a burning dream

humpfrey said:
besides there's no shop in switzerland who sells or has tyler guitars to look at .i had to go to germany to station music for ordering one of these guitars a 800 km trip. i have small hands and the usual c-shape necks are not confi for me. my jp 15 has a very thin neck .735 first and .805 at 12.fret
the nearest tyler could go (so rich renken told me ) was .790 at first and .915 at 12.
so now the neck is also perfect for me. 2 JTS 5500 single coils and a SECRET !!! :cool: humbucker give the sound i was looking for a long time.
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Pic of the guitar?
 
OrganicZed said:
That headstock is bold and overstated yet functional and not actually a significant departure from tradition. It immediately elicits a response from those who view it. It is the opposite of pedestrian and forgettable. From an advertising perspective I have to imagine that is a successful design (though I claim no expertise in that area).
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And lots of real estate to write one's name over and over... Advertising indeed! :)
 
unix-guy said:
It's very cool, but I personally just can't get past the headstock on Tyler guitars.
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Yeah, not so much the shape of the headstock, but that repeating logo is unforgivable IMO. I don't think I could play that, unless my name was James Tyler. :)

But that's just a preference thing. I know their guitars are incredible builds. Congrats and enjoy!
 
CodePoet said:
Yeah, not so much the shape of the headstock, but that repeating logo is unforgivable IMO. I don't think I could play that, unless my name was James Tyler. :)

But that's just a preference thing. I know their guitars are incredible builds. Congrats and enjoy!
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I'm sure if I played I'd get over it - I've heard nothing but good things about them.
 
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