Yeah I expected they were. The films i have left are Impossible Project ones too. One of the first colour editions. My results have been a bit shit... To be fair, the TIP films are much much better these days. You still need to be a bit careful to not expose the film to direct sunlight updon develo...

wow those Polaroids are really nice. I still have a couple of packs of Polaroid film left, but the last lot i tried sucked... Might give them a go sometime soon. That sounds good Hurb... I'm gonna start thinking about it. Yeah, these aren't polaroids though. The film's made by a company call the im...

I'm in love with polaroids, and instant photography. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7060/6911368549_210e985d45.jpg American Church in London by gusman2x , on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7178/6911415973_a9b0d647dc.jpg Space Invader 2 by gusman2x , on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7037/...

paul_ wrote:Every variation on the Mustang or Jaguar they do these days reminds me of

So hot

Dude, really liked that. That's some awesome sounds out of a shortscale strat. Sounds like it should have been on Alien Love Secrets

I recently starting shooting on instant film. It started when I was looking for a Christmas present for my wife. She's a massice Manic Street Preachers fan, and Nicky Wire is a big supporter of instant photography. So I ended up being the one that got hooked. Camera GAS is almost as bad as guitar GA...

lorez wrote:
I just read that Squier book you had Fran and its fascinating reading looking at the production sites and some of the reasons why they moved ranges about. Top read for anyone interested in the last 30 odd years history of Fender

Is that 30 years of Fender's budget brand book? Fancy getting that.

USA * 2 AVRI Strat, LP P90s

Jap * 4 FP Jem, RG550, Mustang Kurtdz, JV Squier Strat

Korea *1 S470

Indo * 1 EGen8

China * 1 JMJM

Neck size will depend on age of the Japanese guitar. I believe, but may be wrong, around 98 they moved manufacture if the Made in Japan models (MIJ), and renamed them Crafted in Japan (CIJ). From what I gather, the MIJ models have skinnier necks, and the CIJ have thicker. I played a CP Jazzmaster th...

Stunning swirl. Do it!

speedfish wrote:

gusman2x wrote:Close this mother crusher down....I got teh KURTDZ...

Congratulations! Which color combination?

Cheers man, went with the LPB comp. The sonic blue was a bit too blue, I prefer it when it's faded to almost white, and FR should only be used on Strats in my opinion

Close this mother crusher down....I got teh KURTDZ...

AVRI jazzy tipping the scales at the moment, but the kc mustang is hot on it's tail. I have a Squier jmjm, and that's what's turned me onto my recent offset/shortscale kick. I love the jmjm, but the neck is a shade too thick for me, and after a month of playing it, I've developed some pain in my thu...

It boils down the the following CIJ Matching headstock Jag (LPB) - Can't pay before I buy, and don't know how thick the neck is MIJ '65 Mustang - Brand new from a shop. Probably in O/W. Played one and really liked it MIJ KC Mustang- PLayed a LPB one and REALY liked it, but worried about resale (not ...

I'm looking at getting one, but I can't view it before I buy. I was wondering if anyone has one, if they could tell me how thick the neck is on it. I've heard that they got thicker when they went to CIJ (from MIJ). If someone could compare it to a JMJM, then that would be even better. BTW, it's a do...

Does look nice. I've been looking (pointlessly) at this. I think it's probably an OK price. Orange seems a bit more unusual, has a matching headstock, and seems to be in rude health. For a bit of perspective, I saw a not so clean LPB '69 in a shop for £1600, so a grande doesn't seem so much after a...

Gotta be Jazz III

Switched to them when I was trying to be shredder (still trying) and can't play with anything else now. Normal plectrums feel like flying saucers (not the sweets)

Gotta be Jazz III

Switched to them when I was trying to be shredder (still trying) and can't play with anything else now. Normal plectrums feel like flying saucers (not the sweets)