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RIP Frank. Same three guys, same three chords had a good run.

Logically, the second someone's #1.

Goddammit. I'm tired of this getting old shit.

Sad. There are two drummers from the 1970s who could create extreme greatness, anchoring the band, with what seems like very little effort and a lot of swing. Creating a totally unique sound for their bands just as important as the guitar riffs and lead vocals. You know it's them behind the kit from the first bar of the song. That is Frank Beard and Phil Rudd. RIP. Legend.

Yeah man. But then it wouldn't be Doom.

I don't think my local mom and pop store has this many pedals for sale!

Sounds like shit!.. lots of people don't realize it's the way you attack your strings that make the difference... just like other genres, there is an art to chugging... considering the angle of the pick and the amount of pressure you apply with your palms, where you attack the strings in relation to the bridge, when to release, etc

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/music/2026/08/18/frank-beard-zz-top-dies/91311435007/

I only suggested because of the Horseshoe crab inlay. Mark O'Shea. Anyway, I have too much time on my hands.

Pedals & Gear for Sale [b]Boutique Overdrive & Preamp[/b] [*]Shin's Music Mk-1 Overdrive [*]Shin's Music Dumbloid 335 Special [*]Fulltone OCD (Standard) [*]Fulltone OCD Ge (Custom Shop Germanium) [*]Vemuram Jan Ray (4-Digit Serial??) [*]Ibanez TS-808 Tube Screamer (Tamura Mod) [*]Ethos TWE-1 Trainwreck Overdrive / Preamp [*]Analogman Prince of Tone [*]Paul Cochrane Timmy Blue 15th Anniversary (V3) [*]Paul Cochrane Timmy Seafoam Green (V2) [*]Paul Cochrane Timmy Red Sparkle (V2) [*]Rockbox Boiling Point Hand Painted (#2669) [*]Rockbox Boiling Point Hand Painted (#215 Low Serial) [*]Rockbox Baby Blues Hand Painted [b]Fuzz & Distortion[/b] [list] [*]Benson Amps Germanium Fuzz [*]ZVEX Box of Rock (Hand Painted) [*]Monsterpiece Ge Fuzz [*]Analogman Sun Face CV 7005 Germanium [*]Spruce Effects Americana Series Saguaros [*]Spruce Effects Americana Series Glaciers [*]Spruce Effects Fuzz Face [*]Spruce Effects Tone Bender Mk-2 [*]Spruce Effects Tone Bender Mk-3 [*]Stomp Under Foot Tri-Muff [*]Stomp Under Foot Tri-Muff '69 [/list] [b]Pedalboard Rig & Utility[/b] [list] [*]Wampler Plexi Drive Deluxe [*]TC Electronic Sentry Noise Gate [*]Boss DD-3 Digital Delay [*]Wampler Dual Fusion [*]MXR Phase 90 [*]Boss CS-3 Compression Sustainer [*]TC Electronic PolyTune 3 [*]MXR Iso-Brick Power Supply (with wall adapter & DC leads) [*]Pedaltrain Classic JR Pedalboard (with soft case) [/list] [b]Amplifier[/b] [*]Goodsell Champton 5W Class A Boutique Tube Combo https://reverb.com/shop/chandlers-gear-emporium-1 I'm in the process of listing all this on Reveb individually. I'm starting with boutique and expensive stuff first. There's a few thing a friend wants to try like the Ethos Overdrive and TWE, Dumbloid, and that Goodsell, that I won't list until he tries. I've sold about $500 of pedals in the past few hours so it may be hard to get up to date. I thought they used BBCode formatting here. Apparently not.

A beauty, I will also sell mine.

I thought that's what you meant but someone mentioned 12 strings and so I questioned myself as I usually do. Any way, the Takamine Peak was a great guitar I had when it came out in 2013 for something like $745. I see they are selling on Reverb for double, or at least asking double. It has this cute little guy on a summit for the 12th marker. There is a more expensive model with larger clouds and possibly hand built or different woods. I can't remember the difference but I got this guy and really liked it.

I guess for clarification, I am looking for something mid to high end, depending on make/model. So I'm kinda all-in for solid woods and gloss finishes. In a perfect world it's something she treasures for a lifetime. In a not-so-perfect world, she can make enough selling it to pay for something she treasures for a lifetime. Great question, and maybe I didn't say it correctly. I mean 12-fret, which is a guitar with a neck that joins the body at the 12th fret. That eliminates a large swath outta the gate, but I'm of the mind that smaller bodies benefit from having the bridge moved back. Someone suggested Larrivee and if I could I would. I used to have a Larrivee P-01 which was fantastic and would be a perfect match if it were better appointed. Getting into something a little nicer with a gloss finish means the P-05 and even used examples break my budget. It was actually my P-01 that has me convinced a 12-fret is the way to go. Lots of Taylor suggestions but from what I've found Taylor only offers the 12-fret neck joint in their bigger-than-baby sized Grand Concert and I worry that's a little bigger body than would be comfortable for her (she's 17 and a short 5').

Does it have a stadium logo on the headstock?

Do they employ Bassets for their basses?

is there a website with the info? thanks

#2 was #1. So what does that make #1?

No - it would be a 1997. A 2007 serial would be 75xxxx.

just want to make sure .. thanks

Does it play like butter? *ducking*

I don't name guitars. I have so many, I'd forget their names.

NICE! Still showing at Reverb shop, but CME's site says #2 was somebody's #1 choice.

Reminds of seeing a show at, of all places, a theater in Beverly Hills long ago. The 3 featured players were Lonnie Mack (with that crazy V) , Roy Buchanan and Dickie Betts (sans Allmans). Buchanan came out with his Tele and had a Twin Reverb sitting on a folding metal chair. Pretty much did the same thing. Nothing fancy. Tele straight into the Twin. Set everything on max and started playing. In his fashion, screaming treble and feedback, much playing past the treble end of the fingerboard. That tone and volume just cut right through you! My wife and many others made a trip to the bathroom and came back with as much TP as they could...Shoved in their ears with the ends hanging out over their shoulders.