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Well when you put it that way.... nice gear hungusKarl Hungus wrote: »Yeah, I haven't bought anything for a while, but the thing is my pics were usually sucky camera phone jobbies, I actually got a lend of a decent camera for that pic! You can actually see my gear! :pac:
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Karl Hungus wrote: »Are you trying to make me vomit through my nose or something!? :pac:
Yes.
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Just bought a Schecter C-1 Hellraiser from Boards.ie's own Deadskin.
That Edwards he posted above must have been the reason for selling!
Delighted with the Schecter - looks great, feels great, sounds great.
The iPhone built-in camera can sure take a good picture..
Yep that was the reason.
Good to hear she made the trip alright, take care of her 0 -
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cheers lads
the neck pickup is the best "hot PAF" I've ever heard,responds to the vol pot extremely well and if you play alot of rhythm like i do then you'll love it
the bridge pickup is the most responsive i've ever heard,so much so that it's bringing out all the problems in my sloppy playing,the dynamics off it are astounding! i also put on a tone pro's bridge and tail piece set so i'm not sure tonally how much to attribute to that but it's definitely acoustically louder now aswell, tons of sustain and the bridge is rock solid
I'm a happy man
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Very little adjustment needed tbh, I was very surprised about that. You have the sensation of only playing on the strings, which feels a little unusual, but thats about it. Vibrato feels very free and easy, and you can get a good grip on higher strings quite easily. I thought it would be hard to keep chords in tune, but I reckon you'd need to be using very light strings for that to happen.Nice one. They are sweet guitars. How are you getting on with the scallops?
Not a major revelation, just slightly different, quite fun to play 0 -
But a lot faster, right?
My first guitar had been scallopped from the 12th fret up by its original owner, it took a while for me to get used to them not being there on other guitars. The prospect of scallops on the lower frets has always been intriguing but not something I'd really looked at seriously, I always thought they'd be just wrong for chords. Cool.0 -
voodoo_child wrote: »Cheers! Its a brand called Fedner (Ferden?), I hear they're pretty popular with the kids these days
Gonna see if I can shove a floyd rose in there later on.
If thats a Ferden then it's a parts guitar. It's what a lot of guys over at TDPRI.com do when they build a guitar, so it looks like a Fender but up close you can see its not. 0 -
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If thats a Ferden then it's a parts guitar. It's what a lot of guys over at TDPRI.com do when they build a guitar, so it looks like a Fender but up close you can see its not.
Er yes. Its a Fender.
Roughly 27% faster alright. And heres me thinking that Yngwie fella actually had some skill, its all in the scallops :pac:But a lot faster, right?0 -
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Won this beauty on ebay today - another 92 Eggle Berlin Pro - I just couldn't help myself - I've been GASing over it all week. I love my 92 "Salmon" (ok its actually known as Pink Glow) Berlin Pro, but man the sun burst just gets me. The typical Berlin Pro "in my mind" was always a sun burst (think this was known as cherry burst in the day). With a bit of luck I'll have it by Wednesday and please [deity] it arrives in one piece.
Damn you ebay!
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identical to the one mark from grand pocket orchestra had until he done a pete townshend on it on stage...0 -
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No, it's good. I was worried, the last time I played a Streamer was 1993, I've played a good few Warwicks since then and hated the necks, especially a Thumb 5 I tried and I don't know where to start with how awful I thought the neck was. This yoke is more like an old Jazz bass neck, it's big, but rounded. I like it. The Thumb 5 was almost squared at the back, just dreadful, but this thing is ok. They didn't only licence the shape from Spector either, the tone is pure Spector too, it's nothing like anything else I have, which is nice 0
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No, it's good. I was worried, the last time I played a Streamer was 1993, I've played a good few Warwicks since then and hated the necks, especially a Thumb 5 I tried and I don't know where to start with how awful I thought the neck was. This yoke is more like an old Jazz bass neck, it's big, but rounded. I like it. The Thumb 5 was almost squared at the back, just dreadful, but this thing is ok. They didn't only licence the shape from Spector either, the tone is pure Spector too, it's nothing like anything else I have, which is nice
Actually I believe the design is licensed from Ned Steinberger. He was the one who designed the Spector bass.0 -
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Before you ask, the sparkly explorer - got a good deal (not surprised says you), it plays and sounds very nice. Would I be seen outside the house with it? Hell no. Long term plan is to sand off the finish and have a nice natural explorer but we'll see
Nooooooooo!!!
I'd like to see better quality pics of it before you even contemplate any attempt of desparkle-isation
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Haha fair enough, I'll post some better pics of it later on. If I had to pick a favourite, probably the PRS singlecut - it's dreamy. But different axes for different moods. The ESP is the metal axe, the Ibanez is for noodling, the G&Ls do what lovely strats do and the Gibbo Smartwood is is tuned to B with .13s. My girlfriend doesn't understand why they're all needed but they are 0
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