Post Your GAS
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kriff
You've failed me for the last time, Admiral
I've got true fantasy GAS today. Firstly, I learned there's a shop in England that will add an Evertune to any guitar for £500. Therefore, this thing tuned to drop A...
And then, classic custom builder GAS for a headless baritone:
And then, classic custom builder GAS for a headless baritone:
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soul_lip_mike
Contributor
but can anyone explain to me the stupid 2 strap buttons?
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nightsprinter
resident pat metheny fanatic
but can anyoen explain to me the stupid 2 strap buttons?
So you can stand them up/lean them against shit directly on the ground without them taking a guaranteed tumble as soon as you take your eyes off it.
It also acts as dong support for a second strap because to spend that kind of cash on a guitar to just turn around and do something like that means you got huge balls.
soul_lip_mike
Contributor
Do people that buy guitars that cost $5000 not buy stands?
nightsprinter
resident pat metheny fanatic
I'll never know lol
MetalDestroyer
Heaven's Football Bat
It lets you choose the angle at which the guitar hangs. You can order them with 1 button but IMO if you're buying the Anderson sauce, just get the Anderson sauce
but can anyone explain to me the stupid 2 strap buttons?
When will Charvel reissue the 750XL? Or the Jackson ATT?
soul_lip_mike
Contributor
I wasn’t aware this was an Anderson sauce. My first time seeing the two buttons was on a Kiesel which are always hideous.
MetalDestroyer
Heaven's Football Bat
According to google Tom Anderson has been doing it since the early 80s. I use the bottom button personally
soul_lip_mike
Contributor
Today I learned!
WillyTheMLGPro
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narad
Progressive metal and politics
My god, what a genius move that would be. Hard to get one less than $2500 these days.
Prior to Tom going out on his own, they did it on Schecter dream machines, too. Of course, that's where Tom got his start, and maybe his doing:
WillyTheMLGPro
Well-Known Member
Been really into Baritones (Mainly 6 strings) and Jackson have some of the best on their artist roster.
gunshow86de
Beef Jerky Time
HeHasTheJazzHands
Well-Known Member
The Monarkh looks a million times better with the Sweetone headstock good lord.Been really into Baritones (Mainly 6 strings) and Jackson have some of the best on their artist roster.
Also I'm glad Jackson is giving the Surfcaster more love... If only Charvel did.
Speaking of that; yeah a 750XL reissue would be killer. Idk why Charvel is so afraid to touch the Jackson headstock
kriff
You've failed me for the last time, Admiral
oh my god that Monarkh. With an Evertune as well? Give it to me now.
Moongrum
Well-Known Member
Is the 2 bottom strap buttons not so you can lean your guitar up against something and have the bottom be more stable/not get scratched up? I know some headless guitars are that way, is it not the same function for an s-type guitar?
The dual strap buttons is a vintage thing from a time before strap locks. Or locking straps. Or throwing your guitar around the world.
Edit: I drool over those Padalka guitars, or at least some of the ideas and the craftsmanship, but I can't find one that I actually like while being a man preferring more reserved appearances.
Edit: I drool over those Padalka guitars, or at least some of the ideas and the craftsmanship, but I can't find one that I actually like while being a man preferring more reserved appearances.
