I feel I deserve it too...for no particular reason. I mean I haven't earned it or anything. There is a slight variance of oh, say $50K in the price vs budget however.jeremyb wrote:
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well if you like your strats to taste like pies then I have every right to talk about taste.........Vorbis wrote:
Probably shouldn't be talking about taste then?
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Ask Hotgrits, I saw him in a photo licking the sweat of a thousand camels armpits off some random strat in some random shop in some random country full of lady boys.willow13 wrote:well if you like your strats to taste like pies then I have every right to talk about taste.........Vorbis wrote:
Probably shouldn't be talking about taste then?
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Probably much like the 70's one you got rid of. Average?*UNIQUE* wrote:Oh chortle.
I did indeed lust for a Strat for years and my first excellent guitar was indeed a Strat Plus.
I have no idea what it sounds like plugged in yet. .
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A Strat is essential in anyone's guitarmouryjeremyb wrote:Don't waste your time on Strats, go straight to Teles
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No shame in owning a tele, just dont talk about it or be seen in public. It's like listening to an Abba CD.Rog wrote:A Strat is essential in anyone's guitarmoury!jeremyb wrote:Don't waste your time on Strats, go straight to Teles
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To be honest, I don't know. I've had a very good 70's one...that Sunburst one. The White one I sold recently I could never bond with. The new owner is very happy though so again, how would I know whether it was average I was just average at playing it?Vorbis wrote:Probably much like the 70's one you got rid of. Average?*UNIQUE* wrote:Oh chortle.
I did indeed lust for a Strat for years and my first excellent guitar was indeed a Strat Plus.
I have no idea what it sounds like plugged in yet. .
So confusing.
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Hmm...Slightly creepy Daza overtones starting to permeate the thread.
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Yes, that is also very confusing.
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Im curious, did any "experts" (ahem) here actually PM you and shed some light on the seriously overpriced vintage Strat you're thinking of buying?
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Easy to play, versatile, their heros play them?jeremyb wrote:There's a reason most beginners buy Strats![]()
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Yep. And why comment on the price when it is not known, or even finalised?Vorbis wrote:Im curious, did any "experts" (ahem) here actually PM you and shed some light on the seriously overpriced vintage Strat you're thinking of buying?
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I'm no pre-cbs fender expert. Played less than ten of them.
But I can tell you this: I've never met a vintage-style fender that wouldn't have benefitted from a refret with larger wire and a flattening of the neck radius.
I think those two things can go an awful long way toward reducing Fender-incapability among the Gibson/Gretsch native.
But I can tell you this: I've never met a vintage-style fender that wouldn't have benefitted from a refret with larger wire and a flattening of the neck radius.
I think those two things can go an awful long way toward reducing Fender-incapability among the Gibson/Gretsch native.
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I hear ya.Hot_Grits wrote:I'm no pre-cbs fender expert. Played less than ten of them.
But I can tell you this: I've never met a vintage-style fender that wouldn't have benefitted from a refret with larger wire and a flattening of the neck radius.
I think those two things can go an awful long way toward reducing Fender-incapability among the Gibson/Gretsch native.
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Just for a wind-up really...why else?*UNIQUE* wrote:Yep. And why comment on the price when it is not known, or even finalised?Vorbis wrote:Im curious, did any "experts" (ahem) here actually PM you and shed some light on the seriously overpriced vintage Strat you're thinking of buying?
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