OT-free guitar strings
11-21-2002, 01:53 PM
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OT-free guitar strings
i was in a hurry today and grabbed the wrong strings anybody want them, theyre free.
they are ghs boomer 10's that will ONLY work w/ a floyd rose locking system...i got no use for them and the shops 45 mins away...not worth the 11 bucks i spent to drive back.
they are ghs boomer 10's that will ONLY work w/ a floyd rose locking system...i got no use for them and the shops 45 mins away...not worth the 11 bucks i spent to drive back.
11-21-2002, 02:36 PM
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I have the floyd rose tremilo (sp) and locks on one of my Kramers. I will take them if you cant use them. email me your address and I will send you an envelope for them with postage so you dont have to hastle with it.
11-21-2002, 07:41 PM
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Damn, I wanted em 
...Oh well...what kinda guitar(s)s ya got? I got a bunch
Fender Amer-strat
DeArmond les Paul Copy (cheap but sounds great!)
Gibson Explorer Gothic
Orginal Les Paul Custom from '77!
Epiphone Explorer Evolution in Electric Blue..
Ibanes S series in magh.
and a Crestwood taht was smashed in an accident
-Mike
...Oh well...what kinda guitar(s)s ya got? I got a bunch Fender Amer-strat
DeArmond les Paul Copy (cheap but sounds great!)
Gibson Explorer Gothic
Orginal Les Paul Custom from '77!
Epiphone Explorer Evolution in Electric Blue..
Ibanes S series in magh.
and a Crestwood taht was smashed in an accident
-Mike
11-22-2002, 01:40 AM
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woohoo! My other big passion besides Porsche! I have a pile of gear and guitars... anyone know of a Rennlist quality web forum for guitars and guitar playing?
Since this is a Porsche list, I won't blather on about my gear, but if any fellow Porsche owners wanna talk music, count me in!
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Since this is a Porsche list, I won't blather on about my gear, but if any fellow Porsche owners wanna talk music, count me in!
Regards
11-22-2002, 03:13 AM
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-89 prs custom 24 emerald green flame
-epi sg copy
-washburn dreadnaught (soon to be consigned to purchase a classical/flamenco nylon stringer....once i stop putting all my loot in the porsche)
-epi sg copy
-washburn dreadnaught (soon to be consigned to purchase a classical/flamenco nylon stringer....once i stop putting all my loot in the porsche)
11-22-2002, 10:56 AM
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'96 Les Paul Custom (black)
Simon and Patrick Luthiers acoustic
An old cheap acoustic from the 50's that sound okay for slide.
And I'm jealous of my dad...
Taylor 612c (no electrics) custom made with quilted maple.
Gotta get a Taylor one of these days...
Simon and Patrick Luthiers acoustic
An old cheap acoustic from the 50's that sound okay for slide.
And I'm jealous of my dad...
Taylor 612c (no electrics) custom made with quilted maple.
Gotta get a Taylor one of these days...
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11-22-2002, 11:09 AM
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Transparent Cherry Parker Fly Classic Mahogony/Carbon Fiber Body
Guild Blonde D50 AE(custom installed undersaddle pickup)
1963 Silvertone Hollow body Electric (sunburst with bound f-holes)
previous guitars: Fender Custom Stratocaster
Ovation Elite Acoustic Electric
Amplifiers:
Soldano SLO100 w/Soldano 4x12 cabinet
Line 6 50W Flextone 212 combo amp
Guild Blonde D50 AE(custom installed undersaddle pickup)
1963 Silvertone Hollow body Electric (sunburst with bound f-holes)
previous guitars: Fender Custom Stratocaster
Ovation Elite Acoustic Electric
Amplifiers:
Soldano SLO100 w/Soldano 4x12 cabinet
Line 6 50W Flextone 212 combo amp
11-22-2002, 12:24 PM
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paul do you ever get the "thats not a real guitar" crap for the parker? i've heard so much crap about parker guitars that i had to play one.....and i must say i played a low end model (i forget the model number/name...was about 800 bucks) and you couldnt pry it out of my hands...friends were like "lets go"..i was like you have to play this thing!! since then i've been an advocate for parkers.
you can tell the porsche mentality holds up in here...everyone has nice equipment hehehe <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />
you can tell the porsche mentality holds up in here...everyone has nice equipment hehehe <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />
11-22-2002, 12:36 PM
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okay, fine... since this thread isn't dying...
'58 Gibson Flying V, and yes, its for real, no bs
'62 Gibson SG TV model (stage axe #1-hottest axe EVER)
'66 Gibson SG Standard
'87 Gibson SG Standard (stage axe #2)
'92 Fender Strat (American)
'55-to-ninety something Mongrel Fender Telecaster (made from various parts with a '55 maple neck)
'71 Fender Precision Fretless
'76 Fender Precision
'77 Rick 4003
'83 Ovation thinbody cutaway (stage acoustic #1)
'88 Ovation Gut string classical (stage acoustic #2)
'96 Guild JF65 12 string (stage acoustic #3)
'69 Martin D-18
I also have a pile of amps, main stage gear consists of two Marshall JCM900 50 watt stacks and a Line 6 pod with footswitch. I also have a G-K 500watt bass rig, and an old Ampeg bass amp. Piles and piles of studio gear and whatnot... I am worse about music stuff than I am about Porsches, and those of you who know me realize how bad that must really be... lol
Its a sickness...
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'58 Gibson Flying V, and yes, its for real, no bs
'62 Gibson SG TV model (stage axe #1-hottest axe EVER)
'66 Gibson SG Standard
'87 Gibson SG Standard (stage axe #2)
'92 Fender Strat (American)
'55-to-ninety something Mongrel Fender Telecaster (made from various parts with a '55 maple neck)
'71 Fender Precision Fretless
'76 Fender Precision
'77 Rick 4003
'83 Ovation thinbody cutaway (stage acoustic #1)
'88 Ovation Gut string classical (stage acoustic #2)
'96 Guild JF65 12 string (stage acoustic #3)
'69 Martin D-18
I also have a pile of amps, main stage gear consists of two Marshall JCM900 50 watt stacks and a Line 6 pod with footswitch. I also have a G-K 500watt bass rig, and an old Ampeg bass amp. Piles and piles of studio gear and whatnot... I am worse about music stuff than I am about Porsches, and those of you who know me realize how bad that must really be... lol
Its a sickness...
Regards
11-22-2002, 12:59 PM
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I have 2 Kramer Barettas, one with the floyd rose and the other with the floyd rose 2 setup. Then we have my Ovation Celebrity Deluxe. I play that the most lately.
11-22-2002, 01:44 PM
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yep, guitars ...
got only one as we speak:
Ibanez Universe 777, solid black ... good enough for Steve Vai good enough for me ... handless all situations ...
Sold all the others plyed em till they died, don't need em'
And for amps/effects there is no match to real tubes !!!
got only one as we speak:
Ibanez Universe 777, solid black ... good enough for Steve Vai good enough for me ... handless all situations ...
Sold all the others plyed em till they died, don't need em'
And for amps/effects there is no match to real tubes !!!
11-22-2002, 02:35 PM
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Just read this post. Thought I'd throw in my stuff:
Fender Double Fat Stratocaster (arctic white)
Gibson Gothic SG (we play the heavy stuff, yes?)
Currently going through a whole bunch of electronics to a Marshall Valvestate 2
Any of you in a band?
Fender Double Fat Stratocaster (arctic white)
Gibson Gothic SG (we play the heavy stuff, yes?)
Currently going through a whole bunch of electronics to a Marshall Valvestate 2
Any of you in a band?
11-22-2002, 03:05 PM
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Sauerkraut -
No never goteen the thats not a real guitar...
most people at first say wow that thing is nice and then pick it up and play a few minutes....
THen I have to pry it out of their hands.
You probably played the NiteFly. Thats a nice bassy guitar, but the Fly Classic is really totally different.
It's got the Floyd Rose, two double-hums and 6 piezo (acoustic style pick up) pickups under the saddle of each string. It doesn't weight more than 5 pounds but its got better sustain than any Les paul I've ever played.
Plus, it's actually unique looking while not being over the top, which is rare in guitars these days.
It is by far the most versatile instrument I've ever played. It does jazz equally as well as it does crunchy overdriven metal (I do play it through a Soldano after all).
Parkers aren't for everyone, but man, I love em!
I worked at Mars Music and Guitar Center through college so I got chances to play all manner of oddball guitar. Got me the employee Discount on the last Parker in the store.
Nice!
No never goteen the thats not a real guitar...
most people at first say wow that thing is nice and then pick it up and play a few minutes....
THen I have to pry it out of their hands.
You probably played the NiteFly. Thats a nice bassy guitar, but the Fly Classic is really totally different.
It's got the Floyd Rose, two double-hums and 6 piezo (acoustic style pick up) pickups under the saddle of each string. It doesn't weight more than 5 pounds but its got better sustain than any Les paul I've ever played.
Plus, it's actually unique looking while not being over the top, which is rare in guitars these days.
It is by far the most versatile instrument I've ever played. It does jazz equally as well as it does crunchy overdriven metal (I do play it through a Soldano after all).
Parkers aren't for everyone, but man, I love em!
I worked at Mars Music and Guitar Center through college so I got chances to play all manner of oddball guitar. Got me the employee Discount on the last Parker in the store.
Nice!