Dang... Now I keep seeing woman azz crack at the bottom of the guitar ...Sweet. The body reminds me of a woman's back as she is sitting with her knees drawn up and facing away from you. Very artistic.
Once you see it, you can't "unsee" it! I really meant it as a compliment. It's a very artistic spin on the LP form.Dang... Now I keep seeing woman azz crack at the bottom of the guitar ...
My bandmates call this my Dr. Suess guitar.
Interestingly fluid look about it....So here's a carbon fiber guitar that caught my eye awhile back. This was an offering by XOX Audio Tools. It's called "The Handle". The pickups are DiMarzio.
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Yeah! It weighs around four pounds. I would like to actually hold one because I suspect it may suffer from neck dive at that weight.Interestingly fluid look about it....
Fugly. Very. Hate that they did that on nice guitars.unique headstock
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I hated it at first but it grows on you. I hated the tele first sight too.Fugly. Very. Hate that they did that on nice guitars.
James Tyler is not like that at all. It came about when he was modding other peoples guitars, he would just run the strip of names over the existing decal. Then it became a reaction to people asking for a strat head. This is a guy who did the Joe X brand with "made in America by assholes" on the head.It's not that shape that bugs me so much, though I'm not actually a fan of it, it's all the repetitions of his name. Super cheesy looking visually, and comes off like standing in the middle of the street with bullhorn shouting it. IMO, YMMV, yadda.
You know I have come to really appreciate Tyler guitars, just fantastic made things, so i bought another 82 like the one Schon got, excellent guitar...
and I am with Andy, i really really like the headstock, great design, i more dislike the softer curve ones like on Suhr or anderson, the Tyler reminds me of my best Pal, its like an upside down dogs head!
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Here’s my Emerald Amicus. I don‘t really know how to describe it as it’s a bit larger than a mandolin but tuned like a regular 12-string (although much higher). It’s a lot of fun to play and sings wonderfully. Since it’s an odd scale, I’m using it for an original songs project.