Your theoretical guitar with best "coverage"
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I'm kind of 50:50 on this. I agree manufacturers NEED to take notes ASAP because I am getting less and less interested in guitar companies and making my own stuff. But if I do find a guitar that I want to buy, I have an absolute NEED to touch it and change almost everything, especially the wiring. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night because I'd be staring at that guitar trying to think of what I'd change. It it is so perfect stock that I couldn't touch it, I can easily picture myself getting rid of it. I like all the tears, sweat, and sometimes blood, that is put into modifying/making guitars. That is the best part.
I'm kind of 50:50 on this. I agree manufacturers NEED to take notes ASAP because I am getting less and less interested in guitar companies and making my own stuff. But if I do find a guitar that I want to buy, I have an absolute NEED to touch it and change almost everything, especially the wiring. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night because I'd be staring at that guitar trying to think of what I'd change. It it is so perfect stock that I couldn't touch it, I can easily picture myself getting rid of it. I like all the tears, sweat, and sometimes blood, that is put into modifying/making guitars. That is the best part.
GAS-a-holic
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Re: Your theoretical guitar with best "coverage"
I'd grab my FSR Ash Tele...
then I'd beat the S.O.B. to death with it and grab my '58 Les Paul Historic!
I'd grab my FSR Ash Tele...
then I'd beat the S.O.B. to death with it and grab my '58 Les Paul Historic!
Re: Your theoretical guitar with best "coverage"
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Alder Blonde
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Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
Re: Your theoretical guitar with best "coverage"
I have been rethinking this thread. I think I would take my 80 (Japanese) Ibanez Iceman. It has a TV Jones Classic Plus pickup, Fishman Pezio Powerbridge, ToneStyler tone pot, Spetzel locking tuners and a Bigsby. The TV Jones is powerful enough to let me play any type of rock and I could go from acoustic to Jazz with a blend of the Fishman and magnetic. The ToneStyler allows me to dial in almost any tone I want.
I have been rethinking this thread. I think I would take my 80 (Japanese) Ibanez Iceman. It has a TV Jones Classic Plus pickup, Fishman Pezio Powerbridge, ToneStyler tone pot, Spetzel locking tuners and a Bigsby. The TV Jones is powerful enough to let me play any type of rock and I could go from acoustic to Jazz with a blend of the Fishman and magnetic. The ToneStyler allows me to dial in almost any tone I want.
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James Rock
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Re: Your theoretical guitar with best "coverage"
Alder Tele
Maple Neck probably 9.5" radius C shape standard thinness (not as thin as the warmoth standard thin is though more how current fenders come)
Brass 3 saddle bridge that allows adjustment (like an adjustable compensated bridge)
4 way switch
Maybe middle strat type pickup with an on off switch.
Lo cut like a jag has
Problem is I like different tones for different things and like lots of guitars but my tele covers most of my bands material pretty alright right now so a slightly more pimped out tele probably does better.
Alder Tele
Maple Neck probably 9.5" radius C shape standard thinness (not as thin as the warmoth standard thin is though more how current fenders come)
Brass 3 saddle bridge that allows adjustment (like an adjustable compensated bridge)
4 way switch
Maybe middle strat type pickup with an on off switch.
Lo cut like a jag has
Problem is I like different tones for different things and like lots of guitars but my tele covers most of my bands material pretty alright right now so a slightly more pimped out tele probably does better.
