Awesome looking guitar. :yesway: I'm curious what other new things they have going on for 2010. I'm patiently waiting for them to update their website. :lol:
I'm surprised so many people participated in the yoga! Paul was abusing the trem quite a bit. :lol: Tymon was great though. They were nice for the brief moment I talked to them at the merch booth. Also Devin was saying all kinds of funny, weird stuff. :rofl:
Variety is good. I can certainly understand why they are making a more traditional guitar. It looks sleek and is bound to appeal to a lot of people, but the lack of something unconventional disappoints me a bit. I am only one person though, so I doubt it even matters. :lol:
"You know those delicious and unique crackers we're known for? Guess what!? We have a 'new' flavor: plain cracker. Enjoy!" If I wanted a plain cracker, I can think of other brands I would prefer one from. Different strokes for different folks I suppose.
Cool. :yesway: Is Komet Amplification showing? I would be curious to hear your opinion of their amps. Also would suggest Roccaforte if it hasn't been mentioned and if they're showing. Edit* nevermind. according to their website, they are factory direct now.
:agreed: You get what you pay for. I wouldn't expect any premium "mahogany" on any MIK or MII guitars. I wouldn't be surprised if Schecter's mahogany guitars are nato too (or LTD, Ibanez, etc. for that matter).
HSH does have the potential to offer more tonal possibilities, but a stock Ibanez RG isn't going to have more tonal possibilities than a stock Custom 24. In either case, you're getting 5 different tones. Also Custom 24s have the option of coming with a 5 way blade switch or 3 way with a...
Personally, no, I like my 7 for some things but not all things. I also would have a hell of a time selling that Gretsch. I'm sure the tone of that guitar is gorgeous and I have difficulty thinking of any production 7 or 8 that could emulate it.