Guitar Workshop
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Crawldaddy
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Hmm.
^^ yeah.. but have to mod pickups.. I still haven't had the $$ the mod mine.
^^ yeah.. but have to mod pickups.. I still haven't had the $$ the mod mine.
bin4christ
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oh GW also stocks G-400s?they sell them for $450?
my fren bought 1 from GC last week.it's an MIK 1.i think it's a beauty..
my fren bought 1 from GC last week.it's an MIK 1.i think it's a beauty..
Crawldaddy
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Hmm.
Right now they dun have any stock. They are mainly selling Epi LPs, OLP mm-1s and hagstrome guitars.
But yeah, when I got my Epi G-400 from them it was selling for 450. If you guys go in often enough and keep bugging them for the G-400, maybe they'll bring in more stock :wink:
but do bear in mind that the G-400 is neck-heavy.. but it's so frickin' light!!!
*jumps with guitar*
Right now they dun have any stock. They are mainly selling Epi LPs, OLP mm-1s and hagstrome guitars.
But yeah, when I got my Epi G-400 from them it was selling for 450. If you guys go in often enough and keep bugging them for the G-400, maybe they'll bring in more stock :wink:
but do bear in mind that the G-400 is neck-heavy.. but it's so frickin' light!!!
*jumps with guitar*
thailoverboy
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i believe they both go hand in hand.
Crawldaddy
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Hmm.
Obvious statement(s) warning!!!
Guitar:
1. most important - it must feel comfortable to you.
2. it must last long (think 5 yrs++) just asjk a friend to help u check the QC
3. it must be decent sounding (again ask friend to sit beside you and test-hear)
Amp:
1. it should be loud enough so that you can hear yourself, but you gotta learn how to exercise restraint such that ur neighbours wun comprain.
2. must have volume, basic EQ and headphone out for late-night practises.
3. must have proper grounding!!! (you can mod the plug head urself if it's a 2-pin)
So once you balance those few factors out with your budget... I'm sure you'll get a decent guitar and amp.
Just my 2cents.
Obvious statement(s) warning!!!
Guitar:
1. most important - it must feel comfortable to you.
2. it must last long (think 5 yrs++) just asjk a friend to help u check the QC
3. it must be decent sounding (again ask friend to sit beside you and test-hear)
Amp:
1. it should be loud enough so that you can hear yourself, but you gotta learn how to exercise restraint such that ur neighbours wun comprain.
2. must have volume, basic EQ and headphone out for late-night practises.
3. must have proper grounding!!! (you can mod the plug head urself if it's a 2-pin)
So once you balance those few factors out with your budget... I'm sure you'll get a decent guitar and amp.
Just my 2cents.
Crawldaddy
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Hmm.
As I mentioned, ask ur pal to help u see the QC. If ur friend has a good eye, he can prolly tell you whether that axe can last a long time or not.
Believe it or not, some budget axes last for less than 6 or 7 yrs.
As I mentioned, ask ur pal to help u see the QC. If ur friend has a good eye, he can prolly tell you whether that axe can last a long time or not.
Believe it or not, some budget axes last for less than 6 or 7 yrs.
jony
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a DOT you said?
I gotch one and I play it unplugged and it satisfies... :lol: Seriously.
okay...
Do you really want the SG design? Because there are some guitars that IMO are more cost effective than the G-310.
For instance the SA 120.
Or a OLP.
I personally had a poor experience with epiphone bolt neck guitars... instability was my main gripe.
I gotch one and I play it unplugged and it satisfies... :lol: Seriously.
okay...
Do you really want the SG design? Because there are some guitars that IMO are more cost effective than the G-310.
For instance the SA 120.
Or a OLP.
I personally had a poor experience with epiphone bolt neck guitars... instability was my main gripe.
jony
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Yea I did gig with it.
Ok well... I do play in church... I dont jump all over the place kinda thing... Its fine for rocking out.
I am sure you have seen John Frusciante... Van Halen and Ritchie Blackmore used Es-335 guitars in their career.
Is really up to you though.
Btw I thought the Petrruci OLP hanging there wasnt too bad. It was quite nice actually.
Ok well... I do play in church... I dont jump all over the place kinda thing... Its fine for rocking out.
I am sure you have seen John Frusciante... Van Halen and Ritchie Blackmore used Es-335 guitars in their career.
Is really up to you though.
Btw I thought the Petrruci OLP hanging there wasnt too bad. It was quite nice actually.
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