Or... you could go be a grumpy douche somewhere else
It's been hanging on the wall in a guitar store for a few years, sure it needs a bit of TLC
A Super Slash-Ed NGD
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
It's been hanging on the wall in a guitar store for a few years, sure it needs a bit of TLC
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
ahh the "Wall Hanger Classic"
New Custom Shop Wall Hanger Classic
we've put the heavy handed Tabaco Burst finish from our Eppiphone line onto a custom shop model.
this finish ensures the guitars entrance into "wall hanger classic" no one would buy this guitar. unless heavily discounted.
matched with riverbed rosewood, the broken branch bits you see floating down the river. sustainable, all it needs is a buff n polish.
the true sprit of the custom shop lives on.
nice one, it`s even got your name on it.
New Custom Shop Wall Hanger Classic
we've put the heavy handed Tabaco Burst finish from our Eppiphone line onto a custom shop model.
this finish ensures the guitars entrance into "wall hanger classic" no one would buy this guitar. unless heavily discounted.
matched with riverbed rosewood, the broken branch bits you see floating down the river. sustainable, all it needs is a buff n polish.
the true sprit of the custom shop lives on.
nice one, it`s even got your name on 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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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
Sorry mate, but what on earth is your problem? Just jog on if you don't like it.mrmofo wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 11:27 am ahh the "Wall Hanger Classic"
New Custom Shop Wall Hanger Classic
we've put the heavy handed Tabaco Burst finish from our Eppiphone line onto a custom shop model.
this finish ensures the guitars entrance into "wall hanger classic" no one would buy this guitar. unless heavily discounted.
matched with riverbed rosewood, the broken branch bits you see floating down the river. sustainable, all it needs is a buff n polish.
the true sprit of the custom shop lives on.
nice one, it`s even got your name on it.
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
"Man is the most insane species. He worships an invisible god and destroys a visible nature. Unaware that this nature he's destroying is this god he's worshipping." - Hubert Reeves
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
This is a bad post and you should delete it.mrmofo wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 11:27 am ahh the "Wall Hanger Classic"
New Custom Shop Wall Hanger Classic
we've put the heavy handed Tabaco Burst finish from our Eppiphone line onto a custom shop model.
this finish ensures the guitars entrance into "wall hanger classic" no one would buy this guitar. unless heavily discounted.
matched with riverbed rosewood, the broken branch bits you see floating down the river. sustainable, all it needs is a buff n polish.
the true sprit of the custom shop lives on.
nice one, it`s even got your name on it.
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
Agreed, but don't quote it either
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
Congrats Ed.Are you back in NZ?
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
When I bought my tobacco burst R9 a few guys said they didn't like the finish. To me it was a refreshing change from all the cherry sunburst and the darker finish seemed to bring out the flame.
Anyway, it's a dream realised so, again, congrats. I wish I still had mine.
Anyway, it's a dream realised so, again, congrats. I wish I still had mine.
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
Your dream?Molly wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 1:03 pm When I bought my tobacco burst R9 a few guys said they didn't like the finish. To me it was a refreshing change from all the cherry sunburst and the darker finish seemed to bring out the flame.
Anyway, it's a dream realised so, again, congrats. I wish I still had mine.
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
Congrats Ed. So it has a Piezo bridge? Interesting because I can't quite imagine Slash rocking that kind of sound. Would be superbly versatile for gigging however
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
WooHoo!
Happy NGD Ed!
Happy NGD Ed!
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
Thanks!rickenbackerkid wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 1:54 pm Congrats Ed. So it has a Piezo bridge? Interesting because I can't quite imagine Slash rocking that kind of sound. Would be superbly versatile for gigging however
Yep it has a Fishman Powerbridge in it. During the Velvet Revolver tours he used the piezo bridge when doing acoustic songs like this:
That sounds *super* direct too, probably could have used just a little processing.
To be honest I doubt I'll ever really use it
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
I was! Snuck in shortly after the quarantine-free borders reopened, had a bit of a working holiday, and then got back to Sydney yesterday. Was super paranoid that baggage handlers would wreck the guitar but it arrived unscathed, phew.
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Re: A Super Slash-Ed NGD
Next time, take the neck off to be safe.