AmoryDrive
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https://www.digimart.net/cat01/shop28/DS05737266/Am I missing the specs on these somewhere? I'd be interested in a 7 in a non-excessive scale length, but don't see what they are. Bolt-ons aren't really my thing though, so I'd probably rather wait for a USA regardless. Despite all the drama this model has gone through, and not being able to listen to more than 15 seconds of AAL (just not my taste), and having Fishmans, I've thought the design was so cool since the Ibanez version and I still want one.
Appreciate it! I kind of expected it to be too long, so at least I know now.
Oh and if anyone wanted a good heel detail shot, here's the neck joint for the bolt on LaradasView attachment 76760
It's wenge, could be a chip because of the nature of wenge, ot it could just look like that.What is this a chip or splnter or just the picture playing tricks? Looks like it could easliy be sanded smooth.
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No, WMI.
I don't know. I think so. It's not my guitar.
That's just end grainWhat is this a chip or splnter or just the picture playing tricks? Looks like it could easliy be sanded smooth.
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Should be 2799 as well, that's what my Chartreuse was (no case)Anybody see the price on the J8s before they sold out? 7s are $2799 but no number on the 8s.
Cool, thanks. Apparently no more 8s until the USAs in March, so that's what I'll be going for hopefully.Should be 2799 as well, that's what my Chartreuse was (no case)
I feel you on that tradition meets forward thinking design thing. The juxtaposition can be really impactful. Older more traditional design elements have endured for a reason and can definitely help to ground more bold ideas.Vintage Yellow and somehow incorporate some Tortieshell. But make it a pearl Vintage Yellow...
I think you're the only person out there thinking as forward shape and construction wise and willing to do a vintage throwback look. Or at least the only one who's acted on it with the Tele thing.
J Laradas are much cheaper in the US. Also, I tried the ones in Japan wasn’t stoked on the set ups. I think your experience may have to do with string height and relief in the neck. It’s crazy how impactful a good set can be for a guitar. If you’ve ever been to NAMM you’ll know what I mean.Does Tosin know the J Laradas are still going for $4000+? lol
And despite the snark earlier, I have actually played J Laradas and personally did not like the neck joint and preferred the old set neck joint, to be "frank"
Maybe the WMI ones will feel better to me.