You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

[Securb]

I was just going to change strings and ended up oiling the bridge, taking off the rear plate cleaning the pots, switch, oiled the fretboard, added nut sauce, polished it and did a quick intonation. And yes it sounds and plays like a beast and yes I love this freaking guitar.

 

[jeremy]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

pretty bad ass man

 

[Wattage]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

Ice Ice Baby!

 

[ehdwuld]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

That reflection made me think
Why does it have two trem bars?


Awesome

Working from home is good for you

Shoot your boss a picture of your amp and tell him he's finally right

 

[Mincer]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

That guitar scares me, in that it is scary!

I dig the Kahler on it, too.

 

[Hsb]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

Love my Iceman, big, fat, thick tone. Cant say Ive seen one with a Kahler before

 

[JamesPaul]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

That one looks like it rocks hard! :headbang:

How does the Kahler do without the locking nut?

 

[Securb]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

That reflection made me think
Why does it have two trem bars?

One for up and one for down

How does the Kahler do without the locking nut?

Just fine I have Spezel locking tuners on her.

 

[GuitarDoc]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

Awesome looking guitar.

I had those knobs on one of my guitars once. I loved the way they looked, but I hated them...too hard to adjust while I was playing.

 

[jeremy]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

i agree, they look badass on that guitar but no way i could use em with the amount of subtle knob turning i do. im sure they are cheaper than the heavy knurled ones i love though

 

[Securb]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

i agree, they look badass on that guitar but no way i could use em with the amount of subtle knob turning i do. im sure they are cheaper than the heavy knurled ones i love though

Nope, they were pricy they are diecast. They turn nice when you look at them they are a lot like chickenheads. But once you start playing you don't even notice they are skulls.

 

[Hsb]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

Ive thought about putting a set of those on my Iceman, just havent pulled the trigger. Ive looked at a bunch of different ones on Etsy.

 

[Aceman]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

I had those knobs on one of my guitars once. I loved the way they looked, but I hated them...too hard to adjust while I was playing.

i agree, they look badass on that guitar but no way i could use em with the amount of subtle knob turning i do.

This guitar is not meant to be used but delicate tone-gurls trying to find that delicate sweet poosay-tone setting as you delicately finger the string-petals.

This guitar is all about 10-10-10!!!!! BrUtuuulzz only need apply!!!! Pound that b!tch hard hard hard!!!!!

 

[Aceman]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

I do not remember this axe Bruce. Detailed rundown please...

 

[Securb]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

I do not remember this axe Bruce. Detailed rundown please...

It is a 1980 MIJ Ibanez Iceman -

Toyota black lacquer finish buffed and cleared
Kahler Hybrid Tremolo
Spetzel Locking Tuners
Dimebucker/Jazz combo
Switches - coil-split bridge - coil-split neck - phase
Skull knobs from - Q-Parts

 

[JamesPaul]

Re: You start off with basic intentions then find your self oiling things

That reflection made me think
Why does it have two trem bars?

One for up and one for down

I thought I remembered seeing a Kahler with both the long and short trem bars on it.

Then looking thru some 80's mag tonight I realized it was only an ad.