I know why I don't, I keep having to cash them up! They hold value.Danger Mouse wrote:Have loved every one I've played and am not entirely sure why I don't own one.
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So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Which is a shame, the last one I played was yours and despite there being an N4 in the opposite corner of the room that I desperately wanted to like more, it was my favourite guitar in the room.Bg wrote:I know why I don't, I keep having to cash them up! They hold value.Danger Mouse wrote:Have loved every one I've played and am not entirely sure why I don't own one.
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Ergh, fucking GAS for an Orange JS now, you cunts.
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The Orange JS look the dogs bollox, I'll need to find some coin somehow.
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Head down the docks, thats what I do when I'm strapped for cash!sizzlingbadger wrote:The Orange JS look the dogs bollox, I'll need to find some coin somehow.
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Keep your eyes open, the older js1200's and js1000's go through TM cheaper. But the orange is the dogs ballssizzlingbadger wrote:The Orange JS look the dogs bollox, I'll need to find some coin somehow.
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Yeah, not currently irreplaceable though....Danger Mouse wrote:Which is a shame, the last one I played was yours and despite there being an N4 in the opposite corner of the room that I desperately wanted to like more, it was my favourite guitar in the room.Bg wrote:I know why I don't, I keep having to cash them up! They hold value.Danger Mouse wrote:Have loved every one I've played and am not entirely sure why I don't own one.
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The value of the 1000s has dropped it arse out a bit. Expect to pay around $1200-1500, a bit more for the 1200s. I still wish I’d kept my original JS1000, was nicely played in and sounded awesome.
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the definition of pointy guitar seems a bit off in this thread
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Yep, totally agree. No difference but colour eh... but I love candy apple red You still see the chancers on TM looking upwards of $1.5k to $2k and sometimes plus. Its a waiting game.StratMatt wrote:The value of the 1000s has dropped it arse out a bit. Expect to pay around $1200-1500, a bit more for the 1200s. I still wish I’d kept my original JS1000, was nicely played in and sounded awesome.
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True, my first point of call would be one of my grail guitars, a Jackson Rhoads V....willow13 wrote:the definition of pointy guitar seems a bit off in this thread
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Ibanez has a point on the end of the headstock, not our fault you want points on every bit of wood... ib:jb;willow13 wrote:the definition of pointy guitar seems a bit off in this thread
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well less is more...but more is more'erBg wrote:Ibanez has a point on the end of the headstock, not our fault you want points on every bit of wood... ib:jb;willow13 wrote:the definition of pointy guitar seems a bit off in this thread
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There was a guy on the forum who was dead into Joe satriani. He was selling three of js1000 s on Facebook. All with custom paint jobs to replicate Joe's actual guitars. Were well priced and looked cool.
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