Guitars anyone???
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@Freeman Nice! Neck wood looks awesome. (And I always liked the look of a fretboard without markers/inlays)
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Some very nice guitars in this thread, but I wouldn't have expected anything less from you guys.
@Freeman very cool Dennison! I spend a lot of time playing a squier baritone tele these days. Nothin' fancy but it's so easy to make it sound huge.
I recently picked up this orange HP8 cab after looking for one for quite a while. Years. I probably could have made things easier for myself if I were willing to get an actually orange Orange, but I was being picky and waiting for a black one to match the Verellen head. Very content now. The Verellen is a 1st gen Model T clone
wtb in XL - IHSH - 240-BLK, 331-BLK, 64-BLK
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Just got this in today. (Really need to stop buying guitars. This will be the last one for a long while, I promise..........)
Les Paul Standard 50s in Ebony. Love the look of this thing, with the natural back. Can't fault a good burst, but dig the simple, clean appearance.
Setup wasn't 100% on arrival, but a few tweaks and it plays great. Awesome sounding guitar thankfully. (Far better sounding than a previous LP Standard I had that was stolen).
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@Dag said in Guitars anyone???:
Some very nice guitars in this thread, but I wouldn't have expected anything less from you guys.
@Freeman very cool Dennison! I spend a lot of time playing a squier baritone tele these days. Nothin' fancy but it's so easy to make it sound huge.
I recently picked up this orange HP8 cab after looking for one for quite a while. Years. I probably could have made things easier for myself if I were willing to get an actually orange Orange, but I was being picky and waiting for a black one to match the Verellen head. Very content now. The Verellen is a 1st gen Model T clone
Thats a very nice amp collection. Always wanted a model t.
I tried the 30"/ bass VI thing and it wasn't for me. I'm considering a 28" 6 in the future. Something that feel more "guitary" aha
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For those that missed. Both models sold out out immediately.
The expensive version
The midlife crisis (or retired with too much money) version
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@AdamJ said in Guitars anyone???:
Wonder how many they made
100 of the budget, 50 of the posh version.
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@Bridger Wild prices. Cool guitar though. Apparently they could (should?) have charged even more.
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100% @JunkPants
I suspect those in the know have purchased it as an investment. Likely see a few listed online soon at much higher prices. And Keith is still alive (mind I don't think he will ever die).
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@Freeman love those dudes!
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After 6 months, my custom Guitar is finally finished!
Cant wait to pick it up over the weekend!
For all the fellow nerds, here are are specs:
Body: 2 piece roasted Alder
Neck: 1 piece quarter sawn master grade roasted flame Maple
Ebony fretboard
27" Scale
12"-16" compound radius
24 Stainless steel jumbo frets
Bone Nut
Luminlay side dots
Evertune 7 string bridge
Gotoh locking tuners
Bareknuckle Halcyon w/ Coil split
Single push pull volume
Vintage White antique Nitro paint. -
That's one fine looking axe, @Freeman!
I could see Buddy Guy whaling on that
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New guitar day! I’m off work with the kids this week – told them we were going to a magical wonderland filled with really cool toys
It wasn’t a total lie…
I’ve been thinking about converting a Gretsch Jim Dandy into a rubber bridge guitar for quite a while, but never got around to it. Then I recently noticed that Andertons were finally importing the Orangewood Junipers into the UK and couldn’t resist.
Paying over the odds for a guitar that is purposely made to sound worse than it should do. Sign me up!
