100% Not Crap.

I discovered them through both On Top and Jersey Girls, and checked out The Lipstick Game and Hee Saw Dhuh Kaet shortly after. All great records. I've said it many times before, but I literally learned how to play bass (and figured out how I thought a bass should sound in a rock ...

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Epiphone "Inspired by Gibson Custom Shop" Les Paul Special double cut with P90's. I rolled the dice on this one the day they were released after being really impressed with the other IbGCS models, and because I didn't currently have any P90 ...

Song writers! How much do you typically write your songs before showing them to the rest? Do you demo them with drums and bass parts or is it just a bare bones strummy singy type of deal? Do you write down the chords or do they have to figure them out?
And how does it go from there?


While we ...

Currently I find myself only playing in two bands: Service, where I'm on bass, and Live Knives, in which I'm on guitar and writing all of the songs besides lyrics. The latter was a long time in the making. The last band in which I played guitar, Dead Halos, kind of dissolved when I moved from ...

Nothing really bizarre to show. But this MIJ Laguna ES-175 copy seems to be pretty rare. I've only ever seen one other, when I did an extensive Google search after buying this one years ago. A luthier acquaintance way more knowledgeable than me on Japanese guitars claims this one was built at the ...

Foiled again! It WOULD be nice to have something WiTh DimArZios or DunCans


That was exactly my rationale when I picked mine up, as I typically always used PAF-style pickups. Ended up putting one of these in the Burny and I'm still very happy with it a few years later:

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I have four Les paul Shaped guitars if you count my Marauder, so I really don't need another one but I've always loved these Burnys and my friend selling it is deal, breaking, my resolve.

Not this one but exactly like it. 90s so it has the lightning bolt inlay instead of the direct copy. Talk me ...

Dr Tony Balls wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 8:19 am

TonyAsh wrote: Thu Nov 21, 2024 8:25 pm this amp had been the primary backline bass amp at CBGB's.

I HIGHLY doubt that, but sweet amp regardless!

Thanks. And as I said, no way to verify that. Just stating what I was told.

After swearing I'd never go back to one, I'm back in the SVT club. This is the first 70's one I've ever owned though, and I'm loving it. The head is a '72-'75 Magnavox era, and the cab is a '79 with the 50 watt square magnet Eminence speakers. The guy I bought it from said that he bought it from a ...

I'm also in serious lust with the Gretsch Tim Armstrong signature G5191 guitar, though I'll probably never actually buy one.


Are the electromatic not built like total dogshit anymore? I'm asking seriously, because I love Grestch stuff and every electromatic I picked up has been super sad ...