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Epiphone Goth LP. First electric, bought it in beat-to-shit condition off a hardcore band guitarist for ~$100, dealt it a number of injuries like spilling tea all over it and installing teh EMGz, then passed it along to a friend for the same price a few years later. I don't regret selling it to him...

George wrote:jesus, two whole tones with 12 gauge strings in standard tuning?

this guys lifts

No, I don't. It's just a matter of practice. I do belive however that you have a point that sometimes it's a lot better to practice one's technique rather than blaming your gear for making you sound out of tune.

Well again it depends what you wanna get out of it. I don't think the average or even strong player will be able to bend, play quickly, fingerpick or move around with 12s or 13s as well as they could if they worked on trying to exercise more control with a lower gauge. I think you're wrong. I have ...

The strats had some nice colour options, especially the green one with matching headstock. The telecasters on the other hand seemed pretty much the same as anywhere else.

Imagine Wes playing that thing, that would have been pretty cool.

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brainfur wrote:that was waaaaaay more tasteful than I expected

Ditto.
Not tasteful, but exceptionally more than expected

That about sum is it up.

The tele was rather nice, except for the bullets.

I agree with everyone who says that 88 keys is the way to go, I have a keyboard with 61 keys and it's well lame.

It is the kind of guitar when you looked at it long enough you'll start to feel dizzy.

Sound rather new wave. Is the before he got the 70's strat that was later stolen?

NEW TELE BRIDGE IS AWESOME TOWN What's up with that? It's all curvy not like a usual box shaped piece. Looks like a very similar shape to a bigsby conversation plate. I like it. The flange around the sides is a nice touch. Doesn't reinvent the wheel, but is cool and different. So it doesn't have an...

robroe wrote:NEW TELE BRIDGE IS AWESOME TOWN

What's up with that?

The bypass switches look rather cheap and not solid looking.

lorez wrote:behringer superfuzz is the best sub £20 pedal I have used. I don't know what Thomann's prices are for other stuff but that is great for the price

I agree. It's a really good pedal for the price.

The tele custom looks sweet but I couldn't care less about the thinlines though.

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Great looking guitar. And your girlfriend obviously doesn't know shit.

Looks like it melted.

Whenever I want a sitar sort of sound I play mandolin and then double track with slide guitar, that way you get both the slidey slide sound and the clonkyclonk sort of sound, which of course hardly facilitate playing live.

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