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  • #1

    Here's my dilemma

    So yesterday was my birthday. I got a hundred dollar bill from my parents, to go toward the wah pedal I asked for. I was looking around today, and I found a really good deal on a floyded Washburn renegade. I have been prowling ebay after this guitar for some time now, with not much luck. I want the pedal really bad, but I don't know if I could justify both. What's your opinion?
    My Blog: thisismyhatnow.blogspot.com

    Originally posted by kevlar3000
    The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
    Originally posted by CTN
    I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
    FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.
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  • #2
    Re: Here's my dilemma

    flip a coin? lol

    how many other guitars do you have?
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    • #3
      Re: Here's my dilemma

      Originally posted by Christopher Caruana View Post
      flip a coin? lol

      how many other guitars do you have?
      2, including a shatastic strat copy.
      My Blog: thisismyhatnow.blogspot.com

      Originally posted by kevlar3000
      The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
      Originally posted by CTN
      I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
      FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.

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      • #4
        Re: Here's my dilemma

        Come on people, I need some advice here! (*yoda voice* A annoying way of saying bump, that was)
        My Blog: thisismyhatnow.blogspot.com

        Originally posted by kevlar3000
        The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
        Originally posted by CTN
        I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
        FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.

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        • #5
          Personally, I'd say go for the guitar - the pedal can always be found.
          "Screw regulations. Bring the noise."

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          • #6
            Re: Here's my dilemma

            I got a hundred dollar bill from my parents, to go toward the wah pedal I asked for.
            This.
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            • #7
              Re: Here's my dilemma

              Depends, if you have a really cool guitar that you like (or would like as much as the new one), I'd get the wah. You can only play 1 guitar at a time, and a wah is an interesting tool to have in your rig.
              - Gibson CS ES339 - Gibson Les Paul Trad - Gibson J-200 Standard - Fender Hwy1 Strat - Gibson Captain Kirk Douglas SG - Takamine E-series Acoustic - Fender Blues Deluxe - Fender Excelsior -

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              • #8
                Re: Here's my dilemma

                The pedal will always be around. A really good deal, on a guitar you like, will not.

                Gitdaguitarmang

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                • #9
                  Re: Here's my dilemma

                  I don't know any extremely rare once in a lifetime modern production Wah pedals, so I say go for the guitar if it's not really that common of a find.
                  Gear: More junk than I know what to do with

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                  • #10
                    Re: Here's my dilemma

                    Originally posted by youngthrasher9 View Post
                    floyded
                    Is that a word?
                    LTD M-50 W/ AHB-1 Blackouts.
                    Thinline W/GFS Classic II
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                    • #11
                      Re: Here's my dilemma

                      Originally posted by jtougas View Post
                      Personally, I'd say go for the guitar - the pedal can always be found.
                      Yep, get the guitar.
                      LTD M-50 W/ AHB-1 Blackouts.
                      Thinline W/GFS Classic II
                      Soloist W/Duncan Detonator
                      LP W/GFS Crunchy Pats
                      Blackstar HT5-H.
                      Custom 112 cab W/G12 75T.

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                      • #12
                        Re: Here's my dilemma

                        Originally posted by Bfeeney View Post
                        Is that a word?
                        On the forum, yes.
                        My Blog: thisismyhatnow.blogspot.com

                        Originally posted by kevlar3000
                        The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
                        Originally posted by CTN
                        I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
                        FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Here's my dilemma

                          Do what feels right to you.

                          I know for a fact that you have just rebuilt a hotrod axe. Do you need another?

                          Which one do you want more?

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                          • #14
                            Re: Here's my dilemma

                            Originally posted by karpathion View Post
                            Do what feels right to you.

                            I know for a fact that you have just rebuilt a hotrod axe. Do you need another?

                            Which one do you want more?
                            No, I don't need another. But another would be very nice. Alternate tunings, different pickups etc...
                            I can afford both. I think I will just do both, and hope for the best. I might get a second job during the winter and fall anyhow. (My current job is seasonal.)
                            My Blog: thisismyhatnow.blogspot.com

                            Originally posted by kevlar3000
                            The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
                            Originally posted by CTN
                            I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
                            FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.

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                            • #15
                              Re: Here's my dilemma

                              Weepin Demon
                              "Anyone who understands Jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it." - Yogi Berra

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