I bet a bunch of you have experience with this, any recommendations? I want a fuller sound then my stock pups. I play in a psychy Wooden Shjips type band.

that tear drop stang makes me weep

Mike wrote:The 60s was when Mass Production started.

The 50s was when the Smart People Figured It Out.

I've done some research on the actual guitars that were released at the time. Reckon i'll just write what you've put but pad it out a whole lot. cheers guys

I'm doing a project for college about the future of the electric guitar. Pretty sure someone made a pretty convincing post on here about the 60s been a shit hot decade for guitars (but I can't find it). Can someone give me some examples of new/great guitars from the 60s?

Richard wrote:Non reverse Firebirds are one of my favorite guitars. My friend has an 06(I think) Gibson Custom Shop one. It rules.

i found a guy online who built/finished a load of NR firebirds, I didn't have the cash or the skills to build one though. someday i will own one

again not fender, don't think it's shortscale either but i've always had a major love for non-reverse firebirds

they don't seem to have any in the UK store. looks like i'm just gonna have to ship one in from the states

any more for any more?
help a brother out

shit. i bought a jagmaster about 3 weeks ago

Freddy V-C wrote:

Richard wrote:

Is it wrong that I LOVE THIS?

freddy, i don't think we should be friends anymore

that is a thing of sheer beauty my friend

it's nice, would look so much better with a non-reverse body though

i may get shot down for this but i had a seymour duncan lipstick tube in my strat and i love. great if you like a really bright trebly sound

amateur mistake. cheers.

Aeon wrote:

sorry for the noob question, but what program does everyone use to do these images?

Can I include my POS Harmony? http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n214/speller50_2006/DIGI0124.jpg Besides some sharp fret ends, a working vibrato, and no pup switch, it's a great guitar. The Open Gear "pos" Tuners hold tune great, the neck is thin and plays well, and there is no scratchy ...

markleton wrote:Oh I have one. It might fit a 65, I bought it for my 70s jp import a while ago and it's going unused. Shoot me a PM if you want it.

PM'd

looks promising, would ideally like a UK dealer to save on postage. still isn't too bad though

Anyone know if there are any online shops where I can get a black pickguard for a '65 reissue mustang?
I tried Allparts but it didn't fit and I don't fancy making my own because I'm useless and have no tools.