Eye candy, love it.

HAWT!!!

Work don't shun.

JHS

NickS wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2023 1:30 pm

Gavin wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2023 11:44 am Do you take me for a fool? No one can play twelve strings at once with only five fingers.

Open tuning ftw.

I've always wanted to be able to play Here Comes the Sun by just bashing the strings at random, I need to try them open tunings

It's a reissue of the Stratosonic that they made like15 years ago(I did exaggerate with 20 years before)

12 strings are a hoax, they don't exist

Is Nashville tele/strat bound?

It took them only 20 years to reissue the Stratosonic. I've almost lost interest in playing guitar and a few people I knew who wanted one are dead but Fender never dissapoints.

EHX put out a new octave fuzz in collaboration with Josh Scott.

dots wrote: ↑Fri Apr 07, 2023 3:20 pm

sunshiner wrote: ↑Fri Apr 07, 2023 2:57 pm Nice artwork and nice toans and singing in the sample, dot! I don't have accounts on any of the streaming shit(I'm a lazy caveman) so didn't get to listen to the whole thing

i got you, man.

LINK

HAWT!!!

Nice artwork and nice toans and singing in the sample, dot! I don't have accounts on any of the streaming shit(I'm a lazy caveman) so didn't get to listen to the whole thing

Thanks for the detailed response!

Nice work indeed. Did you use a chisel to plan the dowels flush with the neck hill? Also how did you go about drilling the new holes?

Looks as if it has a lot of character. I like the colour and am gonna miss the horse.

Maybe it was done the Cold War style where CIA and KGB swapped captured agents on a bridge in Berlin. "Psst, where are those Les Paul plans. Are they real? Good, here are the tabs for Little Wing"(goes home builds a Mustang)

One of the Japanese manufacturers, I think it was ESP, used to make an almost exact Mustang copy but in 24.75" scale. I wonder if it was the same manufacturer that had made your guitar as in the 70s all the now respectable Japanese companies were only learning how to make proper replicas by put...

Looks rad!
Looks like one of them old Gretsch bridges. I never understood how intonation worked on them

plopswagon wrote: ↑Fri Mar 24, 2023 5:36 pm It’s nice when they move the switch to where I’m even more likely to hit it. I do like the pank with maple tho!

Next time they should put it on the fretboard

Nice bass!