"...From my cold dead hands"

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Originally posted by rologibson:
Too many guitar mean changing too many strings.

Yeah I remember spending nearly a day just changing strings on those I had... I don't miss that one bit!

Strat and Tele


Individually
Strat( I've owned this one for 20 years)


Tele

PRS Custom 24's 1988 & 1989, these are my main gigging guitars, I'm also lucky enough to also have an '86, '87 and an '89 Standard.

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Originally posted by Sunburst59:
PRS Custom 24's 1988 & 1989, these are my main gigging guitars, I'm also lucky enough to also have an '86, '87 and an '89 Standard.

*pic*

So.. What happened to your Sunburst '59?

Sadly it was a 1994 reissue and not a real one and it went to pay for the 1986 PRS. Whilst the '59 Reissue Les Paul was a killer guitar I don't regret moving it on one bit ~ the '86 PRS kicks its ass and will appreciate more in value over time (not that that was the reason for getting it).

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Originally posted by Sunburst59:
PRS Custom 24's 1988 & 1989, these are my main gigging guitars, I'm also lucky enough to also have an '86, '87 and an '89 Standard.

Sweet!

Now, most importantly, what type of beer is that in the glass?

That my friend would be a pint of Johns Smiths Extra Cool ~ just poured with a perfect head (used to prevent dehydration

Hmm isn't English standard less froth? Dutch standard is two fingers worth.. You guys oughta try that

Some seriously ugly axes happening here. Particularly nasty were some of those relic jobs. ;-)

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Originally posted by Sunburst59:
That my friend would be a pint of Johns Smiths Extra Cool ~ just poured with a perfect head (used to prevent dehydration

Our transatlantic friends are never going to beleive that we drink cold beer.

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Originally posted by CS:

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Originally posted by Sunburst59:
That my friend would be a pint of Johns Smiths Extra Cool ~ just poured with a perfect head (used to prevent dehydration

Our transatlantic friends are never going to beleive that we drink cold beer.

Hi there CS: Our transatlantic friends take all the alcohol out of their beer so they have no room to comment Only joking guys, In know you have some good beers

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Originally posted by Sunburst59:

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Originally posted by CS:

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Originally posted by Sunburst59:
That my friend would be a pint of Johns Smiths Extra Cool ~ just poured with a perfect head (used to prevent dehydration

Our transatlantic friends are never going to beleive that we drink cold beer.

Hi there CS: Our transatlantic friends take all the alcohol out of their beer so they have no room to comment Only joking guys, In know you have some good beers

Ah yes but for every good beer we have...we have a dozen Michelob exrta light with mango and peach to counter act it...
I've switched to Absinthe anyway...and Victory Brewing Co. - Golden Monkey
BTW...

promised pic of 79 strat w/ nailpolish remover relicing
I swear it sounds better w/o the Glen Tipton paintjob...

This is my plastic guitar, a Switch Innovo signature. Now I wouldn't even consider admitting that I own this except that it's downright awesome! Plays slick with 11's and sounds terrific with Seth Lovers and I popped a tremsetter in it to boot. I think I'm going to get a lot of use out of this axe.

How does it feels and in terms of sounds... anything weird woudl expet it to have a nice upper midrange. How about lower mids our of this thing ?

Hey Glorbz, the guitar is very smooth to play and it is hard to tell that is is not made of wood. Basically I can tell there's something "not there" in the harmonics when played clean, but the pickups are juicy & rich in harmonics so I thought they would be a good match (and they really are). I'm sure most people could not tell it's not wood but it doesn't sound particularly "woody". A bit like my impression of an Ibanez: made for rocking, not woody cleans but it's a quality instrument! When & IF we get around to jamming I'll bring it