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Mr JinX posted:Out for delivery now- Where'd you get that? That's pretty loving badass, I want one 
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Jan 9, 2007 14:38
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Its an Ibanez Artcore AXF74, les paul sized but fully hollow-bodied They are apparently extremely rare in the US- I had to email around and call about 20 shops specializing in used guitars before I found this one for $275 shipped- the last one that sold on ebay went for $400 edit- I got it from Music-Go-Round in Kentucky Mr JinX fucked around with this message at 14:53 on Jan 9, 2007 |
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Jan 9, 2007 14:45
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Mr JinX posted:Its an Ibanez Artcore AXF74, les paul sized but fully hollow-bodied Nice. I love the look of it... has the profile of a delta-blues acoustic. Looks like it's perfect for slide, and we all know how crazy I am about slide guitar  Time to start the hunt! *blows fox horn*
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Jan 9, 2007 14:51
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Thats also the only color it come in too, and I am hoping it will fit in a generic les paul sized case. I am going to play doom on it  As an aside, I know the Roland Cube is well regarded around these parts, does anyone have the 30X and if so is it worthwhile?
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Jan 9, 2007 14:59
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Noise Machine posted:I'm lazy, but I just got a DD-20 Gigadelay. I played through one of those the other day. If it wasn't for the fact that I pretty much know I wouldn't use anything but the modulated delay function, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. The one I saw was cheaper than the EHMMD - pricetag said $179.
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Jan 10, 2007 01:34
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poxin posted:
Isn't the entire guitar shaped from one solid piece of wood, or am I mistaken? I've never seen one in person and if I could have any guitar in the world it would be a Parker Fly.
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Jan 10, 2007 01:45
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Engine Fortegue posted:Isn't the entire guitar shaped from one solid piece of wood, or am I mistaken? I've never seen one in person and if I could have any guitar in the world it would be a Parker Fly. They are no doubt one of the most comfortable guitars to play.
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Jan 10, 2007 20:47
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CandyCain&Abel posted:hell yes (squier vintage modified 70's jazz bass) I just picked one of those up on Friday. I keep forgetting I'm playing a Squier. Even plugged into a compressor and run into a PA it sounds awesome. In the past two months I've also picked up a Novation Nova and Novation ReMote 49 LE. My synth setup is pretty awesome, I'd say.
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Jan 11, 2007 00:08
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I was originally thinking: But I'm trying to save for a car, so my next purchase will be a new pedal as motivation to loose some weight, probably a modded Metal Zone, or maybe a delay pedal or chorus pedal of some kind.
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Jan 11, 2007 01:22
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Straight wholesale from Jackson's AZ factory, behold! My first string thru guitar. It took some getting used to and repositioning of the right hand, but plays like a beast.
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Jan 11, 2007 08:16
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 My latest purchase is the lovely KORG controller keyboard at the back. The KORG legacy collection runs through on my laptop is awesome, if I take a wire out of the synth, it comes out on the screen. It's an 81% size version of the original MS-20.
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Jan 11, 2007 17:21
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My new baby  thats on backorder for 90 days   5 internet points to the first person who figures out whats special about it. aside from the fact that it is beautiful.
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Jan 11, 2007 18:21
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Captain Organ posted:
I assume the 'special' quality is that it's a baritone which it says on the headstock...
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Jan 11, 2007 18:23
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Walter posted:I played through one of those the other day. If it wasn't for the fact that I pretty much know I wouldn't use anything but the modulated delay function, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. Bought mine for about £190 when it came out, perhaps that's about 350 dollars or something?. It's simply the best delay you can have, apart from one odd thing, the warp sounds better on a DD-6.
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Jan 11, 2007 20:45
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Captain Organ posted:My new baby Sup Jaguar Special black-and-chrome buddy! It plays like a beauty. Run it through a big muff pedal and I dare you not to  at your first chord.
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Jan 11, 2007 23:13
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Shryke posted:
EEEE!!! Did you find this new somewhere? I saw this on zzounds i think, but then they sold out or something. Is the software decent?
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Jan 12, 2007 01:35
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Just got mics and a mixer for my drumset!! Here is me recording something:     
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Jan 12, 2007 02:43
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my brother and I just got gibson double neck guitars for christmas, it says les paul on the headstock, but its clearly an SG body, i dont know, it still looks and sounds sick.
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Jan 12, 2007 02:50
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RizieN posted:my brother and I just got gibson double neck guitars for christmas, it says les paul on the headstock, but its clearly an SG body, i dont know, it still looks and sounds sick. Wow! What year? As for the Les Paul on the headstock, the SG body style was orignally just another Les Paul signature model. I'm not sure when and why they started calling them SGs.
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Jan 12, 2007 02:59
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Captain Organ posted:My new baby Nice. Jaguars of all type kick rear end. I got to play one of the barritone Jaguars with the actual Jaguar pickups in it. They're pretty awesome. Speaking of Jaguar pickups, I'm probably going to buy one of these pretty soon:  I played one of these a couple weeks ago and it's has a pretty cool and unique sound with the 3 Jaguar pickups. It was a very comfortable and easy playing guitar too.
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Jan 12, 2007 09:19
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I love all the crazy poo poo Fender pumped out to catch the surf-rock wave (no pun intended) back in the 1960's. I  my Jazzmaster.
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Jan 12, 2007 16:09
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juicy_J posted:Wow! What year? As for the Les Paul on the headstock, the SG body style was orignally just another Les Paul signature model. I'm not sure when and why they started calling them SGs. I think originally they were Les Paul "Solid-Guitar" models. Later just "SG" for short.
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Jan 12, 2007 16:15
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I got this in September or maybe October. I'm getting some nice sounds out of it.
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Jan 12, 2007 23:03
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Minto Took posted:I love all the crazy poo poo Fender pumped out to catch the surf-rock wave (no pun intended) back in the 1960's. I Yeah I really love that Cyclone II because you can get some really awesome surf sounds out of it like a jaguar, but can also turn on and off the pickups in different configurations to get to get really good tones for heavier stuff.
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Jan 13, 2007 01:16
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Mugendai posted:Yeah I really love that Cyclone II because you can get some really awesome surf sounds out of it like a jaguar, but can also turn on and off the pickups in different configurations to get to get really good tones for heavier stuff. I only regret trading in my Cyclone for my first Jazz Bass because said bass got stolen. 
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Jan 13, 2007 01:38
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Captain Organ posted:My new baby No upper horn control, toggle switch pickup control, baritone HH? What so special? triteon posted:I got this in September or maybe October. I'm getting some nice sounds out of it. Is that vintage or AVRI?
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Jan 13, 2007 03:04
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Captain Organ posted:My new baby I like it. I went to buy a Jag today at my local shithole music shop, but it was gone, so I got a cheapo 70's tele instead, which I will eventually turn into a beast of a guitar through the magic of new parts. I'll post pictures when it's not 4am.
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RizieN posted:my brother and I just got gibson double neck guitars for christmas, it says les paul on the headstock, but its clearly an SG body, i dont know, it still looks and sounds sick. The answer lies in Warman's Vintage Guitars Field Guide. Page Two Hundred And Ten posted:During the 60s, more guitar players were familiar with Gibson's SG series, which replaced the earlier Les Paul series that was discontinued around the beginning of that decade. The SGs were originally called Les Pauls as well, but had a very different style, and Paul's endorsement was withdrawn soon after the new style was introduced. The short-lived models that had the new body style but that still bore a Les Paul model name are known by both names to collectors.
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Jan 13, 2007 10:35
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Getting one of these in a couple days (I think, if things work out right). It's a Roland SDE 2500 delay/modulation unit. I've already got an SDE1000, but it's not MIDI controllable, and I want to be able to run everything from my floorboard. So, I'm picking up the 2500, as well as this:  The Axess Electronics guitar router/switcher. I plan on running my Ground Control into the MIDI-thru connection of this, and out to my A3 and the Roland, which will be on separate loops, so I can route to one or the other, or both.
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Jan 13, 2007 19:54
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Graveheart posted:Straight wholesale from Jackson's AZ factory, behold! I like that a lot. I want to get one like it for my next guitar purchase in a couple years.
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Jan 14, 2007 02:44
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I just bought this a couple weeks ago and I love it ever so:  
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Jan 14, 2007 07:41
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Yay I got my first guitar, signing up for lessons next week! 
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Jan 14, 2007 17:33
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Watson Your Back, Holmes posted:EEEE!!! Did you find this new somewhere? I saw this on zzounds i think, but then they sold out or something. Is the software decent? Yeah, they stopped making them at some point. I got this off ebay. The software is excellent, on-screen versions of the MS-20 and Polysix. The fact that you can combine the two makes this feel like something really special.
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Jan 15, 2007 02:15
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I just bought a PodXT and I'm waiting for it to arrive. I've heard lots of great things, I just hope the learning curve isn't as steep as some people make it out to be.
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Jan 15, 2007 07:20
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The Dark Wind posted:I just bought a PodXT and I'm waiting for it to arrive. Hate to tell you, but the curve is pretty steep. Granted, not impossible, just make sure to set aside an afternoon or two to learn the thing. It comes with some decent presets out of the box, but it really sounds amazing when you learn how to work each amp model properly. That said, you made a good purchase, grasshopper.
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The Dark Wind posted:I just bought a PodXT and I'm waiting for it to arrive. These are fantastic, don't worry about the learning curve. If you're like most techie musicians, you figure stuff out by "fiddlin'" and not the manual. You can learn an XT in about 6 hours if you don't play and just explore. I used one of these instead of an amp when I was in the worship band at church, and I got it down after a couple sundays. The optional foot-board is worth every penny.
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Any heavily important tips that I might want to keep in mind while fiddling around, or is it all just mess around and play with it? I'll have most of tomorrow to try it out, provided it doesn't arrive too late during the day.
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Jan 15, 2007 08:34
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 Bought the Hello Kitty a few months ago; laugh all you want, after redoing the hardware, wiring, and pickup, this thing is gonna be sweet (and cheap). Ordered the Ibanez this morning, I've wanted one of these for a while, and the price just dropped.
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anarmyofnone posted:
I'm not laughing. I love it! I'm by no means a Hello Kitty fan, but just the fact that it looks all girl-like and sounds like a beast is cool in my book pretty badass
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