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Quite like the look of these affordable Guilds — the OM-320 in particular.
https://my.guildguitars.com/300-series/

I had the JC-22 but replaced that and my Princeton with the JC-40. I'm sure a 120 is awesome, but I reckon this sounds plenty big and loud and hi-def enough without being stupid heavy. Cleans are indeed lovely and it sounds excellent with pedals as well — maybe not to everyone's liking, but I'm not ...

40W as of the other day:

TmcB wrote: ↑Mon Aug 26, 2024 9:28 am We have a lovely Squier Classic Vibes in Oly White/Rosewood in store at the moment if you wanted to dip your toes in. Looks like this one:
(Apologies for Rhett Shill content)

Laurel fingerboard innit?

Try this place:
https://www.eyguitarmusic.com/Strat-Pic ... _c_10.html

Lot of folks on offsetguitars have reported that their Jazzmaster and Jaguar pickguards fit vintage spec, so I'd expect the Strat guards to be the same.

Making my username relevant again, I've another Starfire on the way:

That's a very nice burst.

I'm kinda tired of the characterisation of women as killjoys of men's hobbies, if I'm honest. Saw an ad for a bike today that said something like "don't let your wife see you looking at me." Please.

Nylon saddles like Gibson? Or Tusq replacements.

That's a nice burst. That case interior tho

No, thank you.

Sounds like an apt brand for John Mayer.

I went further and removed the whole Strat.

KSGER T12 soldering station and a few other bits and pieces for building pedals. One of these kits to build a little buffered splitter arrived today – thought it'd be a good simple project to start with.