How about a nice G.A.S. thread!

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ErikH said:
She's at the top of my list, right next to Carrie Underwood.

Since you posted a Warmoth body, there's one on there I'd like to snag for a project. Might be able to since a buddy of mine is buying us parts to build a couple guitars.

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That's a beautiful body.
 
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that thing looks great! really sums up what warmoth is all about, i think
 
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No GAS for anything geetar gear for over years. I get stuff only when something is broken / to be fixed.

Because of some spines problems I can't lift things that well so I'll need a lighter/smaller 2x12" cab soon for gigs, maybe 2 of them to replace the big blocks onstage. I haven't decided yet but probably it will be a used 1936 or a Laney GS with replaced speakers.
 
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Jeff_H said:
I really wish Gibson would make a guitar with built in effects, computer chips, big battery compartments and in a god awful orange sparkle type finish. Charge $5k for it and I'd be even happier. Wait.....
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How about self-tune to what ever tuning you choose to.
 
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In 24 hours my main GAS lust for the last 14 years will ship. Now I just need to sell off everything I don't use.

Do to the season and expenses ... no more GAS for a while.
 
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I'm quite content with my guitars and their properties at the moment, but something similar to them but completely custom built would be nice guitarwise. Maybe some day.

Ampwise I'd like a higher powered amp than my Univalve. Some modern 100 watter with plenty of clean headroom for pedals and some great standalone distortion. Maybe something like a Fryette Sig:X, Diezel VH4, Bogner Shiva, ENGL Invader, Mesa MarkV or such.
 
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NecroPolo said:
No GAS for anything geetar gear for over years. I get stuff only when something is broken / to be fixed.

Because of some spines problems I can't lift things that well so I'll need a lighter/smaller 2x12" cab soon for gigs, maybe 2 of them to replace the big blocks onstage. I haven't decided yet but probably it will be a used 1936 or a Laney GS with replaced speakers.
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I hear ya on the cabs. Look at the Avatar 2x12's. They are really light loaded up. I have a vintage style 2x12 loaded with Celestion Classic Lead 80's and it's not very heavy to move around. I would imagine that their traditional models would be even lighter.
 
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JaySwear said:
that thing looks great! really sums up what warmoth is all about, i think
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Yeah, that Caribbean Burst just makes my jaw drop. It looks awesome on quilt maple. Crazy thing is, before I saw this one in the showcase, I had spec'd out a body just like it but with a mahogany core body. I might just go with this one though.
 
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MojoMonster said:
Eastman Strings is a Canadian violin company that also makes mandolins, acoustic and jazz-oriented electric guitars.
Prices ranged, IIRC, from around $1000-$1500 for the signature models.
Awesome feel, even though I find the nut a little wide at 1.75".

All very woody feeling... excellent craftsmanship and finish.
It doesn't say on their website, but the Eastman rep I talked to said they were made in Korea and finished in Canada.

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Those are gorgeous!
 
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I just had a Warmoth guitar built, and it turned out so well that if I had the extra cash I'd do another one. Here's the one I have:

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and here is probably what I'd do next. This:
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or this:
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Gibson mid 80's Explorer
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Gibson SG with larger pickguard
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Carvin V3 head
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And then a 4x12 with diagonal greenbacks and vintage 30's (warehouse versions)
 
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