bull whip.Molly wrote:
What about Robert Maplethorpe? Piss Christ, or a guy with a bull whip up his arse? I guess if it's funded with public money it must be art.
now I have Stewie Griffin saying wHip wHip in my head.
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now I have Stewie Griffin saying wHip wHip in my head.
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There are still some that think the neck PU is moved to accommodate the extra frets which only proves they cannot detect the difference in length of each.
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Might just be me and Conway but PRS generally seem to be at the top of my list. Where we differ is Gibson is up there as well for me.Molly wrote:No votes for PRS. Early days but it maybe shows that some folk want character over quality.
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https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listin ... 1670365141jaxman16 wrote:Really! What did you buy?Molly wrote:I bought one last night!jaxman16 wrote:Got to agree with all the Jackson fans here.
When I was 12 my dad bought my my first proper electric, a '92 MIJ Jackson Dinky. Amazing guitar, still have it and I'll never sell it.
Most of the bands I liked growing up (Metallica/Megadeth) played Jacksons so I always wanted one. And every Jackson I've owned/played has been top notch, mostly Jap made ones. Pretty keen to get a USA Jackson next.
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Oh wow that's awesome! Love Scott Ian.Molly wrote:https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listin ... 1670365141jaxman16 wrote:Really! What did you buy?Molly wrote:
I bought one last night!
Never saw that on TradeMe, or I probably would've bought it haha
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I was lurkin'.... Total impulse buy.jaxman16 wrote:Oh wow that's awesome! Love Scott Ian.Molly wrote:https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listin ... 1670365141jaxman16 wrote: Really! What did you buy?
Never saw that on TradeMe, or I probably would've bought it haha
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I had the Japan made version of the scott ian guitar. wish I never sold it
There are still some that think the neck PU is moved to accommodate the extra frets which only proves they cannot detect the difference in length of each.
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Haha, nice!Molly wrote:I was lurkin'.... Total impulse buy.jaxman16 wrote:Oh wow that's awesome! Love Scott Ian.
Never saw that on TradeMe, or I probably would've bought it haha
Most of my recent guitars have been impulse buys
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That just goes to prove that no-one's perfect.opsguy wrote:Might just be me and Conway but PRS generally seem to be at the top of my list. Where we differ is Gibson is up there as well for me.
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Jebus, that's had a hard life. But still a score, though.Molly wrote:https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listin ... 1670365141jaxman16 wrote:Really! What did you buy?Molly wrote:
I bought one last night!
I remember his NOT guitar, with a good chunk of the upper frets missing for the big "NOT" logo. I guess it made sense as a rhythm guitarist, kind of like Max Cavalera only putting 4 strings on his guitars. A bit silly though.
The older I get, the more disappointed in myself I become.
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Buddy of mine has a Jackson Kelly from the late 80's, he's had it since new, beautiful guitar, always wanted one since Rust in Peace...
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It'll clean-up to some extent I'm sure. Maybe new pots too. Looking forward to it. But, yes, you're right, it's certainly 'player-grade'...Danger Mouse wrote:Jebus, that's had a hard life. But still a score, though.Molly wrote:https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listin ... 1670365141jaxman16 wrote: Really! What did you buy?