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    Want a new axe.. Dont need one mind you.. But Im deciding between these and need help and advise.. Thanks!

    Used LP studio - Cuz I want the classic LP tone
    LTD EC1000 - Like the looks and dont have an EMG equipped axe

    Or a Carvin C66 with the following options. - Plays like a dream and one of the best looking axes ever IMO.. The Carvin will get Duncan 78 or Blues Trembucker in the bridge.
    403 - Cream coils and black bezel
    AB - Abalone block inlays
    G - Gold plated hardware
    LN - Floyd Rose Locking Nut (must order Floyd Rose tremolo)
    MAH - Maple neck and Mahogany body
    MR - Install black mounting ring for M22 humbucker
    QTP - Deep Purple on Quilted Maple
    TN - Tung Oil finish back of neck (regularly $80)

    What say you?
    Last edited by BloodRose; 10-05-2004, 05:55 AM.
    Believe me when I say that some of the most amazing music in history was made on equipment that's not as good as what you own right now.

    Jol Dantzig

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    Re: Need help deciding...

    I really like the Gibson studios, even with the stock pups (although they are very one-dimensional!).

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    • #3
      Re: Need help deciding...

      LP studio...then stick some duncans in it
      Fender John Mayer Strat
      Gibson SG Special w/ JB bridge
      PRS Soapbar II SE
      Bad Cat Cub IIR 1x12
      Budda Twinmaster and matching 2x12 cab


      Taylor 614CE

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        Im seeing a pattern here. I want an LP, but have most I see in my price range are pretty beat up. I have a hard time laying down 6-7oo bills for something pre beat. Just like I dont understand paying $2000 for a "relic". Heck send me your new guitar and $500 and Ill beat it up for you, save you some money and make some bread myself..
        Im sure a good LP is worth it, just sharing my thoughts..
        Believe me when I say that some of the most amazing music in history was made on equipment that's not as good as what you own right now.

        Jol Dantzig

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