NZGuitars.com : Filling you with GAS since 2003

AiRdAd wrote: ↑Fri Sep 08, 2023 3:46 pm

crowbgood1 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 08, 2023 7:08 am

AiRdAd wrote: ↑Fri Sep 08, 2023 7:02 am

LOVE THOSE AMPS!!!!!!

It's Rumu's - now mine

I recognised the amp underneath and knew it would be from him

Is that the place you and I went to one day Danny? Years ago? There was gear everywhere...

Bg, a serious and heartfelt thank you from all of us here at NZG. We love this place that you made!

I did. Still in the forum!

You never hear anybody complaining about Rickenbacker. Still one of the few manufacturers that brand new, you need to do a refret. There's plenty of bad juju re Ricky's on the web. High prices, average quality, poor back-up if there's an issue. Their arrogance is well documented. They really don't ...

You never hear anybody complaining about Rickenbacker. Still one of the few manufacturers that brand new, you need to do a refret. There's plenty of bad juju re Ricky's on the web. High prices, average quality, poor back-up if there's an issue. Their arrogance is well documented. They really don't ...

Can you take it on as hand luggage? That’s what I have done with higher end guitars, incl Braz board.

Between nz and Aus I don’t think there’s anything to worry about. It was/is a euro thing and they’ve wound it right back on instruments. At least, that’s what the northern hemisphere forums are saying.

Boss buffers do have a certain sound about them. I find them a little aggressive on the attack (which I know shouldn't be a thing), which might be what you're hearing Conway, per "tone suck"?

Very nice...like the red.

codedog wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2023 9:04 am

GrantB wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2023 8:53 am I've bought 34 Gibsons from between 19999 and 2003, so I say they're the best and have I got a deal for you...

I jest...just reflecting what the pump and dump folk on other forum's do.

I've bought 34 Gibsons from between 19999 and 2003, so I say they're the best and have I got a deal for you...

Inside word…99 thru 03…is where it’s at for modern bargains. The big G hit some sweet spots that they then went on to screw up, as usual. by bargain, I mean vs say a vintage equivalent. Doesn’t mean there aren’t equal/better guitars from other brands too from then, just keeping in the G Shocker theme.

Well a straight USD to NZD puts it about $5400 which I think is very reasonable, it looks great and that model should hold it's value well and be an easy onsell if need be. You'd assume that the 'Greeny' runs should all have decent tops on them. For context the RRP on my 2020 Standard (AAA top) was...

Standard version actually looms quite reasonably priced: https://www.gibson.com/en-US/Electric-Guitar/USAK2U752/Greeny-Burst Well a straight USD to NZD puts it about $5400 which I think is very reasonable, it looks great and that model should hold it's value well and be an easy onsell if need be. Y...

That’s hilariously stupid… I love it