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WEF 2007, the Jap Mustang is an international Fender offering under its Classic series...
sleepykitty
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24' scale on those mustangs?
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yes, 24" scale length...
theblueark
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Heh I posted this in an old thread but here's a summary:
It's the Danelectro Fab Chorus, Echo and overdrive in there.
Whitestrat
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It's BACK in BLACK!!!!!
Finally... after weeks of waiting... My new Fender 57 hotrod came back to me after spending a long time at a friend's place waiting for new Kinman Hank Marvin pups to be put in.
The funny thing is, this is my 2nd 57 Hot Rod, and I absolutely LOVE this series. (I'm actually contemplating buying the 3rd one in the last remaining colour: CAR). But both HRs I own are significantly different. Let's ignore the weight here. Both guitars have significantly different necks. Once is very thin, and obviously a soft V, and this black one is more C chaped, but sharp round the edges like a V, and is thicker (measured). very strange. But nevertheless, the guitar is an amazing one.
The Hank Marvins are such a fantastic compliment to this guitar. It's got growl, belltone, harmonics and distorts very well. This is the only set of Kinmans where I have bought twice! (and I've actually got every other set he makes now... heh.)
So, without further ado, here's MY version of Blackie!!!
Finally... after weeks of waiting... My new Fender 57 hotrod came back to me after spending a long time at a friend's place waiting for new Kinman Hank Marvin pups to be put in.
The funny thing is, this is my 2nd 57 Hot Rod, and I absolutely LOVE this series. (I'm actually contemplating buying the 3rd one in the last remaining colour: CAR). But both HRs I own are significantly different. Let's ignore the weight here. Both guitars have significantly different necks. Once is very thin, and obviously a soft V, and this black one is more C chaped, but sharp round the edges like a V, and is thicker (measured). very strange. But nevertheless, the guitar is an amazing one.
The Hank Marvins are such a fantastic compliment to this guitar. It's got growl, belltone, harmonics and distorts very well. This is the only set of Kinmans where I have bought twice! (and I've actually got every other set he makes now... heh.)
So, without further ado, here's MY version of Blackie!!!
theblueark
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There's switch connecting the OUT of the chorus back into the IN.
So whatever comes out goes back in and comes back out and goes back in and comes back out and
it's mad.
So I put a variable resistor in between that to control how much goes out and comes back in.
Watch watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tANg4TXhBUY
Around 1.42 or so I demo a little of the feedback.
So whatever comes out goes back in and comes back out and goes back in and comes back out and
it's mad.
So I put a variable resistor in between that to control how much goes out and comes back in.
Watch watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tANg4TXhBUY
Around 1.42 or so I demo a little of the feedback.
Whitestrat
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erm... wasn't that what Blackie was? ok, granted, it was assembled from various Fender guitars, but still a strat... heh.
Whitestrat
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yeah... Thor666 got it right. Candy Apple Red. :wink:
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