What a interesting bit of history. You’ll have to name it “Trigger”.

Just a some orange comp stripes ala

I think mass will effect the sustain and string overtones , which if you think about it, is pretty much the core of tone. Pickups and all the other electronic bits are still the essential difference but as a whole this really is guitaristic navel gazing. There’s also something to be said about the t...

We’ve all seen that video and while I agree I still think mass will make a difference.

Beautified Scooby Doo character?

It’s ok. Should be fine for his needs.

There is so much variance in the qualities of the wood even within the same species and so little impact (on electric guitars at least) on the overall sound. As long as you have decent pickups and the guitar sounds ok unplugged, you’ll get a good sound. So many people play distorted and through effe...

It’s nice when they move the switch to where I’m even more likely to hit it. I do like the pank with maple tho!

“Welease Woger!”

Also if zoom in on the pickguard you can see my 70’s vintage Pioneer receiver.

Jiri bought a new Squire Affinity Series Jaguar Bass H (H for humbucker)
Nice beginner bass, 32” scale and affordable.

I say this knowing I’m part of the herd, but guitar dudes can be such sheep.

A-width B-stock (C-what I did there?)

Boot fringe = horney

also, I will never see Natasha Lyonne the same way again.

It’s a pretty across the board thing with old Fenders, which is why you can’t really trust serial numbers from that era.

That one of the tuners on the Sonic Kitten is a little different from the others. The neck is a 64 Mustang and judging by how consistent the aging is I pretty sure this is how it came from Fullerton.

2009 dessert sand classic vibe squier duo-sonic (gifted to my son)

Love this’un, played it at ALBQ

Ask for the five finger discount.

Tone Shop?