid magnesium core necks is a fact lost on a lot of people too...

tommasters wrote:

colin wrote:Supros are so cool looking. I've never actually played one, but they seem surprisingly affordable for neat vintage guitars.

The fact that they have solid magnesium core necks is a fact lost on a lot of people too...

So like, they'll catch fire if exposed to water?

Quickly becoming my #1.

theavondon wrote:

tommasters wrote:

colin wrote:Supros are so cool looking. I've never actually played one, but they seem surprisingly affordable for neat vintage guitars.

The fact that they have solid magnesium core necks is a fact lost on a lot of people too...

So like, they'll catch fire if exposed to water?

Only if they haven't caught fire from my sweet-ass riffs. 'n shit.

Achtane wrote:

theavondon wrote:

tommasters wrote:

colin wrote:Supros are so cool looking. I've never actually played one, but they seem surprisingly affordable for neat vintage guitars.

The fact that they have solid magnesium core necks is a fact lost on a lot of people too...

So like, they'll catch fire if exposed to water?

Only if they haven't caught fire from my sweet-ass riffs. 'n shit.

I'd be more worried about this than water exposure. For sure.

Holy Schnikes wrote:Quickly becoming my #1.

Yeah, I'd imagine so.

Please tell me that it sounds like corrugated sheet metal when you tap on the body.

tommasters wrote:

colin wrote:Supros are so cool looking. I've never actually played one, but they seem surprisingly affordable for neat vintage guitars.

The fact that they have solid magnesium core necks is a fact lost on a lot of people too...

Tell me more about this! I didn't know that. Always been curious to grab a Dual Tone. Great looking guitar, Tom.

Holy Schnikes wrote:

Achtane wrote:

theavondon wrote:

tommasters wrote:

colin wrote:Supros are so cool looking. I've never actually played one, but they seem surprisingly affordable for neat vintage guitars.

The fact that they have solid magnesium core necks is a fact lost on a lot of people too...

So like, they'll catch fire if exposed to water?

Only if they haven't caught fire from my sweet-ass riffs. 'n shit.

I'd be more worried about this than water exposure. For sure.

You're thinking of Sodium with water or elements with that valency. Magnesium does catch fire like a bitch but only in shavings. But yeah sweet ass riffs would probably set it on fire...

kosta wrote: Tell me more about this! I didn't know that. Always been curious to grab a Dual Tone. Great looking guitar, Tom.

Apparently instead of having a truss rod they just have a huge piece of metal in the necks, It's like a big piece of metal with a fretboard on top and a wood veneer on the back.
The neck bolts go straight into metal too for the sustains...

Oh shit, yeah. Magnesium is the one that you can't put out with water. And that up there is fucking silly.

Magnesium burns underwater for your ultimate aquatic hendrix fantasies

1981 Fender Stratocaster

I love that color scheme

Normally not a fan of strats, but that one is pretty sexy. I'd link my main guitar, but it's just the jaguar that I've posted several times before on here.