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- Pakehendrix
- Big Muff
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- meble-kuchenne.warszawa.pl
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Fatness
Howdy y'all, I'm looking at acquiring a new guitar in the (hopefully near) future.
I'm mainly looking at the Eastwood reissue/replica of the Ovation GP, it's here at the Poolside Studios website....
http://www.poolsidestudios.co.nz/produc ... d=Ultra-GP
From what I've read and heard, it's awesome. But I'm also wondering about similar guitars in that price range (under $1400).
Basically I want H/H, set neck, fat LP type sound. I don't really want an LP, I would like something a bit different. Any suggestions? So I don't have to go to the Rockshop and rely on their advice...
I'm mainly looking at the Eastwood reissue/replica of the Ovation GP, it's here at the Poolside Studios website....
http://www.poolsidestudios.co.nz/produc ... d=Ultra-GP
From what I've read and heard, it's awesome. But I'm also wondering about similar guitars in that price range (under $1400).
Basically I want H/H, set neck, fat LP type sound. I don't really want an LP, I would like something a bit different. Any suggestions? So I don't have to go to the Rockshop and rely on their advice...
- rocklander
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some sort of PRS fit the bill?
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- ash
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Ibanez SZ, SV, SZR, AR, ARX, ARC or AX.
Ash Aurum Special, oops, just sold it.
Radian LP jr, needs the second HB for your needs though...
Ash Aurum Special, oops, just sold it.
Radian LP jr, needs the second HB for your needs though...
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http://ashcustomworks.com for custom built electric guitars hand made in new zealand
- Pakehendrix
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- rocklander
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there's 'inexpensive' ones, but I'm not clued up wnough to judge if they're any good.. course a pair of hands and ears may tell you that
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- sgt mukuzi
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prs cant do a les paul, its the wrong scale length
it can do fat telly but not lespaul,
it can do fat telly but not lespaul,
sambrowne wrote:I've included things like chord voicing’s and musical terminology for those that can understand it, while trying to keep it accessible enough for fans to enjoy as well.
You are a hypocritical, whining bitch. F*$k off and die Anthony.
- rocklander
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ah. ok. so the scale changes the tone?
(sorry if that's a stoopid question).
(sorry if that's a stoopid question).
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- sgt mukuzi
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yea for sure, i have tried to get lester tones from prs in the past but all you can get are fender type tones, i get better blues type tones from robs old godin as it is the same length as a les paul YMMVrocklander wrote:ah. ok. so the scale changes the tone?
(sorry if that's a stoopid question).
sambrowne wrote:I've included things like chord voicing’s and musical terminology for those that can understand it, while trying to keep it accessible enough for fans to enjoy as well.
You are a hypocritical, whining bitch. F*$k off and die Anthony.
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- Ashton
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I've owned both (PRS and les pauls) and they definitely can do les paul (albeit with less low end) as well as offering strat sounds - that's the point of the things! Some are better than others, usually it comes down to the pickups - the Dragon II's sound like shit but the HFS/Vintage Bass pickups (found on Custom 22, Custom 24 and standard 24 but NOT on standard 22, which has the hated Dragons) sound killer (they are very like a Gibson's stock pups actually). You should be able to get a PRS on TM for the same sort of price as a Gibson LP standard. They're not cheap but they're great guitars and will hold their value. My mate has a Custom 24 10 top which he bought for $2500. It's the best "do-it-all" guitar I've come across.
- DarcyPerry
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Epiphone LP or Flying V?
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