Truth. Dumb round sock looking headstocks have no place on a point bodied guitar.But the headstock on that is atrocious though. Just my opinion of course!
Truth. Dumb round sock looking headstocks have no place on a point bodied guitar.But the headstock on that is atrocious though. Just my opinion of course!
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Yeah LSR bit the dust a long time ago.I love those industrial tuning knobs. I rarely ever see them
nearest to those is Hipshot right? -
The LSRs function different—those are just replacement keys basically. They do give a similar look though. So "nearest" in look? Probably. Much different though otherwise.
nearest to those is Hipshot right? -
This headstock gives me headache.
So weird like something’s wrong !!
/\ not sure if like. Though I do prefer smaller V shapes...that, to me seems even smaller?
You like small V's eh?
Am I wrong in thinking this is closer to the SV/RR/lawsuit shape than previously offered in the US?ESP USA has entered the chat...
...why the hell would anyone want a small V? Hell no..HUGE Vs FOR THE WIN!!!
The bigger the better, which is why I like MLs. When my guitarist tries to play mine it looks fucking hilarious because it's the same size he is.I think the Jackson RR is the perfect shape of a V, or even the dean V, minus the headstock.
The king Vs, and other random variations, to me, seem goofy. Or maybe they look goofy on me and my frame at 5'11 and 170lbs.
Like the video above is of a bigger guy, which would suit a bigger v. He went with a micro RR type thing and it looks really out of place
Dude! I didn't even know that existed! Its like my dream V shape configuration without having to go JCS. (apart from the red)I shall insist. The best V of all time is the Double Rhoads: