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bolt on. its got little metal things mounted into the neck, and neck bolts as opposed to screws, that go into em. string-thru too. sustains for ever. pickups are nice actually, not as good in coilsplit mode. but still useful. overall its nice and bright and ringy sounding, but still thuddy in the lows.Fran wrote:Is that thru neck or bolt on like the Hondo II's?
Nice guitars Vantage, I have a Les Paul 'the paul' copy from the early 80's. Matsumoku production (Ibanez, Westone, Aria Pro ii, Westbury...), dont think they ever made anything that was poor.
id had my eye on it in smack converters for like a year or so, then me n her got together, n she got it for her 18th a few months later. then she could give me my duosonic back. which was nice.
£125, about ten years ago or so. not bad eh. one of the best sounding guitars ive played. bit too headstock heavy tbh, probly cos of the 5piece laminate neck. im not sure if the thinner strips are maple or not.
cant decide which is the better pic, so have both...


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Danelectro Dead on '67 (Hornet)
edit: just added some large Boss style volume and tone knobs that are a lot more user friendly than the original Danelectro toothpaste cap knobs

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just realised i never posted this.
its a pacifica 604. some time last summer, i was all upset n depressed n stressed, n my co-guitarist had just got a BT-Jaguar, n was gonna sell this, but instead he decided i should have it, on account i didnt have a full scale guitar at that point. to spread some goodwill, i gave two guitars to other friends. (a tatty acoustic that was only good for slide, and a basicly worn out samick sg)
anyway, this thing is one of the nicest playing guitars ive ever laid my grubby hands on. its now my main guitar. ive set it up to perfection too. my PRS-playing friend complimented my setup. it sounds lovely too, in all switch positions. the strange bit is that it has two serial numbers, one on top of the other. must have gone round part of the factory twice i guess.






its a pacifica 604. some time last summer, i was all upset n depressed n stressed, n my co-guitarist had just got a BT-Jaguar, n was gonna sell this, but instead he decided i should have it, on account i didnt have a full scale guitar at that point. to spread some goodwill, i gave two guitars to other friends. (a tatty acoustic that was only good for slide, and a basicly worn out samick sg)
anyway, this thing is one of the nicest playing guitars ive ever laid my grubby hands on. its now my main guitar. ive set it up to perfection too. my PRS-playing friend complimented my setup. it sounds lovely too, in all switch positions. the strange bit is that it has two serial numbers, one on top of the other. must have gone round part of the factory twice i guess.






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I've actually always liked the look of that first run of Squier Jazzmasters. I'm not a big trem user and I don't mind Strat jacks, plus that colour scheme is lovely!
Just now I got really bored and rearranged my guitars in colour order because apparently that's the kind of thing I do now...

L-R: Squier VM Jaguar, Squier Standard Series Jagmaster (which is for sale), Encore Strat, Vintage VS6/SG, Tanglewood Rebel 4k, BC Rich Mick Thomson Warlock.
Not pictured: Squier Affinity Tele, Tanglewood Roadster
I swear at some point I had a strap for each of my guitars, but alas, it appears that is no longer the case.
Just now I got really bored and rearranged my guitars in colour order because apparently that's the kind of thing I do now...

L-R: Squier VM Jaguar, Squier Standard Series Jagmaster (which is for sale), Encore Strat, Vintage VS6/SG, Tanglewood Rebel 4k, BC Rich Mick Thomson Warlock.
Not pictured: Squier Affinity Tele, Tanglewood Roadster
I swear at some point I had a strap for each of my guitars, but alas, it appears that is no longer the case.
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I dug my backup Musima Elgita out of the cupboard, lem oiled the fretboard and managed to adjust the truss rod until the neck was relatively straight. It's actually a really nice sounding guitar which I'd never played for more than half an hour before now. The pickups are quite low output, which is fine by me. I'd like it even more if I could put them out of phase.

