Strat: Help me decide
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Re: Strat: Help me decide
The guitar fretboard has been walked up and down many times. Good to know it’s a player.
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That was the first thing I thought when I saw the fretboard, pickups can be swapped, but you can't beat something nice to play.MrDINO wrote:The guitar fretboard has been walked up and down many times. Good to know it’s a player.
Tin arse!!
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These are only $999 new, EMGs don't belong in a strat, sorry David Gilmour!MrDINO wrote:I’m looking at buying a Strat.
https://www.trademe.co.nz/music-instrum ... 284177.htm
Does anyone know much about the G and L stuff? Cheers
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That's my old G&L!Terexgeek wrote:That was the first thing I thought when I saw the fretboard, pickups can be swapped, but you can't beat something nice to play.MrDINO wrote:The guitar fretboard has been walked up and down many times. Good to know it’s a player.
Lots of memories with that one, sold it after uni and never thought I'd see it again.
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Did you put the EMGs on?Zaulkin wrote:That's my old G&L!Terexgeek wrote:That was the first thing I thought when I saw the fretboard, pickups can be swapped, but you can't beat something nice to play.MrDINO wrote:The guitar fretboard has been walked up and down many times. Good to know it’s a player.
Lots of memories with that one, sold it after uni and never thought I'd see it again.
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Yeah I did. In my defence, I was 16. HahaMrDINO wrote:Did you put the EMGs on?Zaulkin wrote:That's my old G&L!Terexgeek wrote: That was the first thing I thought when I saw the fretboard, pickups can be swapped, but you can't beat something nice to play.
Lots of memories with that one, sold it after uni and never thought I'd see it again.
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I remember back in the day having a Hayman 30/30 English made electric. It had its own styled pups. I decided that because the LP was my favourite sounding gat I’d make a new pick guard and put in some HBs and get my LP sound. It was the start of a journey which told me to find the LP sound I wanted I had to buy an LP. I went through a few to find one I really liked on the journey ....it was a learning curve to be sure.