It looks so freaking beautiful.

Current Epiphone Wilshire/Crestwood/Coronet for P90s and minihumbuckers, Harley Benton the Junior one, Chinese Tokai SG which looks exactly like a Gibson. I haven't played any of them and have no idea what they cost though

It wouldn't bug me for sure, but yeah, making new holes is always an option

I dig the look with the bigsby. I wouldn't have thought of putting a warped pickguard into the oven, that's ingenious. Plastics also tend to change the shape or break due to drying up. Apparently you can "moisterize" them by applying olive or similar oil. My sunglasses broke over the winter because ...

I like the JM

He'll definitely love it. Will you be on on the 29th, Paul?

"Ryan was Douchebag" - Darrel Philbin

It's a reissue of the vintage mid 60s Epiphone Olympic which was the counterpart of the Gibson Melody Maker and for a brief time had this unique shape akin to the Melody Maker of the time but with the longer upper horn. Back in the day you couldn't buy a humbucker and first aftermarket humbuckers ...

Looks poonk AF

I believe Hurb has it on one of his Jags

Elon seems to be interested in SS amplification, though nobody told him that it stands for solid state

Yeah, I like the tiny format

I love it. I always wanted a Melody Maker and came close to buying a used Gibson reissue back when they were $250 - 300 but the sellers was hell bent to send it to me across the world in that original cardboard toy box they were packed into from the factory, so it didn't work.

That DC looks really ...

Nice templates. I watched a youtuber who said he always re-does his templates in plywood because he quickly messes up his MDF ones

Check out the headstock angle too. It's a clear giveaway it was during the Kalamazoo days

Right, that's when Napoleon fought Gengiskhan to establish the Danish law in Chile. Rough times, best music though

15 years ago the best used Japanese brand in terms of quality and affordability was Burny/Fernandes. It had the same as or very close craftsmanship and quality to Tokais and Grecos but cost much less. Sometimes a good Les Paul, SG, ES, Junior or a strat was 1.5 - 2 times cheaper than a respective ...

I think the birth year thing is dumb AF regardless of the fact that I'm mostly broke and can't afford buying overpriced stuff from back when.

You can build a partscaster to your preferred specs, although their reselling value is usually horrible if you ever decide to flip it, or buy a newer guitar ...

I saw people moaning on forums we don't need another Tonebender clone, we're all set with the already existing ones. Yeah, all set my ass. I'm never gonna fork out $200 for your boutique clones, but one for $60 is right up my alley

Thomann already has the price for it. It's 48 Ls but available only in several months. If our national currency don't go down the toilet by that time as it's predicted to, I might buy it


http://www.thomann.co.uk/behringer_fuzz_bender.htm