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They're not my favorite pickups but I do find that I like the way they respond to volume and tone controls. 85/60s I like in humbucker guitars.

I probably said this in another thread but I don't typically have tuning issues on my fixed bridge guitars. It might be how I play. One thing that I find interesting about the Evertune is lets you adjust the tension of the string which I think is interesting as often the only thing I can do to...

Nice! I was divided on whether I really needed an Evertune as I never have issues with tuning on my guitars but then someone pointed out that you can fine tune the tension which is a nice feature.

You say Warhol but I actually thought Pollock. He was famous for drip painting and that's exactly what this looks like.

I did list mine so we'll see. While I wait I'll at least give a concerted effort to adjusting to a 7 string. Agile's are awesome. I'm a regular on the remnants of the old Agile forum.

That's not the one I traded for as far as I know. It's just the only example I can find of one selling used and thus the ballpark of what I think one should go for. We'll see. So far I have no idea what to do with the 7th string. I've got to figure out what bands I listen to use 7 strings and...

No they said they bought it from Sweetwater in May. I'm almost thinking of just going for it if they'll give me the original receipt so I can demonstrate it's one owner if I do sell and/or have it for insurance purposes if I keep it.

That's exactly what I'm thinking. If it's not my thing even selling it a lot less than everywhere else might be a challenge.

Basic stuff. Mostly 6 string guitars that are influenced by Strats in some sense or another. I have a headless guitar. PRS. Nothing quite this unusual and exotic.

I hate to say it but I've never ever tried a 7 string, 6 strings are usually my thing. I can only find one completed sale which suggests it's worth a few hundred more than what I have, a Friedman Cali HH. But the questions I have are less about value and more like, are these thought well enough...