There's a possibility that some of the Mosrite-ish one's in the middle there might be alright, but the rest of them are wonky, pointy hideous monstrosities.

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/45665000/jpg/_45665649_guitars282.jpg A collection of rare British-made electric guitars has been discovered in the basement of a house in Cheltenham. The Supersound instruments came out of a brief partnership between Jim Burns and Alan Wootton during 1958 and ...

Fuck, I'm way too excited, I need to go to bed for real, before I embarrass myself anymore.

gtfo of the pub with this tech shit

I haven't spent months ignoring the Knowledge Forums to have you ram this shit down my throat!

Warhol would have disagreed.

Kitty? That looks like a rabbit?

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Lol, very aptly named. Dingwall is a place in the north of Scotland and it is a shithole.

Eh, the second guy was a drug related double murder, but the master luthier making those guitars was jailed for a string of sex offences.

Although, I sort of agree with Jcyphe about scumbags killing scumbags.

I fucking hate flip flops. Or any other type of open footwear for guys.

Since it's almost identical to the Epiphone Valve Jr, except it has a tone control, I'd say it'll sound the same as well. So I would say it's worth it, yeah.

I've always wanted one 'cause of the way that they look, but I've heard for the money that you can get much better sounding guitars, so I could never justify getting it just for the looks.

Actually, one of the first guitars I thought of when I saw this topic was the Venus. It's an original design, has some pretty useable sounds and came in sexy seafoam green. I wouldn't have thought a great many of them got made, sold, or treated with any respect by their teenage owners either, due t...

I think the guitar looks great with the blue body and black headstock, I say leave it as is.

I usually think black is boring but for some reason I think that guitar would look cool in black.

Yeah, I used cardboard cut to shape from cereal boxes, but that seemed to squash down after a while so I used a .6mm dunlop pick and that worked a treat.

I say stick some red nail varnish on it as a quick cover up, otherwise don't bother. It'll pick up scratches and dings over time anyway.