hamerhead Posted Monday at 03:00 PM Posted Monday at 03:00 PM https://www.musiciansfriend.com/stupid I had an orange one (which wouldn't have sounded as good), and it was a great 'cheap' guitar. The pickups have this awesome greasiness to them and the individual pickup switches offer a great variety.ย Seriously killer bang-for-the-buck.ย ๐๐๐ย 7 Quote
topekatj Posted Tuesday at 02:24 PM Posted Tuesday at 02:24 PM 23 hours ago, hamerhead said: https://www.musiciansfriend.com/stupid I had an orange one (which wouldn't have sounded as good), and it was a great 'cheap' guitar. The pickups have this awesome greasiness to them and the individual pickup switches offer a great variety.ย Seriously killer bang-for-the-buck.ย ๐๐๐ย Bษ-tugly. 2 Quote
hamerhead Posted Tuesday at 07:34 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 07:34 PM 5 hours ago, topekatj said: B ษ-tugly. Well yeah, it's no potato. 3 Quote
soli'd Posted Tuesday at 09:26 PM Posted Tuesday at 09:26 PM You say it's got 23 frets?ย I can't tell if that's one less or one more than I should expect. 1 2 Quote
topekatj Posted Tuesday at 10:56 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:56 PM 1 hour ago, soli'd said: You say it's got 23 frets?ย I can't tell if that's one less or one more than I should expect. All 23 of which would burn quite nicely if placed in a neat pile along with 10 or so identical specimens, doused with a quart or two of Coleman camp stove fuel and sparked by a blue tip match ricocheted off the zipper of my 501โs. ย 2 Quote
Steve Haynie Posted Wednesday at 05:04 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:04 PM One has to wonder why the hardware was not salvaged. The bridges, pickups, tuners, pots, etc. had a value greater than the cost of labor to remove them. 3 Quote
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