Sire guitars
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solspirit
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I've never seen him play one, the closest was a Tele.
Benjy_26
25's Nemesis
Same. Either Larry needed the money, or they make cool stuff.
I wish they outlined the specs a bit better, though.
Blille
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solspirit
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That's a really odd bridge but the playing was great.
I don't know, that bridge almost looks home made.
Blille
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I agree on both counts.
Powdered Toast Man
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My bassist has one of their "J" basses. He likes it. Sounds good to me.
solspirit
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Damn. . . Now I have 3 guitars on my list.
I was just looking at Gretch hollow bodies, I really like what I see as far as finishes and options go.
. I've kind of got my heart set on the Sire H 7 but now I want to try out the Gretch DC HB with the P 90s & one with the Tron pickups.
I was just looking at Gretch hollow bodies, I really like what I see as far as finishes and options go.
. I've kind of got my heart set on the Sire H 7 but now I want to try out the Gretch DC HB with the P 90s & one with the Tron pickups.
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alex1fly
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I had a Sire Marcus Miller 5 string bass for about a year. Immaculate instrument. Love, love, love. Only problem - it was 12 pounds! So when I joined an active band, it had to go. Learned the hard/expensive way to find out the weight of instruments before buying online.
Benjy_26
25's Nemesis
I guess Valley Arts was making guitars for a whole lot of high performance players back in the day.
