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So. Goddamn. Jealous.

jrmy wrote:So. Goddamn. Jealous.

That just means you have to come over my place, drink some beers, and take this thing for a spin

bigchiefbc wrote:

jrmy wrote:So. Goddamn. Jealous.

That just means you have to come over my place, drink some beers, and take this thing for a spin

Hell to the YES!!!!!

awww shit. I may have a trade worked out that would net me a KILLER Retro-King 18 watt Marshall clone with 2-12s. pics if it's solidified!

RADD.


1Retro-King 18 Combo controls & grill by Loud Wizard, on Flickr

Nice!

Oh damn.

yeah, I'm definitely stoked. I needed something not-as-rowdy as my V4, but with more crunch than my Vibrolux.
I'm thinking this will fit the bill nicely as a living room/recording/project-with-programmed-drums amp.

Finally got this in the mail. In a terrible state, but still functional (barely) -- 1968 Guild Foxey Lady. There's a lot of history in these, and a load of different versions actually made by Mosrite and later by EHX. Guild didn't actually make any of their own, just rebranded Fuzzrites, Axis Fuzzes, and Big Muffs.

This one's a Mosrite Fuzzrite, Si, with the Sprague module. 1968 pot codes.
I just got round to cleaning it up this morning, putting the battery clip back in the right place, cleaned the switches and pots, and it sounds great.






It came with a cool old Kent acoustic pickup, which is exactly what I needed for my beater 70s Suzuki acoustic, and also one of those weird Fender volume/tone pedals from the70s.

So after playing some of my step-dad's guitars I realize my Tele isn't all that I want it to be

The wide range humbucker in the neck sounds amazing, but I really dislike the bridge pickup. Even when both are on it tends to thin things up more than I like. & while that could easily be replaced, I'm starting to dislike the neck and vintage frets

Now I want to go out and try new guitars.
But I really don't need to spend a couple hundred bucks right now. I should have just left those fuckers in their cases haha.

Also, a 6 string strat bass.... I kind of want to check it out haha.
http://rochester.craigslist.org/msg/2420200909.html

devnulljp wrote:It came with a cool old Kent acoustic pickup, which is exactly what I needed for my beater 70s Suzuki acoustic, and also one of those weird Fender volume/tone pedals from the70s.
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That's just the same passive volume and tone control as a guitar.... WHYYYYY. I do like the mechanism though, no fiddling with fancy electronics, just string.

kbithecrowing wrote:Also, a 6 string strat bass.... I kind of want to check it out haha.
http://rochester.craigslist.org/msg/2420200909.html

If it were me I would buy that instantly.

kbithecrowing wrote:Also, a 6 string strat bass.... I kind of want to check it out haha.
http://rochester.craigslist.org/msg/2420200909.html

50 in gas plus the 80 for the insturment....hmmm...thinking about it HA

You have to pick that up, or build one!

kbithecrowing wrote:Also, a 6 string strat bass.... I kind of want to check it out haha.
http://rochester.craigslist.org/msg/2420200909.html

Get it, turn it into a Bass VI like it should be.

Looking at it again, can that thing be to scale at all??

Also: I like the strat bridge behind the hard tail, you need to rout the back out to accomodate the trem!