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Artemis_Entreri
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2 fender tele's
fender strat
jackson V signature
peavey wolfgang
progressive metal, death metal, jazz, classical.. basically anything. i prefer the heavy stuff but nothing wrong with some john scofield every now and then.
fender strat
jackson V signature
peavey wolfgang
progressive metal, death metal, jazz, classical.. basically anything. i prefer the heavy stuff but nothing wrong with some john scofield every now and then.
, but my weapons of choice are a Peavy Wolfgang and a EB Axis.
longarms
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I really like the Ibanez's, but I prefer a thicker neck.
I've played some really baaaad LPs, but I prefer the strat feel, I guess you just get used to what you play.
I really like the single coil SRV sound. Funny thing is, my strat has 2 humbuckers, & my tele has a neck HB. The switching on the strat lets me get the neck single sound, though.
The Ibanez have always seemed like a great value to me. I had one for a while that I never should have traded. I traded it for a peavey strat copy, which I traded for a jap strat 72 reissue (my favorite). To bad, It burned up in a house fire last year. I'll probably get something similar (clear gloss or butterscotch, big headstock, 7 1/4 radius, etc). There's a mexican Deluxe superstrat with 7 way switching that I've been looking at, you can get them on Musicians friend for under $500. I've played one before, pretty cool. You can have the neck and bridge pickup on at once, and all 3 pickups on at once if you want.
I've played some really baaaad LPs, but I prefer the strat feel, I guess you just get used to what you play.
I really like the single coil SRV sound. Funny thing is, my strat has 2 humbuckers, & my tele has a neck HB. The switching on the strat lets me get the neck single sound, though.
The Ibanez have always seemed like a great value to me. I had one for a while that I never should have traded. I traded it for a peavey strat copy, which I traded for a jap strat 72 reissue (my favorite). To bad, It burned up in a house fire last year. I'll probably get something similar (clear gloss or butterscotch, big headstock, 7 1/4 radius, etc). There's a mexican Deluxe superstrat with 7 way switching that I've been looking at, you can get them on Musicians friend for under $500. I've played one before, pretty cool. You can have the neck and bridge pickup on at once, and all 3 pickups on at once if you want.
longarms
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Never heard of a Landola, what's it like?
I lost 2 acoustics in the fire, too, still haven't replaced them.
May go with a thin body alvarez with a pickup. I have some time to shop on the net while I'm here. I used to have a deep bowl Ovation, It's shape & mine didn't get along very well. I loved the v shape neck, though.
I lost 2 acoustics in the fire, too, still haven't replaced them.
May go with a thin body alvarez with a pickup. I have some time to shop on the net while I'm here. I used to have a deep bowl Ovation, It's shape & mine didn't get along very well. I loved the v shape neck, though.
longarms said:
Landola's are pretty much the only acoustic guitars I've played. Well I've tryed others but Landola is definitely my choice.
Check the website:
http://www.landola.fi/
