MABB v6.6.6

Charvel strat with trem







Charvel 750XL

[quote name="Skincision"]gotta pick myself up a 7 stringer when i get my tax return to make the fruital musics[/quote]



this is on my todo list - i will probably do so once i get another job

Does basses count?

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And I want a guitar I can tune to B Standard.

Jackson KV2. I still think that is the coolest looking guitar out there ever made.

[quote name="zim"]
[quote name="Skincision"]gotta pick myself up a 7 stringer when i get my tax return to make the fruital musics[/quote]



this is on my todo list - i will probably do so once i get another job [/quote]



What sevens are you thinking about? I strongly recommend the RG 7620. It's a fucking monster!

I have a RG7620



i would have another too

I have the exact one, it's very nice

i still want an RG1451, but they don't sell the one with the white finish in the US

[quote name="Derek Waters"]i still want an RG1451, but they don't sell the one with the white finish in the US [/quote]

Order yours today from Europe ;-)



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between currency conversion and shipping charges, i'd end up paying twice what the guitar is worth just to get it in the neat lookin' finish

hot fucking diggity, ibanezrules has some of the WHP 1451's in stock, it's a bit more than the NC/AG models, but i think i'm gonna grab one when my tax returns come in. i'll probably get rid of my mockingbird and RG7320 to fund this, since i don't really have space or need for 5 guitars anyway







titties all up in my motherfucking FACE y'all

I like the guitar but had trouble with the sides of thet bridge enclosure. My hand did not rest comfy enough with damping.

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dont really need the floyd rose system, as i doubt i'll be doing any sort of crazy trey style widdling on it. that and i need money for other things, sadly.[/quote]



Go try one out before you bid on it, and just because of the fixed bridge.



I had 7321 few years back and sold it because of two things. a) Buyer payed me 100€ extra of the price I had payed. Seemed reasonable as that was one of the times when I wasn't playing that much and b) The small string height adjustments screws on the bridge ARE pain in the ass when playing constantly.



Regardless these two points on me selling that 7321 away, I just bought one again few months ago :D



I will try to get you a good picture of the bridge so you can get the point I'm trying to make.

Woah, that's really cheap... Especially for me, since the American dollar is really weak now.

Pros: I really like the neck on these 7-series. Plays well and the body resonates nicely.



Cons: The floyded model has the same standard pick ups, which do suck ass. And the electrics are something that you need to be fixing every two months.



Here is the bridge.

It is easy guitar do change the wirings etc. No active shit included

i have a 7321, it's decent considering the price but if you're going to use it seriously, you will definitely want to replace the pickups. the stock ones are absolute ass

i want no guitars at the moment

I would reaaally like to have this one

I would enjoy a 7 string RG.

[quote name="Maze"]I would reaaally like to have this one



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I was gunna post this yesterday, but sard.

the MKIV Supra behind him is the sexiest piece of equipment in that photo. since trey has typically been an adherent of american V8 RWD cars, it's safe to assume that's not his though. wonder who owned that

Thunderbird 4

[quote name="winburger"]Thunderbird 4 [/quote]



quite random

it's from the thunderbirds show, what with the puppets and all, trey was a big fan. we watched some episodes on VHS once when i hung out with him on the bus years ago

[quote name="Derek Waters"]it's from the thunderbirds show, what with the puppets and all, trey was a big fan. we watched some episodes on VHS once when i hung out with him on the bus years ago [/quote]

Really? Cool

[quote name="Skincision"]i have a luthier buddy who can deal with any electronic problems that may arise. who knows? i may just turn it into a project guitar.[/quote]

hah, I be genius. I think this little screw problem can be bypassed by buying new new Saddles ;-)



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[quote name="Skincision"][/quote]

And you definitely WANT to do that Skinner, the one I had years ago used to pop strings on the bridge like there was no tomorrow, due to cheap ass metal getting sharp on the saddle

Just a dream guitar though. I've been hearing I bet it's gonna be ridiculously overpriced. I always loved that setup the most.

[quote name="Mr. P"]
[quote name="Skincision"]i have a luthier buddy who can deal with any electronic problems that may arise. who knows? i may just turn it into a project guitar.[/quote]

hah, I be genius. I think this little screw problem can be bypassed by buying new new Saddles ;-)



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[quote name="Skincision"][/quote]



Dude, I just received 6 piece set of those string savers and replaced old saddles with new one. And I can confirm that the obvious problem was fixed.



Now I just need to buy one more set of these to replace the last saddle. phuuh.

the george van eps model. not exactly for metal, but i would love to have one

and this one. although this guitar is probably more than i could ever afford.

I'd like this Mathias Dammann classical guitar, but at $35,000 it will have to wait for a while.

That is a beautiful instrument.

itd be nice to have 35,000 to spend on a guitar

[quote name="Verbal"]itd be nice to have 35,000[/quote]

[quote name="Skincision"]there is absolutely no way i would be able to justify spending that much on a guitar[/quote]

What the skin says.

[quote name="M.Bison"]
[quote name="Skincision"]there is absolutely no way i would be able to justify spending that much on a guitar[/quote]

What the skin says.[/quote]

Yeah. It'd better come with my own personal hooker (with a lifetime warranty on all orifices).

http://www.guitarcenter.com/ESP-LTD-H-3 ... 1503623.gc



I just played one of those for about 2 hours.

This fucking summer:

[quote name="winburger"]This fucking summer:

[/quote]

Did you play one already? Or do you just want one and gonna buy one?

I must say the newer Riches are way better than the imports from a few years back. Been wondering about this serie.

Still a fucking Gibson Les Paul for me...

[quote name="uni777"] Did you play one already? Or do you just want one and gonna buy one?

I must say the newer Riches are way better than the imports from a few years back. Been wondering about this serie.[/quote]



No ive never owned a rich. I just like the look of that eagle. I checked and the music store near where i'm going in the US has that particular series eagle too, coincidentally.

I see. It looks nice, and it is not so extreme shape wise though it does have cool lines.

[quote name="uni777"]I see. It looks nice, and it is not so extreme shape wise though it does have cool lines.[/quote]



My thoughts exactly.



I already play a warrior, so i wanted something i could gig in a rock context. I look on it as a nice alternative to a les paul/PRS.

[quote name="winburger"]
[quote name="uni777"]I see. It looks nice, and it is not so extreme shape wise though it does have cool lines.[/quote]



My thoughts exactly.



I already play a warrior, so i wanted something i could gig in a rock context. I look on it as a nice alternative to a les paul/PRS.[/quote]

That is how Bernie Rico intended his guitars when he started building them in the early seventies.

High quality, made from the best woods with exotic shapes.

jackson soloist







chris broadrick custom 7







PRS custom 24







Ibanez S prestige







Ibanez RG770DX :gaudy:









yngwie scalloped strat

@ Hugo, ever pick up that eagle?