notalemming
Fractal Fanatic
Then there was that other upholstered amp company:Owned one very similar but black in the early 80's. May have owned the matching sofa sometime later
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Then there was that other upholstered amp company:Owned one very similar but black in the early 80's. May have owned the matching sofa sometime later
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We used to joke, these were a good plan b investment for bass players.Owned one very similar but black in the early 80's. May have owned the matching sofa sometime later
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I remember the natural finish version. Pretty sure it had an oak body and weighed about 25lbs (at least felt that way). It did play and sound good.I had this boat anchor back in the day. Honestly, it played great, and was extremely versatile. Those pups and the wiring were ahead of its time. 2 way phase selector, 3 way pup selector, Tone knob < 7 = single coils, tone knob >7 = humbuckers.View attachment 95623
I like it! Spalted, yes?I figured (no pun intended) I should post a picture of my #1. She was a rescue. The previous owner even preemptively defended its ugly top stating that it wasn’t damage to the finish, but “unique mineral spots.” I didn’t care. She’s easily the the best playing, most resonant guitar I’ve ever played. I tell people it’s a One Top.
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Technically, it’s flame, but you couldn’t tell at first glance.I like it! Spalted, yes?
I'm not laughing actually, really do like itTechnically, it’s flame, but you couldn’t tell at first glance.![]()
I was going to say it's an SV.It's a Flying G.
Yep. It's like a strat with a birth defect.Funny that nobody mentioned the Telecaster headstock. Turned me off immediately.
lol!
I recorded someone who brought one of those to a session. The signal to noise ratio was almost 50% to 50%.
I really like what you're saying about the wiring. Sounds pretty useful.I had this boat anchor back in the day. Honestly, it played great, and was extremely versatile. Those pups and the wiring were ahead of its time. 2 way phase selector, 3 way pup selector, Tone knob < 7 = single coils, tone knob >7 = humbuckers.View attachment 95623
Play it and you'll know...incredible guitar!!! As to the why, to allow easy access for your bowRemember Peavey Vandenbergs? this one guitar shop I frequented as a teenager always had one on the wall and it never moved in about 4 yrs. I always looked at it and thought, yuck...why?
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