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Slowy's Guitars
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Re: Slowy's Guitars
Beyond a critical point within a finite space, freedom diminishes as numbers increase. This is as true of humans as it is of gas molecules in a sealed flask. The human question is not how many can possibly survive within the system, but what kind of existence is possible for those who so survive.
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Re: Slowy's Guitars
That's a good idea, if you are fitting wider frets anyway, it won't add much to the cost.
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Re: Slowy's Guitars
Alright fine.
If you want that strat you'll have to pry it from Slowy's cold dead hands. So you'll need to wait until Thursday.
If you want that strat you'll have to pry it from Slowy's cold dead hands. So you'll need to wait until Thursday.
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Black Benny.
I bought a black,Fender style case on TM for the Korinacaster. When it arrived, it was carrying a babyshit brown Squier that someone had attacked with an aggressively abrasive object before recoiling in shock at their barbarity and scuttling off for a lie down.
I was in the middle of a build, I was intrigued by relicing techniques, the thing was a gift!
So this is what happened.
Not all at once, it sort of...evolved. I put it back together with bits from my parts box, you know... Gotoh...Seymour Duncan... CTS....Wilkinson, and it turned into a good sounding reasonable player that my Son is fond of for some reason.
Probably the best guitar for him.
I bought a black,Fender style case on TM for the Korinacaster. When it arrived, it was carrying a babyshit brown Squier that someone had attacked with an aggressively abrasive object before recoiling in shock at their barbarity and scuttling off for a lie down.
I was in the middle of a build, I was intrigued by relicing techniques, the thing was a gift!
So this is what happened.
Not all at once, it sort of...evolved. I put it back together with bits from my parts box, you know... Gotoh...Seymour Duncan... CTS....Wilkinson, and it turned into a good sounding reasonable player that my Son is fond of for some reason.
Probably the best guitar for him.
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And notice how putting a price on something scared the Starlings off?
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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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This one's special. Shouldn't be on paper, but it is.
The much talked about Baja Tele. A bandmate bought it off TM but he couldn't live with the neck which was made by God especially for Slowy. Turned out everything else about it was made just for me as well.
It has 6 distinct pickup tones. 2 are very good and the other 4 are the best electric guitar voices I've found; just full of character. It's bright and ringy and sustains for ages. It plays and presents like a guitar 2-3 times its price. It's the best electric I have ever owned; by quite some margin. Music pours out of it.
And it's a Mexi!
There were 2 of these in the Band room, we got Molly's Baja as well. While very similar, I always knew instantly which one I picked up. There's a sprinkle of magic dust on this thing.
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look here Slowy, with a Clown Burst like that, I'll give you a hand shandy for it.Slowy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 14, 2020 11:10 am DUESENBERG STARPLAYER REBOUND
It's another superb guitar. But I've discovered it's not me. I'm a battered Fender guy. And when I'm not playing one, I wonder why. The Doozy has lots of tonal colour. It's a rewarding home player, would be an amazing studio guitar but in a band, I don't need that much subtlety and playing something as cosmetically perfect as this is just scary.
So does someone want to buy it? $2500?
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Fixed.rickenbackerkid wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2020 11:28 amlook here Slowy, with a Clown Burst like that, I'll give you a hand shandy on it.Slowy wrote: ↑Tue Jul 14, 2020 11:10 am DUESENBERG STARPLAYER REBOUND
It's another superb guitar. But I've discovered it's not me. I'm a battered Fender guy. And when I'm not playing one, I wonder why. The Doozy has lots of tonal colour. It's a rewarding home player, would be an amazing studio guitar but in a band, I don't need that much subtlety and playing something as cosmetically perfect as this is just scary.
So does someone want to buy it? $2500?
Tin arse!!
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Re: Slowy's Guitars
Baja. CS Broadcaster and CS Twisted Tele. Plus the S1 switching.
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