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Ben1962
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Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
I have read some comments on here about your gear, I'm glad it doesnt bother you
I have read some comments on here about your gear, I'm glad it doesnt bother you
NGD: The waiting is hardest part
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Silence Kid
New member
Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
^For sure prefer that era Javelin to the earlier generation; I'd take either one still. Surprised that paint job didn't spring immediately to mind when I saw your guitar.
^For sure prefer that era Javelin to the earlier generation; I'd take either one still. Surprised that paint job didn't spring immediately to mind when I saw your guitar.
Wattage
High Voltologist
Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
Me too! I guess I knew it subconsciously though.
Me too! I guess I knew it subconsciously though.
muttznmongrelz
New member
Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
That thing just oozes COOLNESS! Very nice acquisition.
Well I picked it up Friday night and went right to rehearsal with it. 22 year old strings and needing a bit of relief it still kicked ass! lol
It spent sometime on the bench yesterday getting setup and polished and purty. Plays like a dream, the skinny neck takes a bit of getting used to but is so easy to play it feels like cheating. The pickups sound great, I should have measured the output, they seem fairly hot but they can't really be adjusted as high as I would like them. They pick up a lot of noise so the bridge is likely getting replaced with something I can gig with. Probably get something stacked but we'll see what I can get wound up.
Uncle Buck!
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And it's got Bart's haircut
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That thing just oozes COOLNESS! Very nice acquisition.
MetalManiac
Li'l Junior Member
Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
I'd like to apologize for my post. I was rather sloshed at the time, and I haven't had one drink since...about a hundred.Anyway, there is no nice way to say you do not like someones guitar. You wouldn't do it in person , so you should'nt do it on the internet ( sorry, i was raised by wolves, so I only just realized this).
Best thing to do is just, as they say..STFU. it's a matter of personal taste, nothing wrong with the guitar of course.
I'd like to apologize for my post. I was rather sloshed at the time, and I haven't had one drink since...about a hundred.Anyway, there is no nice way to say you do not like someones guitar. You wouldn't do it in person , so you should'nt do it on the internet ( sorry, i was raised by wolves, so I only just realized this).
Best thing to do is just, as they say..STFU. it's a matter of personal taste, nothing wrong with the guitar of course.
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There ya go.. First thing that came to mind for me was Wayne Kramer..
Congrats and kick out the Jams Mother.........
There ya go.. First thing that came to mind for me was Wayne Kramer..
Congrats and kick out the Jams Mother.........
BriGuy1968
New member
Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
^^ What did you decide on?
^^ What did you decide on?
Wattage
High Voltologist
Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
I ordered a custom rail, A5, medium output with some notes for the CS to try and lean towards the Mosrite tone
I assume a rail had to be the best option because of the tight string spacing. I figure they'll reach out to me if they have a better idea.
I ordered a custom rail, A5, medium output with some notes for the CS to try and lean towards the Mosrite tone
I assume a rail had to be the best option because of the tight string spacing. I figure they'll reach out to me if they have a better idea.
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RorySquier
Well-known member
Re: NGD: The waiting is hardest part
Now that's a unique colour scheme on your new axe and I really dig Mosrite guitars thanks to Johnny Ramone. Congrats on your purchase and rock that baby out!
;>)/
Now that's a unique colour scheme on your new axe and I really dig Mosrite guitars thanks to Johnny Ramone. Congrats on your purchase and rock that baby out!
;>)/
