Moderators: Slowy, Capt. Black
Whaaa that's a metal guitar if ever I saw one. Except it's in a suit instead of pink spandex.tonymcbony wrote:
It's like it almost goes metal but shys away at the last moment.
ib;jbhamo wrote:That is nice. I love the wood.
.__Some Bozo wrote:dogs represent the qualities we like to see in a friend, and cats represent the qualites we'd like to be able to get away with in ourselves
Yes, Diablo is the long-scale version of this. Visionless Guitarist's Diablo is standard scale, though, same as this one. Same body shape, headstock, pickups, controls. Different top-carving, materials and neck. There's a Diablo-2 coming, which is quite different looking, but does the same tricks.slash-ed wrote:
Adrian, memory is fuzzy but didn't you have a design called the Diablo that was the same sort of body shape? Or is this what you're calling it now?
The PRS flavour is definitely there in many of my designs (Heilo, Diablo, Katipo, Aurum), but the BC Rich thing is usually the customer's doing. For the most part I don't like BC Rich designs, although I can see the common ground with this one.tonymcbony wrote:I notice that when left to your own devices, you seem to create guitars that have a very PRS crossed with BC Rich kind of flavour, Ash.
you's should see it in the flesh, dam its sexy. very clear sharp tone with some nice low end, am running thru a JCM2000 TSL100, the highs are crisp as. different pup positions change the sound amazingly, my diablos the same but katipo's got much more distinctive low end which really shows on neck pup as it tames the highs and blends everything, smooth subtle sound, in bridge position sharp as crisp tone, but the low E and A stay quite smooth, each string stands out so well in distortion.
Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.
Holidays for Ash now?
