I could tell it was a 000, but I assumed it was a 28. Cool.
You don't have an attack poodle, do you?
Lets see your guitars...
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I could tell it was a 000, but I assumed it was a 28. Cool.
You don't have an attack poodle, do you?
Yeah notCardio I don't believe that threat. You were coming after my Splattercaster a while back till I told you about my vicious attack poodle. He is 10 pounds of terror....
I just haven't gotten around to it yet, what with my hunting Bin Laden and all. But now it looks I'll have some time on my hands.
Double
New member
Reverends, they are great guitars
kcearl
I see deaf people
they looked interesting....
Anfontan
Banned by eurt
Oooh, is that a real APL custom in the back, or one of those Chinese fakes?
It's probably one of those APL custom axes by Samick!
Oh yeah, he thinks he is BAD! He likes to yap at dobermans-when they are secured inside their kennels.....
) - seems almost as vicious
GONZO-X
Well-known member
USACG custom strat #2
USACG custom strat #1
Williams Special
williams full:
Carvin DC200k
Ibanez Artist 2618
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USACG Custom strats:
both the white and cream strat are all USACG with custom paint and bill lawrence pickups, and gibson scale length conversion necks, with tilt-back headstocks.
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Williams Special:
the cherry burst strat is a true hybrid, built like a chambered les paul, shaped like a strat, it has an explorer headstock, and is a 24" scale length (ala jaguar, mustang or Brian May's red special)
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the carvin is a 1984 DC200K, with a shaved neck, duncan custom custom in the bridge, and a Kahler trem. it's a gibson scale length. i gotta tell you...
all those switches, every one of them, is disconnected.
LOL
have been, since i put that Duncan Custom Custom in it around 1992.
the pickup is directly connected to the volume pot, with no caps or resistors or tone control, ala van halen's old original setup.
on this particular guitar, it really works well.
but, to be fair, i have to say, when i bought the guitar, i was playing covers full time, and those switches (single/dual coil, phase and tap) all worked wonderfully. i could approximate ANY tone off this guitar, and put it to full advantage.
later, i dialed it in for my own custom sound, and it's been that way ever since!
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the Ibanez Artist, is a model 2618 from 1977. i had one very similar, that i bought in 1979, but later sold.
USACG custom strat #1
Williams Special
williams full:
Carvin DC200k
Ibanez Artist 2618
____________________________________________________________
USACG Custom strats:
both the white and cream strat are all USACG with custom paint and bill lawrence pickups, and gibson scale length conversion necks, with tilt-back headstocks.
______________________________________________________
Williams Special:
the cherry burst strat is a true hybrid, built like a chambered les paul, shaped like a strat, it has an explorer headstock, and is a 24" scale length (ala jaguar, mustang or Brian May's red special)
_________________________________________________________________
the carvin is a 1984 DC200K, with a shaved neck, duncan custom custom in the bridge, and a Kahler trem. it's a gibson scale length. i gotta tell you...
all those switches, every one of them, is disconnected.
LOL
have been, since i put that Duncan Custom Custom in it around 1992.
the pickup is directly connected to the volume pot, with no caps or resistors or tone control, ala van halen's old original setup.
on this particular guitar, it really works well.
but, to be fair, i have to say, when i bought the guitar, i was playing covers full time, and those switches (single/dual coil, phase and tap) all worked wonderfully. i could approximate ANY tone off this guitar, and put it to full advantage.
later, i dialed it in for my own custom sound, and it's been that way ever since!
____________________________________________
the Ibanez Artist, is a model 2618 from 1977. i had one very similar, that i bought in 1979, but later sold.
acidrock
GO PACKERS!
It's a Coronet,the bolt on version of a Wilshire,it has Seymour Duncan pickups and a coil tap on the bridge pickup.I have "nicer" guitars but that and my Danelectro Hodad are my favorite electrics.I was tempted to buy a Wilshire when they were on special a while back,now I'll wait till I see a used one cheap.
GeoffryMcDonald
New member
Am I the only one who uses a Schecter Electric? I own like 5 of them -.-
No you're not! I have a hell raiser and a bass by Shecter! Great guitars in my opinion!
