progmetaldan
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A couple of new pics of me and my Caparison Horus in action...
Post Random Pics of Your 6s.
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progmetaldan
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Cheers! I've got some better ones of just the guitar in another thread, from when I first got it, but these are just some random ones from the other day while I was playing it... 
Michael
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Man that finish rules \m/
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my beloved charvel m6
progmetaldan
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Splees
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Mmmm I wish I had the real ESP version.
This is my first guitar. It's such a piece of junk now.
Latest and greatest
My brother snagged and nice Edwards recently. The 5150 and all that crap is mine though.
This is my first guitar. It's such a piece of junk now.
Latest and greatest
My brother snagged and nice Edwards recently. The 5150 and all that crap is mine though.
playstopause
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Man, that SG and Edwards LP are
Almost bought an Edwards just like that. They're gorgeous!
Man, that SG and Edwards LP are
Almost bought an Edwards just like that. They're gorgeous!
Cosmic Pirate
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Michael
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Not just yet. It'll be here by the end of next week. I'll probably make a picstory and such...
Used666
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A couple new ones
Washburn WI66ANC Nick Catanese Signature
Fender Special Edition Esquire GT
Im a picture whore...
Washburn WI66ANC Nick Catanese Signature
Fender Special Edition Esquire GT
Im a picture whore...
Used666
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Ya it did but in that picture up there it had a duncan alnico pro II in it, it now has a d-sonic with coil tap in it
ibanez_rg320fm
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got it dedicated to my uncle when he passed
little bit of phtotoshop on the background but the guitar is pretty much liek u see it
no photoshop on that last pic i thought i posted another but it didnt work
maybe it will work this time
their we go it worked
little bit of phtotoshop on the background but the guitar is pretty much liek u see it
no photoshop on that last pic i thought i posted another but it didnt work
maybe it will work this time
their we go it worked
Lucky Seven
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Ya it did but in that picture up there it had a duncan alnico pro II in it, it now has a d-sonic with coil tap in it
Sex!
playstopause
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That Esquire rules!
My first, a '75 model, which gained the name "The Instrument of Power", thanks to one of our regular fans:
This has to be one of the heaviest Stratocasters ever made. I have yet to find one heavier.
This includes custom 3-position toggle switches; an Alembic Stratoblaster pre-amp; Telecaster knobs; a Startracks bridge (not in this picture); graphite nut; Schaller tuners; shielding, pots and boosted pick-ups from the late Stars Guitars of San Francisco; jumbo frets.
Just about everything modifiable has been modified. I have a Floyd Rose in my case waiting for the day I get around to having it installed. This is an old picture from my San Francisco daze. . .
I was in the fortunate right place at the right time and managed to get a limited edition Walnut Strat in '83. When I saw it, I knew immediately it would be a collector's item. Here's a picture of me playing it on stage in a dive in San Francisco's Tenderloin:
Modifications include an ESP pre-amp; reverse wired vintage staggered pole piece pick-up in the center position and a Hot Rails pick-up in the neck position, both by Seymour Duncan. It already came with special switching. The 3rd knob is actually a 2 position switch that provides additional pick-up combinations. The bridge pick-up is also a special "hot" model from the factory.
As I grind the strings a lot, the frets are more worn than I'm comfortable with, so it's "in storage" until I can have them replaced with jumbo frets. I also plan to take the current bridge from the sunburst Strat and replace the current 22ct gold bridge (which I will keep somewhere safe). Even though these models are worth much more than what I originally paid, I bought it to play, so plan to see it back in action eventually. . .
This has to be one of the heaviest Stratocasters ever made. I have yet to find one heavier.
This includes custom 3-position toggle switches; an Alembic Stratoblaster pre-amp; Telecaster knobs; a Startracks bridge (not in this picture); graphite nut; Schaller tuners; shielding, pots and boosted pick-ups from the late Stars Guitars of San Francisco; jumbo frets.
Just about everything modifiable has been modified. I have a Floyd Rose in my case waiting for the day I get around to having it installed. This is an old picture from my San Francisco daze. . .
I was in the fortunate right place at the right time and managed to get a limited edition Walnut Strat in '83. When I saw it, I knew immediately it would be a collector's item. Here's a picture of me playing it on stage in a dive in San Francisco's Tenderloin:
Modifications include an ESP pre-amp; reverse wired vintage staggered pole piece pick-up in the center position and a Hot Rails pick-up in the neck position, both by Seymour Duncan. It already came with special switching. The 3rd knob is actually a 2 position switch that provides additional pick-up combinations. The bridge pick-up is also a special "hot" model from the factory.
As I grind the strings a lot, the frets are more worn than I'm comfortable with, so it's "in storage" until I can have them replaced with jumbo frets. I also plan to take the current bridge from the sunburst Strat and replace the current 22ct gold bridge (which I will keep somewhere safe). Even though these models are worth much more than what I originally paid, I bought it to play, so plan to see it back in action eventually. . .
