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new but not new; my re-finished Jackson DKMGT...
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Gear Photos 2013
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relinquish69
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^ hi sub. is it just me or does the top on the before picture look arched?
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Still curved top even after 
relinquish69
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pretty hard to tell from the lighting. the colour looks good. kinda like a faded desert yellow.
EugeneSmasher
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No matter how humble the guitar, NGD is always a very sweet day and this one was a great way to start the year. Bought my first-ever travel guitar yesterday, a Crafter TRV-23 in natural. Really sweet little guitar... Digging the arched back, too. Solid Sitka spruce top with mahogany back and sides. No electronics, but why would you want electronics in a travel guitar, anyway.
AEnimic
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new but not new; my re-finished Jackson DKMGT...
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That's quite impressive! MOAR ANGLES PLS!
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not a Les Paul fan but i do buy LPs- the ones i fancy, of course. was trying to prove (to myself) that maybe the 'lesser' Gibsons have something for me so this flat top, slab body, arguably boring LP Jr Special was it.
CyanideJunkie
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not much of a pedal person but here are some of mine that I occasionally use.
How are you finding the V846 and the Hendrix Anniversary wah?
Hydesg
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not a Les Paul fan but i do buy LPs- the ones i fancy, of course. was trying to prove (to myself) that maybe the 'lesser' Gibsons have something for me so this flat top, slab body, arguably boring LP Jr Special was it.
I have one of these as well. Its pretty well made and sounds brighter than my other les pauls.
chungmun77
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Hi Hydesg,
Is that cab a 1960BHW?
Thanks!
Is that cab a 1960BHW?
Thanks!
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I am a beginner in guitar and new to this forum. Below are my gears pics, not new but just went through setup by a nice and professional guy in Roxy Square
nice talking to you at Beez's, bro...
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sounds nothing like a Les Paul to me- more SG-ish...
I've been having gas for a telegib since late 2010, further intensified when the Seymour Duncan 35 came out in 2011.
But being the poor man I am, all I could do was stalk the Telegib @ Guitar77, and watch videos of the 35 online.
Until recently:
Craftsman TL30 modified into a "Telegib".
Wilkinson bridge and Dragonfire Screamers pickups from GuitarPartsOnline
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I've been having gas for a telegib since late 2010, further intensified when the Seymour Duncan 35 came out in 2011.
But being the poor man I am, all I could do was stalk the Telegib @ Guitar77, and watch videos of the 35 online.
Until recently:
Craftsman TL30 modified into a "Telegib".
Wilkinson bridge and Dragonfire Screamers pickups from GuitarPartsOnline
But being the poor man I am, all I could do was stalk the Telegib @ Guitar77, and watch videos of the 35 online.
Until recently:
Craftsman TL30 modified into a "Telegib".
Wilkinson bridge and Dragonfire Screamers pickups from GuitarPartsOnline
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I've been having gas for a telegib since late 2010, further intensified when the Seymour Duncan 35 came out in 2011.
But being the poor man I am, all I could do was stalk the Telegib @ Guitar77, and watch videos of the 35 online.
Until recently:
Craftsman TL30 modified into a "Telegib".
Wilkinson bridge and Dragonfire Screamers pickups from GuitarPartsOnline
RicFreak
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I've been having gas for a telegib since late 2010, further intensified when the Seymour Duncan 35 came out in 2011.
But being the poor man I am, all I could do was stalk the Telegib @ Guitar77, and watch videos of the 35 online.
Until recently:
Craftsman TL30 modified into a "Telegib".
Wilkinson bridge and Dragonfire Screamers pickups from GuitarPartsOnline
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I've been having gas for a telegib since late 2010, further intensified when the Seymour Duncan 35 came out in 2011.
But being the poor man I am, all I could do was stalk the Telegib @ Guitar77, and watch videos of the 35 online.
Until recently:
Craftsman TL30 modified into a "Telegib".
Wilkinson bridge and Dragonfire Screamers pickups from GuitarPartsOnline
Great job Bro. Cool Telegib you got there.!
Did you put on Duncan's humbuckers there as well?
Just change the bridge to the stoptail and you are almost there.
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Happy CNY to all our fellow softies !
Great job Bro. Cool Telegib you got there.!
Did you put on Duncan's humbuckers there as well?
Just change the bridge to the stoptail and you are almost there.
Hey bro, Thanks!
A set of Duncan '59s are being shipped as of this post, now its a set of DragonFire Screamers (US$24 a set, wow!)
I didn't want the stop tail because there will be a lot of issues that I'll have to look into if I were to use it, (neck angle, string height difference because of radius on the bridge, drilling more holes to accommodate the tailpiece).
To me, this is maybe my own "version" of the telegib, not following the specs of Jeff and Seymour's telegibs. 3-ply pickguard, coil split, Alder body instead of Swamp Ash, etc.
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My First ever gear post on soft for new stuff. Been aiming this since last year. Got this from the lovely BGW staff. Thumbs up for them.
On the first strum on this, naturally gives you a rock vibe (Think AC DC) ;-) . Awesome !
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On the first strum on this, naturally gives you a rock vibe (Think AC DC) ;-) . Awesome !
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