Heavenscloud
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What's the price of the Voodoo series LPs sub?
Pre-Swee Lee sale (Dec 2005) guitar talk...
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Heavenscloud
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Yeah most definitely, and one of out fellow SOFTie MITTH has gotten his Christmas wish.. haa!
Heavenscloud
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Ahh missed the 'texas' there.. 
detroit_red
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may i ask something ... If a guitar costing bout 600+ after discount at swee lee, how much will it cost during the sale?
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I saw this dude buying a black RGT, well there are only black RGTs. roflmao
I drooled and thought I'd check it out next time. Couldn't find the SZ320 there, but saw an Z520. and some other RGs.
I don't think I'd need a baritone, I don't tune lower than a drop B, so I don't thiNK i'd need it.
btw, will a fixed-bridge be limiting? I heard a floyd allows more extreme bends. I don't really use the floyd now, and I am not a real whammy-fan.
Should I go for an RGT?
I saw this dude buying a black RGT, well there are only black RGTs. roflmao
I drooled and thought I'd check it out next time. Couldn't find the SZ320 there, but saw an Z520. and some other RGs.
I don't think I'd need a baritone, I don't tune lower than a drop B, so I don't thiNK i'd need it.
btw, will a fixed-bridge be limiting? I heard a floyd allows more extreme bends. I don't really use the floyd now, and I am not a real whammy-fan.
Should I go for an RGT?
detroit_red
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wtf the sale started ready?
PinkSpId3r
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lol they forgot to give me the power supply cable when i bought my amp during the sales last time..lucky i realise it before i went home..just go back and ask from them e..bring ur receipt along
the sales they talking about is the one at Sims drive..check out swee lee webbie ya :wink:
the sales they talking about is the one at Sims drive..check out swee lee webbie ya :wink:
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bengster said:
they currently don't. these are leftovers from the final batch of guitars they had (late 90s) & are virtually untouched- AXIS sport.
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popeye said:
the Texas version isn't available, i'd love to own one actually 8)
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gjkung said:
the RGT42 is an impressive guitar for the $$$ & it provides immaculate upper fret acccess due to the through-body construction. however, it's a vibrato equipped guitar & needs (balance) adjustments if you tune down. the other point to note here is that this guitar features a finished neck rear, similar to the Epi/ Gibson version.
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sub your thoughts on s470?
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BUYING AMPS
friends, if you are intending to purchase amps during the sale, please ensure the following comes with the package to avoid subsequent visits:
*power plug- if it's detached from the amp, try to plug it in to see if it fits
*footswitch (if any)- look up the model on the manufacturer's website, make sure you get the exact footswitch, if it's within your means, print a pic of it & bring it along to show to the sales personnel. NOTE: sometimes, the amp comes with a footswitch feature but it doesn't mean the footswitch itself is a standard feature.
*instruction manual: at times, there are specific instructions to adhere to which are only specified in the manual, this is especially true if you are dealing with 'bigger' wattage amp/ tube amps.
BUYING GUITARS
*for vibrato bridge guitars: you should receive a complementary set of accessories which includes: a vibrato/ trem bar, allen wrenches (for bridge saddle/ action adjustments), spare vibrato springs (if any, some manufacturers don't provide these). i've never come across a vibrato bridge guitar without these accessories, in most cases, if you don't receive them, the sales personnels had forgotten to give you, please understand that they are very busy people during the sale- ask politely.
for Fender/ Ibanez guitars- the above-mentioned accessories are packaged in sealed plastic pouches. enquier only if these are tempered with, if they are not, then do not open the package to avoid unneccesary loss of components.
*for guitars with complementary hard cases- the vibrato accessories (if any) are in there, if you don't see them, again, ask politely. also, make sure the keys to your hardcase are provided. same goes for guitars with complementary bags (eg: Fender Highway1 series), make sure the accessories pack are in there.
*for fixed bridge guitars: the least you should receive, is a wrench for truss rod adjustment. you should receive only one. refer to the examples in the following pic:
**if this is your first guitar, chances are, you need a cable to connect it to your amp... :roll:
friends, if you are intending to purchase amps during the sale, please ensure the following comes with the package to avoid subsequent visits:
*power plug- if it's detached from the amp, try to plug it in to see if it fits
*footswitch (if any)- look up the model on the manufacturer's website, make sure you get the exact footswitch, if it's within your means, print a pic of it & bring it along to show to the sales personnel. NOTE: sometimes, the amp comes with a footswitch feature but it doesn't mean the footswitch itself is a standard feature.
*instruction manual: at times, there are specific instructions to adhere to which are only specified in the manual, this is especially true if you are dealing with 'bigger' wattage amp/ tube amps.
BUYING GUITARS
*for vibrato bridge guitars: you should receive a complementary set of accessories which includes: a vibrato/ trem bar, allen wrenches (for bridge saddle/ action adjustments), spare vibrato springs (if any, some manufacturers don't provide these). i've never come across a vibrato bridge guitar without these accessories, in most cases, if you don't receive them, the sales personnels had forgotten to give you, please understand that they are very busy people during the sale- ask politely.
for Fender/ Ibanez guitars- the above-mentioned accessories are packaged in sealed plastic pouches. enquier only if these are tempered with, if they are not, then do not open the package to avoid unneccesary loss of components.
*for guitars with complementary hard cases- the vibrato accessories (if any) are in there, if you don't see them, again, ask politely. also, make sure the keys to your hardcase are provided. same goes for guitars with complementary bags (eg: Fender Highway1 series), make sure the accessories pack are in there.
*for fixed bridge guitars: the least you should receive, is a wrench for truss rod adjustment. you should receive only one. refer to the examples in the following pic:
**if this is your first guitar, chances are, you need a cable to connect it to your amp... :roll:
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