http://www.sevenstring.org/forum/luthiery-modifications-customizations/279098-11-string-advice.html
help designer of 11 strings. help me build it..
help designer of 11 strings. help me build it..
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Thanks man, really glad you like my music. New EP out on the 11th of Feb with some really Scottish sounding song titles in case you're interested
And yeah, representing Scottish prog metal for the win!
Just saw your FB photos, awesome! Looks like you went everywhere, definitely more places than I've been. I've always wanted to go as far west as Fukuoka but never had the time and chance from my previous visits. Probably because I enjoyed the Kansai regions a lot (particularly Kyoto) and I just never got bored in Tokyo...
Unfortunately, I'm too self conscious to go to an Onsen.
And nice choice on the wicked Ibanez S.
Just realised you posted your response in your own profile again.
At least you had the guts to go to an onsen. I couldn't do it. Too self conscious. I take it you're back home safe?
Yeah man, should be good. I'm also catching Naren's band the day before I leave Japan haha.
I'm currently in Kyushu, Kawatanaonsen at my friend's parents house. Went to an onsen. It was manly stuff!
No Prob! Really looking forward to the NGD thread.
Sorry for the late response.
Whereabouts in Japan are you now? I found out that Okubo and Shin Okubo (in Tokyo) have a fair amount of music shops as well (about as much as Ochanomizu from what I've heard) so you may wanna check those out if you get the chance.
I forgot how insanely hot it can be during summertime, but it's still great. Also Shinjuku has everything, loads of stuff to do!
Rocking across the city: Tokyo
May prove useful. Gonna pay these a visit on my next trip myself.
Sorry for the late response:
Let's put it this way... an RG1527M costs 3500AUD here. I got mine in Kyoto for 700AUD (Golden Week marked down from 1000AUD retail). I chose that over a 700AUD Edwards Michael Schenker replica. I've seen some dirt cheap J-Customs, RG7620s and K7s as well, but remember, I'm from Australia.
If you can get some Japan exclusive models (like Killer, Edwards etc) for cheap, by all means do so.
Haven't heard much or played Deadly Premonition and I dunno if I'm gonna add any new games to play since I've still got an outstanding back catalogue to go through. I may get the latest Castlevania though....
EDIT: Looks like I liked, I just bought Bayonetta and Front Mission Evolved (such a dissapointment the latter...)
Dammit, it's Saturday, so it's probably not $400 anymore. Too bad I only have about $50.
Pretty much this, but right-handed with 6 strings.
EDIT: Carvin.com - Guitar & Bass Galleries
Search for a left handed XB75 with a tung oil finish and walnut top (not figured walnut).
Am I interested?! The GAS has been fucking killing me! I badly want a 6 string with a walnut neck and body, dual humbuckers, a piezo bridge, stainless steel frets, (unknown fretboard), and an Icon headstock. Saving up to buy one has been a failure though.
Lol, I had already seen that video several months ago.
Hey, what is your XB76 made of? Do you have anything recordings of it?
No prob man. Just save up and know what you want to buy, but yeah, there's a heap of things to get. Hell, I got both of my 7s there.
As for Star Ocean... between unlocking stuff on Sengoku Basara 3, replaying Xenogears and all of my other activities... I've sadly neglected it, for now anyway.
As for gigs, depends on what you want. There's certain bars around Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Shibuya (Tokyo) and Namba (Osaka) that'll have local bands. You get 1 complimentary drink card too. For bigger gigs, you may want to book in advanced (best to get your friend to help you out on that one). There's also street performers, they're littered everywhere and are quite entertaining at times too. As for metal shows, it's not really big there. Check with Naren (also at mg.org) to see if his band is playing during that time.
That's awesome you're staying with a mate. A local can help greatly with showing you around.
Kyoto and Osaka may not have as much as Ochanomizu but some decent shops too like branches of the big companies like Big Boss (ESP custom shop specialists), Ishibashi etc.
Kyoto has a few around the main shopping district (near the southeast river) like Big Boss and another one further up north of that same road (past the Shimizu building). There's Kinko Gakki down south of Nijo Castle too. Very nice guys and I even bought my 1527M there too.
Osaka has a few shops right off the main Osaka station (not Shin Osaka). Take the northern exit. Theres one off a walkway I remember and another near a department shop (IIRC 3rd-4th floor) near the Pokemon Centre. Lots of nice cheap J-Customs there. I don't remember Osaka shops well enough, but Google maps can help.
You going Tokyo? I'm so jealous... it's been a year and I'm seriously suffering withdrawal, I'm missing the place so much.
For guitar shops, you really can't go wrong in Ochanomizu (basically an entire district for guitar stores). The Chuo line will take you there. Another easy way is to familiarise yourself with all the JR Rail lines (it's not that hard). The Yamanote line will get to to the essential places, in this case, take the Yamanote line to Akihabara (you'll have fun there too), then Chuo line to Ochanomizu. The one street of shops is literally guitar heaven. You'll be spending days there.
Other districts also have some sweet shops. Shinjuku has some awesome places (Rock Inn and a few others) and Shibuya has Ikebe (which has different departments all in one building). Both are easy to get to, as they're both in the Yamanote line and very close to the stations too. -
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