Re: The washburn shred machine
presa_tito said:
Has anyone played one of these. I think they look pretty cool, I don't know if you could make use of all those frets.
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3761342602&category=33048&sspagename=rvi:1:3
Ben just had his here last weekend. Nice axe, pretty fast neck, but IMO the extra octave is more or less just for show. Although Ben knows how to make use of it pretty well...
The part about tbeing the only 36 fret axe is BS, though, I´ve seen a few (aAnd actually built a 37 fretter once for a guy that always wanted "one more"

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ankalar said:
The funny thing is, that's how you make that finish :22:
Not really...
The fihish is in reality 2 different paints applied, IIRC the top one is water-based acrylic instead of "normal", but I haven´t done a crackle in about 5 years, could be Krylon or similar..... either way, the hardening of the softer top finish causes it to tear because it can´t grab a decent hold of the undercoat. Then the whole thing gets a few coats of clear and is essentially done
BTW, for anyone interested in that auction: Foxyguitars was
very recently banned from the J/C Forums (and probably made other eBay blacklists than mine) because of his business practices. For ex. buying Mighty Mite kits and Charvel decals off eBay, and seling them together as a "Unassembled Charvel Pre-Pro Kit", and intentional misrepresentation of a few other non-J/C items..... I don´t think there´s much that can go wrong on this axe, but you have been warned about the seller. Caveat Emptor
