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Feel free to fill in the blank. I'll start with... Ridiculous.

Does anyone know if John is still around? I sent him an e-mail a while back and haven't heard anything.

All the best to you!

Consider workmanship, tonal qualities of woods, aesthetics of the tops, the finishes, the hardware, the MOJO (however you want to define it) and any other criteria you care to elaborate upon. Is one from the 80s as good as one from the 90s or today? Or have they become a different beast - and which do you prefer.

That is YOUR Vector. You just need to realize that before it's gone. I can't think of anyone else who deserves that guitar more than you. Its your destiny she should end up with you.

All the best to ya!

They are from neck to bridge: "sweet", "kinky", "nasty" and "you filthy whore say my name".

The top is gorgeous. What kind of a pattern is that called? It doesn't have the tight stripes like others.

A Tally is a great guitar. My second favorite use of the term "Double D" comes from that guitar. Can't go wrong with that choice. And I would guess that the Pro would go to "11". On the other hand, those Newports are pretty cool.

You win! If bottom feeding is an art form, you are Pablo Picasso.

Duuuuude! That's so cool!

Seems like there's lots of options if you want to build a clone of the 18 watt M******l. What's the one kit that produces great tones, has easy to follow instructions, has all the parts included (no delays due to needing parts), quality components for a decent price?

Hey - congrats! Let's see those pics! : )

Hey!

That binding on the the f is pretty cool.

At some point, I'm going to have to end up with a Tobaccy Burst Elite.

Yup.

Tommy Shaw...isn't that the guy who did "Girls with Guns"?

LOL..I love this post too. I showed my wife and after shaking her head replied " i guess you could be worse" No lie!! My wife just had the same response. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Cool! Now what do you have for your amps?

What makes something a "student guitar" anyway? I just bought a USA Daytona from Rocktuna for a very reasonable price and my oldest son who has been asking me to learn guitar is learning to play on that. I honestly can't think of a better way to start him off. Chances are he'll never outgrow that guitar regardless of how much skill he develops.

An Ibanez ST-50 from the late 70s. Not shaped like a Gibson or a Fender. Kind of its own thing.

What's the issue with the Sperzels?

Love that !

Some men prefer the input....other men prefer the output. But do not misunderstand me...I do not judge.