guitfiddle
firstlessonologist
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
Cue the guy who wants to load his with resin...
Cue the guy who wants to load his with resin...
Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
- Thread starter MetalManiac
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J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
Yeah, that was the post before this one.
Cue the guy who wants to load his with resin...
Yeah, that was the post before this one.
sosomething
Seymour Duncan Customer Support
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
Everyone who posted in this thread got suckered.
'cept me.
I'm just here to call you all suckers.
Everyone who posted in this thread got suckered.
'cept me.
I'm just here to call you all suckers.
J
Jessie's ghost
Guest
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
What? We're idiots for telling an idiot that he's an idiot?
What? We're idiots for telling an idiot that he's an idiot?
sosomething
Seymour Duncan Customer Support
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
Oh wow, that actually DID just happen! :friday::lmao:
Oh wow, that actually DID just happen! :friday::lmao:
Chickenwings
Alnico 6/8
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
Three cheers once again for metal maniac! keep it up man!
Three cheers once again for metal maniac! keep it up man!
GuitarGuy503
New member
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
lol
this should be your next guitar if you're worried about the weight.
lol
GuitarGuy503
New member
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
I can't imagine a Gibson feeling like a toy guitar. Every time I pickup one of those PRS SEs thats another story though. lol
I can't imagine a Gibson feeling like a toy guitar. Every time I pickup one of those PRS SEs thats another story though. lol
blueman335
Mojo's Minions
Red_Label
New member
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
Why do I get this mental image in my head when I read your posts in this thread?
Why do I get this mental image in my head when I read your posts in this thread?
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
first great guitar i had was a 76 Les Paul... it weighs in at a ton... thing is a true anchor! Akmost all other newer Les Pauls play and sound better then my old 76... but i do miss the weight... but i'd get used to that quick enough for the sound...
after my les Paul started acting up with a neck twist i had it in teh shop for months and months while they did major neck surgery.... i put together an extra light Basswood parts strat to strum while i waited and waited... that strat felt so light... but it had a HUGE MAC TRUCK J BRAKE tone that i loved! until i smashed that one up it sounded amazing!
Weight is something all players i'm sure factory in when playing a guitar for the first time.... but if a twigg sounded good i'd use it more often over a log anyday these days
first great guitar i had was a 76 Les Paul... it weighs in at a ton... thing is a true anchor! Akmost all other newer Les Pauls play and sound better then my old 76... but i do miss the weight... but i'd get used to that quick enough for the sound...
after my les Paul started acting up with a neck twist i had it in teh shop for months and months while they did major neck surgery.... i put together an extra light Basswood parts strat to strum while i waited and waited... that strat felt so light... but it had a HUGE MAC TRUCK J BRAKE tone that i loved! until i smashed that one up it sounded amazing!
Weight is something all players i'm sure factory in when playing a guitar for the first time.... but if a twigg sounded good i'd use it more often over a log anyday these days
Red_Label
New member
Re: Why do I keep buying toy guitars??
My ESP Ltd EC400/401 LP clones are the full thickness and weight of LPs. They have that fat LP tone too. But the ESP Eclipse that just found its way to me is a thin-bodied model and VERY lightweight. I wasn't sure I was gonna like it. But it's just SO resonant and lively compared to the thicker-heavier ones. When I pick it up, I swear that it plays and sounds twice as well (and that's why I'm buying it). So now I find myself swinging back from the "it MUST be thick and heavy" school, to the "if it sounds, feels, and plays just as well (or better), then why not save my back" school.
My ESP Ltd EC400/401 LP clones are the full thickness and weight of LPs. They have that fat LP tone too. But the ESP Eclipse that just found its way to me is a thin-bodied model and VERY lightweight. I wasn't sure I was gonna like it. But it's just SO resonant and lively compared to the thicker-heavier ones. When I pick it up, I swear that it plays and sounds twice as well (and that's why I'm buying it). So now I find myself swinging back from the "it MUST be thick and heavy" school, to the "if it sounds, feels, and plays just as well (or better), then why not save my back" school.
