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If I sling my guitar up too low, it hangs under my gut, and the fingerboard points towards the floor and I can't see what I am playing. It's a fuckin disgrace!!! :ROTF:
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"Artists should be free to spend their days mastering their craft so that working people can toil away in a more beautiful world."
- Ken M
Not as cheap as that (i paid $150),but i just bought a USA made Peavey Predator Strat copy!!! Talk about not getting any respect.....and these are USA made guitars!!! Oh well,better for us right?
Just because a guitar is made in the USA doesn't automatically make it "worthy", especially Peaveys. The only Peaveys I ever liked were the T-60 , Hydra (doubleneck), and the Wolfgang, and I've tried just about every model they ever put out (benefit of living in "Country Land" - Peavey stuff is everywhere).
Even the original Vandenbergs felt like toneless stringed bricks to me (oddly enough, just like an ESPee).
The T-60 feels like a comfortable Strat, and the Hydra had basically two T-60 necks on it. And how could you not like the Wolfgang, since the neck was a laser-scanned copy of Frankie's Charvel neck.
I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
The most human thing we can do is comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.
Hey Newc, that´s the first time I´ve heard anyone not liking the Vandenbergs! All four I´ve tried have played like butter and sung like... well, something totally unlike a brick. But that´s the beauty of it all, I guess... no two guitars are the same and we all like different things!
But regarding cheap, good guitars... I´ve been on the verge on buying several old Yamaha RGX´s and Pacificas the last few years... totally pro stuff for very little money. If I had more place around the apartment I would probably have bought a few just for the heck of it, but as it is I´ve always come to my senses.
it's a 1978 USA B.C.Rich Mockingbird and it was used by Phil Lynott in a Thin Lizzy Video-The free 1960's Hagstrom 8 string bass and free pair of Solavox pedals that came with it also paid for the petrol I used to get the Mockingbird nearly 3 times over:ROTF:
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