Japanese made messed-up production
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Jessie's ghost
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Funny. On those other forums, it never got to the point of being combative. People stopped using it, and the thread continued.
Funny. On those other forums, it never got to the point of being combative. People stopped using it, and the thread continued.
J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Now that's funny. Subtext is everything sometimes.
Now that's funny. Subtext is everything sometimes.
J
Jessie's ghost
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Edgecrusher
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Ok now explain just exactly who wants to get robbed? Even then this is a bogus arguement so what if there are people that want to get robbed that changes nothing about people looking to be offended (side note not claiming you are but the post you quoted was claiming that)
Ok now explain just exactly who wants to get robbed? Even then this is a bogus arguement so what if there are people that want to get robbed that changes nothing about people looking to be offended (side note not claiming you are but the post you quoted was claiming that)
LtKojak
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Can we get back in track here?
"There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we don't know we don't know."
Donald Rumsfeld
Food for thought...
Can we get back in track here?
"There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we don't know we don't know."
Donald Rumsfeld
Food for thought...
J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Can we have a separate thread for this? I think it merits some semi-intelligent discussion. But I'm ready to look at guitars now, too.
Can we have a separate thread for this? I think it merits some semi-intelligent discussion. But I'm ready to look at guitars now, too.
J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Japanese SL-3 Soloist, on a carpet in much need of vacuuming.
Here it is next to its American cousin.
Japanese SL-3 Soloist, on a carpet in much need of vacuuming.
Here it is next to its American cousin.
Edgecrusher
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Heres my King V Pro... One of the so called "messed up japanese production" Though no clue what is messed up on it.
Heres my King V Pro... One of the so called "messed up japanese production" Though no clue what is messed up on it.
Robert S.
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Ok girls, I have read the thread and here are the rules.
We dont make fun of people based on race, origin, sexuality or any other thing that can be dispariged apon. At the same time we do understand that there are common terms to describe certain items that are not meant to been understood as hurtful. Hurtful is the object of that sentence.
A little history lesson for all of you:
Back in the 70s, Americans guitars were turd cutters. Fender with their 3 bolt necks, Gibson with pancake bodies. They were internalizing profit and passing it off as quality goods on their name but it didnt float. I owned a few and for the most part they were shoddy. Not always but often.
The Japanese started building better guitars at a lower cost and chewed up the market. My father owns a late 70s Ibanez Birdland which is one of the finest guitars I have ever played and is still to this day a fine musical instrument. I also ownes a 92 Ibanez RG-550 and I would have put that guitar up against any Fender product made in the last 40 years. It was a rock solid instrument.
When I say a guitar is a "Jap-Strat", it is a compliment because those guitars were awesome. They are the reason that American guitars are what they are today. Without the Japanese guitars from the 70s throught the 90s, American guitars might still be junk. I played an original Jackson in black cherry back in the early 80s (think model 6) and instantly fell in love with the color and fret work. I still dream about that guitar.
If you want to say that Japanese internment camps were a good idea you will probably get banned or barred. But in my opinion "Jap-Strat" is a compliment. I would love to own one again.
Don't be mean but also, don't be too fussy. There is always enough love tro go around.
Ok girls, I have read the thread and here are the rules.
We dont make fun of people based on race, origin, sexuality or any other thing that can be dispariged apon. At the same time we do understand that there are common terms to describe certain items that are not meant to been understood as hurtful. Hurtful is the object of that sentence.
A little history lesson for all of you:
Back in the 70s, Americans guitars were turd cutters. Fender with their 3 bolt necks, Gibson with pancake bodies. They were internalizing profit and passing it off as quality goods on their name but it didnt float. I owned a few and for the most part they were shoddy. Not always but often.
The Japanese started building better guitars at a lower cost and chewed up the market. My father owns a late 70s Ibanez Birdland which is one of the finest guitars I have ever played and is still to this day a fine musical instrument. I also ownes a 92 Ibanez RG-550 and I would have put that guitar up against any Fender product made in the last 40 years. It was a rock solid instrument.
When I say a guitar is a "Jap-Strat", it is a compliment because those guitars were awesome. They are the reason that American guitars are what they are today. Without the Japanese guitars from the 70s throught the 90s, American guitars might still be junk. I played an original Jackson in black cherry back in the early 80s (think model 6) and instantly fell in love with the color and fret work. I still dream about that guitar.
If you want to say that Japanese internment camps were a good idea you will probably get banned or barred. But in my opinion "Jap-Strat" is a compliment. I would love to own one again.
Don't be mean but also, don't be too fussy. There is always enough love tro go around.
Ayrton
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
I really have no idea where you are going with this, so I have to assume you have me confused with someone else.
I really have no idea where you are going with this, so I have to assume you have me confused with someone else.
blindedbysilence
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Jessie's ghost
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
What kind of wuss picks a fight here and fights it alone without apologies or compromises?
What kind of wuss picks a fight here and fights it alone without apologies or compromises?
J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Is that Kahler a fixed bridge?
Heres my King V Pro... One of the so called "messed up japanese production" Though no clue what is messed up on it.
Is that Kahler a fixed bridge?
SAVAGE DISTORTION
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Btw i am japanese so call me a jap one more time and i will stab the **** out of you with a ginsu knife!
Btw i am japanese so call me a jap one more time and i will stab the **** out of you with a ginsu knife!
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TheLivingDead
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
Jap Jappity Jap Jap Jap.
Jap Jappity Jap Jap Jap.
J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: Japanese made messed-up production
^ What's the toggle do?
^ What's the toggle do?