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Re: The Guitar You Wish You’d Bought Earlier
I wish I'd gotten into Telecasters sooner. I just can't stay away from them now.
I wish I'd gotten into Telecasters sooner. I just can't stay away from them now.
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Re: The Guitar You Wish You’d Bought Earlier
They feel field eight to me. I had a MIM which was absolutely gorgeous. It just wasn’t the sound for me. I think they sound great when I hear other people playing them though.Originally posted by B2D View PostComment
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Never heard that term before - what do you mean?Originally posted by Gtrjunior View PostComment
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Thats a cool axe. Whats the body and neck woods?Originally posted by Silver View PostComment
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The Guitar You Wish You’d Bought Earlier
Ha! I have no idea either. Lol. It must have been a spell check thing. I think I meant to type that they feel “foreign”to me.Originally posted by B2D View PostComment
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I began on Les Pauls, and played them pretty much exclusively at least for the first five years I played electric. I wish I had got into superstrats earlier: I suspect Floyds would have been a more integrated part of my playing then.Last edited by Sirion; 10-08-2019, 06:10 AM.Comment
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New guy here. I went to get another guitar. Someone I was with noticed a Italia single cut. Made by Trev Wilkson. He makes Fret King, Vintage, Italia, and Wilkson guitar parts. All guitars made in Korea. I read a interview with him and he said Korea. But some still say's they are made in China. So he lied then? It looks like something Eastwood would make. Korina body, fiberglass finnish, Wilkson humbuckers, Paizo under the bridge, 2 jacks can run 2 amplifiers at the same time, and very heavy. I like it and would like a few more from them.
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Mahogany body.Originally posted by B2D View Post
Wenge neck, with a Macassar Ebony fretboard. Those woods do not require a finish, so the neck is unfinished. Feels fast.Comment
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Oh OK I get what you mean now.Originally posted by Gtrjunior View Post
Feeling foreign and sounding better when other people play them - that's basically how I feel about 5150s.Comment
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I love Travis Pickin'/Chickin Pickin on a 12 String Acoustic but never owned one when younger -just the random studio interaction was my only experience.
There's so much sound and fullness to made on one -extremely fun
Wish I had owned one as a kid.“For me, when everything goes wrong – that’s when adventure starts.” Yvonne ChouinardComment
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Welcome to the forum!Originally posted by Samick Lover View Post
This is a pretty unique design, huh? I like that companies are still trying new things like this. Do you know what the other 2 knobs do?Administrator of the SDUGFComment
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piezo controls id guessComment
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Should have bought my Godin Exit 22 years ago, the neck has been shaped around my hands!!!
I also like the 24.75" scale length. A beauty also
(Now with EMG 60/S/S)
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Tone and volume. I can run 2 jacks at the same time. 2 amps at the same time. A clone of supro before Supro was reissued.Originally posted by Mincer View PostComment
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Oh yeah! So a tone and volume for each jack. Very unique. How does it sound through 2 amps?Originally posted by Samick Lover View PostAdministrator of the SDUGFComment
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