It's a pretty distinctive guitar (with all the sigs, Roland pu, and tribal graphic), so if anyone tries to flog it on or sell it, there a fair likelihood of it being spotted for what it is.
It's a pretty distinctive guitar (with all the sigs, Roland pu, and tribal graphic), so if anyone tries to flog it on or sell it, there a fair likelihood of it being spotted for what it is.
hope it doesn't end up in the same place they found Lynch's 'Mr Graffiti' guitar.
If you're going to leave your gear unattended, don't do it in Portland Oregon. Those aren't messengers or students riding fixie bikes with a guitar strapped to their backs, they're thieves! haha
Good news. That guitar looks like shyte anyway, contorted in every corner.
Is guitar thievin' a bigger than average pastime there?
I have one, nice pickup but not much volume. It's hard to match up with anything.Duck Buckers - never tried them. "They're the coolest brightest, stratiest-non-noisiest-pickups I've heard" according to Jennifer's quote on her website.