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man up and put some proper 11’s on ya big jessies ?
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man up and put some proper 11’s on ya big jessies ?
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Anyone who plays with less than 11's is a wuss.....personally I use 15's
Seriously, its a nice looking guitar although I've never got on with PRS's but that's a personal thing..
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only 15’s? When I were a lad..............
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You guys are killing me.
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only 15’s? When I were a lad..............
GC: We were evicted from *our* hole in the ground; we had to go and live in a lake!
TJ: You were lucky to have a LAKE! There were a hundred and sixty of us living in a small shoebox in the middle of the road.
MP: Cardboard box?
TJ: Aye.
MP: You were lucky. We lived for three months in a brown paper bag in a septic tank. We used to have to get up at six o'clock in the morning, clean the bag, eat a crust of stale bread, go to work down mill for fourteen hours a day week in-week out. When we got home, our Dad would thrash us to sleep with his belt!
Back on topic, not a new guitar but just had Luminlay fitted to my Falcon..
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Doesn't show it very well but on an "initial" charge, they are quite bright. Had them fitted as I couldn't see the thumbnail fret markers easily and I was all over the place ( well that's what I told the band for all the duff notes!).
Also had some foam fitted in the sound holes...
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I didn't twig with what Luminlay was but now it makes sense. I used to have a Yamaha MSG Custom with LED dots in the fretboard directly under the low E string. The light came straight out and hit the string which reflected it up towards the player without blinding the audience. It was a nice solution.
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I have a first 500 with hard case in Onyx. Love it. Great neck, all 5 positions are useable tones, solid build, and it sounds great! Congrats!
You're absolutely right dmatthews, ive had a good play of it today and I love it.
I can't believe how useable the guitar is and just how good the pickups are. Its got ALL the tones!
This may just be my go to guitar.
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You're absolutely right dmatthews, ive had a good play of it today and I love it.
I can't believe how useable the guitar is and just how good the pickups are. Its got ALL the tones!
This may just be my go to guitar.
Glad to hear it's working out for you mate, I love mine!
Honestly it's a killer strat. If they made a HSS version of it I'd buy that too!
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I didn't twig with what Luminlay was but now it makes sense. I used to have a Yamaha MSG Custom with LED dots in the fretboard directly under the low E string. The light came straight out and hit the string which reflected it up towards the player without blinding the audience. It was a nice solution.
I have a custom guitar by Rob Williams with LED's in the neck which is fab. Its a push pull so I flick them on for solos as a bit of "bling"...
I wanted some in the Falcon but with the binding etc I didn't want to risk it, hence tried luminlay. Not sure how effective it will be until I give it a go
Just means I can;t blame the lights or the guitar for any cock ups
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I haven’t played any of Rob Williams guitars. An old mate who is an amazing player and tone hound (also just bought a Kemper recently to replace his Mesa Lonestars) mentioned him to me a while back. I looked at his web site and was very impressed.
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Not a good photo, but this is Elsa...leds, supposed to be purple but more red, quilt maple top, birdseye maple neck, gold hardware, fernadez sustainer, neck profile based on Ernie Ball EVH
Had this for about 10 years now...
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Not a good photo, but this is Elsa...leds, supposed to be purple but more red, quilt maple top, birdseye maple neck, gold hardware, fernadez sustainer, neck profile based on Ernie Ball EVH
Had this for about 10 years now...
hubba hubba ???
is that the Wilkinson bridge that locks to a fixed bridge when the arm falls to the rest position? -
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hello,
One rainbow of my beauties!
1990 UV7 MC, a lot of marks of life, but that's what makes it authentic !
A teenager dream!!
That's awesome
You wouldn't believe the amount of trouble I'm going to to make one of these left handed. I have the donor guitar (RG7420L), fretboard inlays, marbling paint and a router. Good fun taking a router to one of only 200 left hand floyd equipped 7 strings that Ibanez ever made. Mine will be getting a monkey grip as well for added/reduced authenticity.
My inner teenager wants his dream guitar, even if it doesn't exist and takes 30 years. Why do I keep listening to him?
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hello,
One rainbow of my beauties!
1990 UV7 MC, a lot of marks of life, but that's what makes it authentic !
A teenager dream!!
I need my sunglasses
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@ stratedude, I see only one solution to make your dream come true...
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hubba hubba ???
is that the Wilkinson bridge that locks to a fixed bridge when the arm falls to the rest position?It is a wilkinson bridge but not the locking one. Its very stable though. I also hid all the controls....the sustainer is switched on by the third knob...its a twist on and off. The Leds by the volume as a push pull..
For anyone that hasn't had a customer guitar made, I strongly recommend it. The process was fantastic, I got to choose the actual wood used, frets, neck profile....the lot. Its risky because you can;t see or touch the finished project but still....
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