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Crazy.

'sup with the weird jacks on those Soviet guitars?

For teh toanz

kbithecrowing wrote:So thanks to monkeydancer and that "$2300 for a guitar" thread I've been looking at Creston guitars all day and have developed gas for a "dream guitar."

~ Jazzmaster shaped body made from some piece of old wood with a lot of character. Satin finish.
~ Maple fretboard (tan, not yellow) with slightly larger than vintage frets. 25.5 - 27" scale length.
~ Dunno about the bridge, hard tail or trem.
~ Since he suggests Jason Lollar pickups, two single coil Jaguar pickups (black or vintage white cover) in the neck with a switch to go between only using one pickup or both in parallel.
~ A flat black pickguard, cut to be more fluid since it wouldn't have to wrap around a bridge pickup.
~ One volume knob, one tone knob.
~ Old/dirty looking hardware.
~ & finally, enough routing room under the pickguard so Aen could put oscillators in it just like endsjustifymeans' guitar.

Yeahhhh Creston! I have like 5 different custom ideas and I want them all from him.

For stuff I can actually afford ever...

Out: EHX Polyphase

In: Fairfield Four Eyes

monkeydancer wrote:In: Fairfield Four Eyes

Great score!

Disaster Transport Jr. blem!

that din 5 on the soviet is probably to power the fuzz without a battery. you would need to build your own breakout box. actually, you might want to build your own shielded guitar cable with a din5 at one end. run the fuzz on battery so your not sending DC right next to your AC.

^Makes sense to me, but It says in the ad that it needs a battery. :shrug:

And whaaaat it sold already! I was thinking about buying it if I could save up the money in 30 days. Which I probably couldn't have anyway, so meh.

"Your item is out for delivery at 8:19 am on June 03, 2011"

I I I SO EXCITED

monkeydancer wrote:^Makes sense to me, but It says in the ad that it needs a battery. :shrug:

And whaaaat it sold already! I was thinking about buying it if I could save up the money in 30 days. Which I probably couldn't have anyway, so meh.

NOOOOOOoooooooOooOoOOoOOOOOOOOOoooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was rooting for you guys.

i was out yesterday and went to the buy/sell/trade shop in Santa Clara to look for used stompboxes, and found the PERFECT bass: a MIM Fender fretless Jazz Bass with lines on the fretboard. it's almost exactly like the USA Jazz Bass that i learned to play bass on in the Jazz Improv class at City College of San Francisco in the mid-80s--this one is ivory, the other was sunburst--and they only want $350 for it. so i put it on 24-hour hold, and am headed out in 45 minutes when i'll trade them my Fender Mike Dirnt P-Bass (which is adequate, but which i never really liked but bought because it was a used P-Bass for $200) and some unloved stomps to get the price down where an unemployed person can afford it. so i finally get to have a bass that i actually like and can play comfortably (the neck on the Dirnt bass is way too wide for my tiny hands). WE WE SO EXCITED

MIM Fretless j's are good basses. I learned how to play on one.

and it does both the big low acoustic-y BOOM and the aggressive prog-rock SNARL. i spent a good 45 minutes with it.

I should have two custom projects done JUST in time for me to go on tour and not be able to use them. FUCK.

OUT: Fender Mike Dirnt Precision Bass
Biyang AD-8 delay
Marshall Guv'nor Plus
E-Bow Plus

IN: 1996 Fender MIM fretless Jazz Bass