falco_femoralis
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If I played bass it would definitely be this one
Guitars Gone Wild! (Only $19.99!)--crazy guitar thread
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jessenator
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JohnnyCreepy
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That’s clearly a tone bending shape for sure!If I played bass it would definitely be this one
vigilante398
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"rough hewn"middle school shop class aesthetic
It doesn't look like there are any sales, which is shocking. Apparently the main idea is to mount a cymbal inside the body for resonance?
"These are really interesting sounding guitars that are for people who like beautiful novel sounds. Despite the rough proof of concept looks the guitars sound warm and beautiful.
These were primarily made with very basic hand tools with an emphasis on bringing sound out of the materials. Rather than a measured approach, intuitive artistry and instinctive tactile problem solving was explored to discover and innovate."
....wut?
Mentaltossflycoon
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A good friend of mine built his first guitar in his 7th grade shop class. Cut the fret slots with a ruler and a razor blade. Looks way better than whatever is going on here.
Fama
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What a coincidence, I build all of my pedals using the same approach! Some might call them "sloppy", but I definitely prefer "intuitive artistry and instinctive tactile problem solving".
Edit: And into the signature it goes!
Nostradoomus
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jessenator
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So, make it only play 4/4?
Passinwind
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Love it. I actually have played this one:If I played bass it would definitely be this one
Aentons
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I walked into this guy's studio once many years ago and the quality of these blew me away. These are some very nice, very metal guitars. He was a Gibson authorized repair person.
He told me a story about how how pissed he got when one day he was boxing up a custom order for overseas shipping and one of his buddies walked in as he put it in the case and picked it up and started strumming hard on it while wearing a studded wrist band and gouged the fuck out of it.
https://www.dragonslayer.us/Html/Lobby.htm
He told me a story about how how pissed he got when one day he was boxing up a custom order for overseas shipping and one of his buddies walked in as he put it in the case and picked it up and started strumming hard on it while wearing a studded wrist band and gouged the fuck out of it.
https://www.dragonslayer.us/Html/Lobby.htm
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Aentons
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That looks like Dave's guitar
Of course it is
Well, reissue anyway
Mentaltossflycoon
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That's the letter "M" or maybe "W"
falco_femoralis
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I can't decide if I like double necks or not. I owned an Agile version of an EDS-1275 a number of years ago and it was a pig. Way too many tuners and the pickups weren't that great. I traded it for a mexican strat and $200 and felt I came out on top
I feel like the body of a double neck really needs to be designed to not look like two guitar bodies squished together
I feel like the body of a double neck really needs to be designed to not look like two guitar bodies squished together
Nostradoomus
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As a large man I feel like a double neck would look like a regular guitar on me, but I’ve never played one 
If you want to hit the bottom of the barrel.. there's a guy who built a guitar out of his uncle's skeleton etc (fully legally not a crazed body chopper).
www.guitarworld.com
I can understand being laid to rest with your guitar, amp and pedalboard etc.. but being laid to rest as a guitar.. not so.
Man builds guitar out of his dead uncle’s skeleton, uses it to play black metal
The surprising story of one metal fan's quest to have his uncle “shred for all eternity”
I can understand being laid to rest with your guitar, amp and pedalboard etc.. but being laid to rest as a guitar.. not so.
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Robert
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And just like that, the tonewood debate was over.